Fanatical just launched a MASSIVE bundle of official Mass Effect comics and art books, and it's absolutely stacked with content for die hard Mass Effect Fans.

🛒 Bundle Link: Mass Effect Comics & Art Book Bundle – Fanatical

Whether you're Team Paragon or Renegade, this is a cool way to revisit the lore, discover new details, and support official releases. Honestly, these comics have some cool artwork, and it’s pretty great seeing them bundled together (and DRM-free too 👀).

The bundle starts at just $1, and you can grab the whole squad (uh, bundle) for way less than a round at Chora’s Den.

If you have read some of these before or got a favourite comic arc or character backstory moment, let's hear about it.

Happy -129 to the shutter-down of snide insinuations by tabloid journalists, assessor of jellyfish intelligence, and stopper of discrimination against the poor.

What’s up everybody?! I know I’m not a newbie here, I was out for a while and now I’m back to playing MELE as you know. In this round of playing I’m trying to do things a little different, because in some articles I’ve read did things a little different than what I’ve been doing. Perfect example: I read recently that it’s okay to do Legion and Tali Loyalty missions after activating the reaper IFF and right before the suicide mission. First part to this question is it okay to do this? I’ve hardly done it this way before so wanted to try something new. Second part is the Heretics. In every play through I have always re wrote them because of the paragon points. I know either way it is paragon or renegade 30 points. Here’s where I’m confused. In one article I read it said if you want peace in ME 3, for both quarians and geth towards the end on Rannoch then it’s best to destroy the heretics (+30 renegade). See this where I’m confused because if I remember correctly in all my play throughs, I have re wrote them and I remember both parties stopped the war in ME 3 to help in the end and also get a good amount of war asset points from both quarians and geth. Here’s the thing, I know how the “system” works if you get both sides to cooperate in ME 3 at the end of Rannoch mission. I remember legion dies but tali lives. So I don’t know what to do now, what’s the best way to handle this situation? In my last play throughs, I never got to 3100 or more EMS to see shepherd breathe in the end and this time I wanna work towards that. Each time I came short of 3100, I was in the 2900 range or I got trigger happy and selected do nothing in the final moments of me 3.

What if Shepard never talked to the Catalyst. It was Anderson that made the decision to destroy the Reapers. Shepard's fate is unknown.

I think this might work for how they can continue the story for the next game.

What do you think? Agree? Disagree? Maybe more improvements? Or should I be ejected out the nearest airlock?

I have an idea for a Mass Effect sequel that could continue Shepard’s legacy while introducing a new galactic mystery. A story-driven RPG with political intrigue, moral dilemmas, and an ancient threat. Would love to hear your thoughts! 🚀

Full concept below: https://www.notion.so/Bioware-1bab4a28a88180a58544eeeef59fac8f?pvs=4

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Which Novel was edited after published.

Samantha Traynor

Kelly Chambers

Gabriella Daniels

The Lawson sisters are an underutilized duo in the trilogy. Who wants to see more of what Miranda and Oriana are up to post-ME3? Either in the next game, a comic, or a novel?

Hope you have gotten a C Sec permit for fireworks.

Merry Christmas!

Happy Hanukah!

Joyous Kwanzaa!

Cheerful Solstice!

Whatever anyone celebrates, let the Happiness be Plentiful, and the Loot be Epic. 🎄

So I recently replayed andromeda and I'm kinda getting deeper into it before people say anything i do prefer the trilogy obviously but there are some things i did kinda like: the kett while a bunch of nothing burgers do have interesting lines about a Senate, the religious aspect is interesting and the fact they have vasal species os interesting meaning escalation isn't necessarily normal, the jardaan/remnant builders are a cool concept, the remnant are pretty interesting they reminded me of the faro bots from horizon zero dawn and the angarra are kinda interesting and suvi, drack and jaal are pretty good characters obviously not to the extent of legion, garrus, tali and wrex but still better than Jacob and Jenkins obviously idk maybe it's just me but with more time to polish it andromeda might have actually been pretty good idk probably just me

Best and Worst Companion in the Mass Effect lore?

Hello there! I thought I'd come in and share some details on changes that happened recently.

I will mostly share quick notes below, but if you have questions about any of what's mentioned, feel free to visit the links or ask me anything!

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Technical Updates:

• Structured Quotes have been implemented – These are optional to use, but a way to introduce structured data into wikis.

• "New Visitors vs. Returning Visitors" chart clarification on Special:Analytics – It used to reflect the data from 1 day, and has been rectified to cover 30 days, like the other charts.

• Blog posts unintentionally became editable to everyone recently, rather than just the author and the wiki moderators; this is now fixed.

Experiments/Tests:

• Interactive Maps performance improvements – Testing is happening at wikis using this feature, as an attempt to improve map rendering performance.

• Mobile Drawer released for logged-out users on mobile – This drawer was an experiment for a long time and now became a feature, intended to lead low-engagement users to stay around a bit longer and visit more pages.

• Universe Pages have been released – These are not part of wikis (other than simply linking to them) but do include some of the topics as an entry point hub for discovering an universe, which is optimized to rank highly in search results (see more info).

Editing changes:

Due to an increased amount of vandalism and suspicious activity around the platform, some changes to editing were made recently, with the goal to reduce some of these issues, and make moderation more manageable to admins and moderators. To elaborate a bit more on these:

• Email confirmation will be required to use your account on any wikis where anonymous editing is disabled. Any user can emailconfirm their account via Special:Preferences (User profile > Email options). Those whose account hasn't been confirmed will see a notice about needing to confirm their email. If you have trouble confirming your email address, please contact Fandom Staff via the help desk.

• Other changes include anon-editing being auto-disabled on any wikis where admins/content mods have not edited for at least 7 days, and also being disabled by default on brand new wikis, until the wiki passes a platform safety review.

Feel free to visit the original blog post for more of an explanation. While it's impossible for ALL instances of vandalism to go away – this being the internet we're talking about here – we hope that at least having a bit of a barrier to creating new accounts helps put a dampener on bad edits, so that it eases the effort of moderating to some extent.

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I believe that's all for now, but if you'd some extra details or more updates, you can also check the technical update staff posts for November 1 and November 15, 2024.

I ask because I have one playlist in mind of someone playing ME1 (actually, two people, one stream), and one regular video explaining how one can get past the Suicide Mission without incurring any losses

I decided to ask you people, what kind of ending did Javik meet in ME3? Remembering what choices this character had throughout, I begin to think that if he is forced to go through all the pain that is stored in the Echo-Shard, then his end is too sad. Yes, he awoke in a cycle where everything he valued was destroyed, but he learned, adapted, and eventually shared his "military wisdom" with the Normandy crew and others around him.

I understand that for a weary warrior, ending his journey beside the graves of his comrades might seem like a "good" ending, but is it really so? He did consider that, had he been born in Shepard's cycle (let’s call it that), he might have become a noble scientist. That option didn't come to pass, but it doesn’t change the fact that he could still become a "mentor" to others (He even suggested the idea of writing a book with Liara.) as well as experience this new cycle from the other side, not only from the military.

So, despite the fact that my choices during my first playthrough led to (in my opinion) the "sad" ending for Javik, I expressed my opinion on this matter, and I think a character like him deserves more than just to be the "last voice that falls silent." Please share your opinions too if you’re interested in this topic.