10 Mass Effect Races That Should Be Playable In ME5
As fans eagerly await more details about , it's fair to start asking all kinds of questions about the upcoming game, including what sort of characters will be available to play in thee game. The original trilogy saw players mainly inhabiting Commander Shepherd, but also controlling his companions during combat. This provided a chance to play as multiple different races in the universe.
Playing as different alien species in offers some fun varieties of play styles. Krogans can recklessly charge into battle, while Asari can use telekinetic abilities for damage or crowd control. Having a diverse crew also allowed players to learn more about the history and cultures of the game’s unique aliens, adding depth to the world of. could even throw a curveball and let players choose the race of their main character, opening up more possibilities for customization similar to games like .
Whether as a protagonist or playable crew member, an Asari seems like a shoo-in for. Not only did the first three games all feature at least one Asari crew member, but the teaser for also featured one of them. Back in 2020 at the Game Awards, the teaser for seemingly gave players a look at Liara T’Soni, one of the major crew members from and. It wouldn’t be too much of a stretch to think she will be a part of the new N7 crew.
The latest Mass Effect 4 teasers prominently feature Dr. Liara T'Soni. It also suggests that she may not be as old as some fans previously speculated.
The original trilogy also gave players a look at several different kinds of Asari that would make sense as playable classes in if it opts for full RPG-style customization. There are the Justicars, Asari who give up all possessions and dedicate themselves to fighting for justice. Alternatively, players could be an Ardat-Yakshi like Morinth, able to gain power by melding minds with others and killing them. Options like this make Asari a solid choice for a playable race.
As games typically follow soldiers and involve combat, the
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