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Your choices still can have an impact on the story but it isn't necessary to always stick to nice or mean. Andromeda thankfully does away with the strict paragon/renegade choice system. In addition to the new hostile species you also meet a new friendly species whom will help you if you can earn their trust. You start with a couple human squad mates but eventual recruit members from several species. The story and all the supporting characters aboard your ship are the clear highlight of this experience. Little is known about the advanced civilization that left their mark on the galaxy but their is clearly tremendous power in their tech that could help sustain or end life throughout the galaxy.
In fact the whole galaxy has a lot of this Remnant remains scattered about. On the planet you encounter a hostile species that it determined to use the planet's technology for their own purposes. When you arrive at your golden world it is not as hospitable as you were lead to believe. You play a Scott or Sara Ryder whose father leads the human Ark, a giant ship containing a 100,000 people. You are part of the Andromeda Initiative, a multi-species project sent to settle golden worlds scoped-out to sustain life.
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The fact is Andromeda was full of promise but it won't be a smooth journey.
I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed the story but other areas were quite lacking. I finally got myself a bigger television and stuck it through all the way to the end. I tried playing it when it first came out but I found the opening stage quite difficult and I couldn't read the unnecessarily small text.
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So I was definitely excited to see the series brought back with the announcement of Andromeda. The Mass Effect trilogy was probably my favorite series from the last generation of consoles. By bumblebug | Review Date: September 8, 2019
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