If you've found yourself facing the final 'suicide' mission in Mass Effect and are afraid of losing your crew or have repeatedly lost crew members while attempting the mission then this is the guide for you.
Having a guide for this kind of takes away the whole thrill of not knowing who is going to survive the crazy mission... I was so worried that I was going to lose Garrus, who is my favorite team member, in this fight, but I didn't bother with a guide. It's half the fun!
I lost Tali on my first playthrough. No way in hell I'm going to carry that game save with me into ME3 - I'm not going to play the final chapter of the trilogy with one of my favourite characters missing :).
Thing is though, if you don't spoil yourself with a walkthrough, you may get a result you didn't want. Yes, it encourages you to play more than once, but some people would rather get it right the first time.
I would have been prepared for the Suicide Mission anyway, but its nice to be assured that you'll get the ending you want.
I lost Legion. I hated myself for that, since I realised how easy it was to survive with all members. However, I just don't like restarting missions. I want to see how my initial actions impact the final part.
Having a guide for this kind of takes away the whole thrill of not knowing who is going to survive the crazy mission... I was so worried that I was going to lose Garrus, who is my favorite team member, in this fight, but I didn't bother with a guide. It's half the fun!
I lost Tali on my first playthrough. No way in hell I'm going to carry that game save with me into ME3 - I'm not going to play the final chapter of the trilogy with one of my favourite characters missing :).
I lost Mordin the first time.
Everyone survived on my try. Was common sense really. Hoped for it to be more dangerous. Sorta.
Glad they made it out at least.
Play the game it was meant to be played.
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