a good example of why, is the bioware games before anthem.
all of them have multiple classes, dialogue choices which leads to different outcomes. most of them are okay, but some are really impactful to the point of affecting the ending.
mass effect is my favorite of them all. mass effect 2 is the game I personally replayed so many times in my gaming life. a few runs on the ps3, then on the pc right before OG me3 release, then recently(the whole trilogy) on the legendary edition on pc.
god, I’ll probably replay the whole trilogy again before mass effect 4 releases, if I am still around whenever/if ever it releases.
a good example of why, is the bioware games before anthem.
all of them have multiple classes, dialogue choices which leads to different outcomes. most of them are okay, but some are really impactful to the point of affecting the ending.
mass effect is my favorite of them all. mass effect 2 is the game I personally replayed so many times in my gaming life. a few runs on the ps3, then on the pc right before OG me3 release, then recently(the whole trilogy) on the legendary edition on pc.
god, I’ll probably replay the whole trilogy again before mass effect 4 releases, if I am still around whenever/if ever it releases.