The algorithm blessed me with part 1 of your playthrough; i've been waiing a few days for this. Glad you're enjoying it, it's such a great series with lots of cool lore and ideas
"Crazy that the game doesn't explain that..." Agreed, but remember, this is an old game. Back in the day, games usually shipped as a disc (yes, even for PC!), and came with a small booklet, explaining the important things you needed to know before starting. In the case of Mass Effect, one of the things explained in the booklet was how the dialogue wheel worked.
they also sort of explain it in-game on the tips at the bottom of the pause menu, not as extensive as what's Paragon and Renegade but it does mention how things on the right advance conversations (I do miss booklets tho!)
Not just that, the tutorial of ME1 is almost as long as of RDR2 but it's very clunky, designed for experienced gamers. "Omnigel exists, now pick that lock. Missed a dialogue option? Too bad, we'll add a Codex entry later."
@@MattRowland And they still are. :D The original ME1 guide book has been helpfully scanned and is available online in a couple of places. RUclips doesn't like URLs in comments (evidently they think they're spam) but if you google "mass effect 1 instruction book pdf" it should be the top link. I just re-read it again, out of nostalgia. Ah, good times, those were.
@davida.j.berner776 ahh that's true! I forgot about that. 🤣 I loved those booklets and the big booklets you could buy with all the hidden collectibles and weakness for bosses
Great fun watching ! Killing enemies is worth experience points, which is what you need to level up. So, leaving them alive and running away is missing out. Whether it's geth or worms (thresher maws) they are valuable---dead. Your level also determines what weapons are available.
The hanar (AKA the race of religious jellyfish) refer to the Protheans as the “enkindlers” and worship them because they believe the protheans were the ones who taught them language.
The only other couple of tips I will give is to make sure to talk to all the squadmates on the ship after every story mission, their character progress is important not only for this game but other games in the series. Also equipping better armor and weapons will help with difficulty as well. That's it, enjoy and have fun!
I see Garrus taking rockets to the face and dying first is going to be a thing now, eh? 3 times in a single episode :D 1:03:30 - Hey, you're not dying (aside from your encounter with the worm and the turret you forgot about) and not missing much, so I'd say you're definitely better than average. These uncharted missions are harder than some of the main missions. And then on Therum when faced against Colossus you applied more strategy than 80% of new Mass Effect players that died like at least 5 times there. I definitely died a lot more during my first playthrough. And you survived the infamous Krogan Battlemaster! That is assuming that we see is an honest first try and not just the successful take. By the way, if you want to revive fallen squad members, you have to upgrade Spectre Training skill in order to unlock Unity power. Medi-gel only heals the team when they're up. Hopefully it's not considered backseating, it just seemed like you were confused why you couldn't revive anyone. You only learn about this if you examine each talent's description.
@bloodymares hahha poor Garrus 😅😅 Thank you! I honestly thought I did horrible so that makes me feel a little better 🤣 I will make sure to get that skill unlocked. Thank you for letting me know!
The worst part about finding this series today is that there are only two episodes so far. Regarding the dialogue interface, that pattern (left investigation, top paragon, bottom renegade) was actually described in the game's manual (Mass Effect was originally released in 2007, when printed manuals were still a thing), but apparently that didn't make it into the in-game tutorial.
Be sure to keep Charm maxed out. It will help you out of some tricky conversations where you might would have no option but to kill them otherwise. Also, if you look at your skills page you will see a blue gauge, and a red gauge. The blue will fill if you choose to be nice, and red will fill if you are mean. Your choices will affect your crew too.
Side quests have an impact on other parts of the game series. I recommend doing them. Better doing them along with the main quest but this is your passage to decide for you and recommend mako for enemy because its easier then on foot. The second part of your game and I'm still interested to watch.
The game doesn't really explain the dialogue wheel more in-depth, but that also lets you just focus on the options you're most interested in or you feel YOUR Shepard would say, rather than just "Click all the good options if you're 'good', and all the bad options if you're 'bad'" ...which also makes it that much cooler to check out people's playthroughs to see what choices they make and how different their Shepard ends up being. Glad to see you're enjoying it, always appreciate no spoiler/backseat runs!
9:42 yeah thats how it works in ME2 and 3. in ME1 being good or bad (paragon or renegade) only unlocks the "charm" and "intimidate" skills. leveling these unlocks the dialogue options.
This isn't true. It leads your movement. So if you're driving lateral to the thresher maw and never change direction it will shoot ahead of you and hit you anyway. Best to zig zag or even just sit still and jump over its shots.
Hi and thanks for the content! Regarding your plan to first do main missions and then side quests. Be aware that there are a few main missions where once you complete them, a bunch of side missions become unavailable, and the game will not tell you this. I can't remember how common this is in ME1 (I don't think it's a major problem), but it is an issue in ME2 and especially ME3. So in a completely made up example, let's say you have side mission 1 and 2 takning place on space station X. However, you first go for a main mission where you have to destroy X, and therefore you cannot complete 1 or 2.
I also hate the hoppy geth. Interestingly, vanilla me1 didn’t have headshot damage, and the pistol with marksman active was the highest dps weapon in the game. They added headshots and balanced weapons for mele1. Fun fact, if you’re a fan of Star Trek DS9, Armin Shimmerman, who played Quark voices the Salarian councilor.
So glad you saved Liara First, Shes amazing and my fav character in the whole trilogy you should try to get you or one of your squad mates the power UNITY it revives fallen allues
Hi, just discovered this video and your channel! I LOVE Mass Effect, and it’s always awesome to see a new player discover it for the first time! It is honestly some of the absolute best world building I’ve ever seen. I’m so glad to see you’re enjoying it too! And I don’t think you went to the wrong planet first. It really doesn’t make too much of a difference which one you do first. I think they’re all equally hard.
@mr_chill77 haha good to know about the planets! I can see why you love the game, it's absolutely amazing so far!! Btw welcome! Hope you enjoy this epic journey with me lol
Your companions won't die as quickly if you order them to take cover. I also suggest installing upgrades to their armor. Some of the upgrades (Medical Interface, First Aid Interface) provide regeneration, which means you don't have to use medkits as often.
Yeah no one likes Ambassador Udina haha. I give him sass too. I tried to be nice at first but then I ended up enjoying telling him off. Also with the dialogue wheel, the game was made in 2007, years before games started telling you everything. So just a sign of the times. But it's kinda nice figuring out some things on your own, even though quality of life is nice in modern games. Enjoying your play through *Edit, I was able to figure out the dialogue wheel over time because I noticed after I picked the top right option, sometimes I would get Paragon points, and when I picked the bottom option, sometimes I would get Renegade points. And I realized Investigate was usually on the left side which allowed me to ask more questions without ending the conversation. But it would be nice if it was better explained, I agree
@abovewater6918 yeah thats fair. I kinda of like the idea of doing both instead of just good or bad. I think it makes sense to just go with what fits the situation, even if it's technically "bad". 😁
3:40 I personally think it's better that Mass Effect doesn't explain it and lets you guess which one's tone is what. In some other games that use the Mass Effect inspired dialog wheel, such as Dragon Age and Horizon Zero Dawn, the way the icons for each dialog option reveal the tone sort of breaks it for me, as I no longer get to speak my mind and how they'll take it becomes visibly clear.
@zarif_chow oh good point. Yeah I think it's fun playing it that way. I will likely do a mix of the "good" and "bad" dialogues depending on how I feel about the person/character I am interacting with
Doing well so far. Some points - Before leaving the ship always make sure that you up unspent skill points for your squad. As a soldier you do not Decryption or electronics skill. Used to open doors and containers. Good news Garrus has them! Increasing electronics skill also increase the Mako shield and the amount that is repaired. Medi-gel will heal a character before they are KO'ed. If you look at your talent tree under Spectre you find the Unity Skill - revives KO'ed squad mates. Enemy Krogan regenerate health, Once is KO'ed, twice is dead! Never let a Krogan get up close! Surveying planets gains items. There are a lot of them! Some are more important than others! But they all give credits and XP and this goes up as you level up. Never pass up easy money or XP! At least after every main story mission talk to your crew. To fill out their backstory! Helps you understand them better! As for the story this is your first play through make it yours and enjoy it! When a planet says you can land it is side mission. Asteroid X57 - is a former DLC quest that became part of the main in Legendary Edition.
BTW, if you’re interested, there are novels written by the lead writer for this game that covers Anderson’s mission with Saren 20 years prior and further content with Anderson. You don’t need to have played the game to enjoy them and there shouldn’t be any spoilers for this or the rest of the trilogy.
Nah cover is for the weak , I also go guns blazing unless I'm playing on the hardest difficulty since it's so fun to just gun them down while marching towards them, so I'd say you're doing pretty good . And yeah the geth stalkers suck lol forgot they jumped around so much. You still got that fight and the Krogan on your first try which is impressive, those are notoriously hard fights! I do love the idea of Shepard just charging into battle with the Mako just jumping all over the enemies 😆🤣 those poor pirates didn't know what was coming to them hard and fast Really good episode! I'm glad you're enjoying the game. It's still surreal watching you play ME but I'm not complaining You said you didn't do much but you got a bunch of sidequests and got a new teammate so I consider that a win Still I wouldn't be surprised if a future episode is just Shepard talking to people, you can spend hours just going around the citadel alone lol
@Ghaladd lol exactly 🤣🤣 Shepard is too badass for cover Ddduuuddee the stalker guys are so maddening!! Like just stay still gosh damn it!🤣🤣🤣 Thank you! I honestly thought I did so bad so I appreciate you saying that Lol why's it surreal? Is it because I took forever to finally get to it 😅🤣 Also, yes! I got the advice to talk to the crew after every main quest so I'm sure that will take up a lot of time. Buuttt I bet it's worth it! Hope you are having a great weekend so far
@@KahliPlaysGames I had accepted Mass Effect was not happening in quite a while and I think from all your playthoughs I've played this series the most so it's like a mix of nostalgia but also excitement from seeing the game through someone I was hoping to see play it... I just couldn't come up with a better word that surreal 😆😅 Also I kinda forgot that cutscene when they escape with Liara and for a moment I thought Shepard was gonna pull a Michael Scott and leave the place before the rest of the crew 🤣🤣
@@KahliPlaysGames I was like please Shepard don't do this to me, let Liara go first glad she let them through eventually 😆🤣 And thank you! I am having a nice time, hope you're having a good weekend too!
The thresher maws are annoying as hell, so I get you. However, there is a very simple tactic that I use to beat them. Do you want to know it, or would you rather discover it for yourself? ^^
The Therum Geth fight and the Krogan Battlemaster are probably the biggest early game difficulty spikes that test whether or not you can make use of the deeper game mechanics. So, if you didn't die at those encounters that's pretty solid. And you figured out that the power wheel is very important to surviving those harder encounters. I'm sure everything will click into place from there.
Yeah, the game didn't do a great job at explaning the basic stuff (which kinda sucks), but it's fun to explore the options on your own, too. Though, I wished I had known how important every decision in the games (and they follow you through all three of them). If this counts as spoilers let me know. If so I apologize, that's not my intention. It's a really old game (I think it was original released in 2008). The legendary edition is a remaster of the orignal games. They didn't change the story, just greatly improved the graphics, especially of the first game. To this day the game has one of the most epic stories I've ever played (I count all three as one game). Wrex is one of my favourites, too! His comments can be quite funny. He's usually in my ground team. And you can be as sassy and mean as you want with Udina (the ambassador). I don't know how he ever got his job. He's so annoying! The Mako is the most annoying vehicle I have ever driven in any game. It's so bouncy... I like your way of playing, recklessness and all, but I do think you're a little too fond of the sniper rifle for that approach...
@fairyshiona4093 Yeah, it is a bummer, but I did forget it was older (the Remaster is so good) and that older games don't usually explain everything. It's so cool that all the decisions matter, I absolutely love when games do that. Heck yeah Wrex is the best! I love him so much already. I'm glad you are enjoying my chaotic approach lol. I got some upgrades on the assault rifle so I'll likely use that more Thanks for taking the time to write out this comment! I appreciate it!
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Hey all! Hope you all are having an amazing week! Just a friendly reminder that this is my first playthrough so please no spoilers
The algorithm blessed me with part 1 of your playthrough; i've been waiing a few days for this. Glad you're enjoying it, it's such a great series with lots of cool lore and ideas
Same here
Same here
Hey me too!
"Crazy that the game doesn't explain that..."
Agreed, but remember, this is an old game. Back in the day, games usually shipped as a disc (yes, even for PC!), and came with a small booklet, explaining the important things you needed to know before starting. In the case of Mass Effect, one of the things explained in the booklet was how the dialogue wheel worked.
they also sort of explain it in-game on the tips at the bottom of the pause menu, not as extensive as what's Paragon and Renegade but it does mention how things on the right advance conversations (I do miss booklets tho!)
Not just that, the tutorial of ME1 is almost as long as of RDR2 but it's very clunky, designed for experienced gamers. "Omnigel exists, now pick that lock. Missed a dialogue option? Too bad, we'll add a Codex entry later."
Instruction manuals were great bathroom reading material. 😂
@@MattRowland And they still are. :D
The original ME1 guide book has been helpfully scanned and is available online in a couple of places. RUclips doesn't like URLs in comments (evidently they think they're spam) but if you google "mass effect 1 instruction book pdf" it should be the top link. I just re-read it again, out of nostalgia. Ah, good times, those were.
@davida.j.berner776 ahh that's true! I forgot about that. 🤣 I loved those booklets and the big booklets you could buy with all the hidden collectibles and weakness for bosses
Some Renegade options in conversation are quite hilarious.
@@watereater20 haha yes! I have to do them sometimes because they are too good to pass up 🤣🤣
Great fun watching ! Killing enemies is worth experience points, which is what you need to level up. So, leaving them alive and running away is missing out. Whether it's geth or worms (thresher maws) they are valuable---dead. Your level also determines what weapons are available.
@nemovidet2111 kill everyone got it 🤣🤣
The hanar (AKA the race of religious jellyfish) refer to the Protheans as the “enkindlers” and worship them because they believe the protheans were the ones who taught them language.
@@lolkaverr ohhhhhh that makes sense 😊
The only other couple of tips I will give is to make sure to talk to all the squadmates on the ship after every story mission, their character progress is important not only for this game but other games in the series. Also equipping better armor and weapons will help with difficulty as well. That's it, enjoy and have fun!
@abovewater6918 thank you!!
I see Garrus taking rockets to the face and dying first is going to be a thing now, eh? 3 times in a single episode :D
1:03:30 - Hey, you're not dying (aside from your encounter with the worm and the turret you forgot about) and not missing much, so I'd say you're definitely better than average. These uncharted missions are harder than some of the main missions. And then on Therum when faced against Colossus you applied more strategy than 80% of new Mass Effect players that died like at least 5 times there. I definitely died a lot more during my first playthrough. And you survived the infamous Krogan Battlemaster! That is assuming that we see is an honest first try and not just the successful take.
By the way, if you want to revive fallen squad members, you have to upgrade Spectre Training skill in order to unlock Unity power. Medi-gel only heals the team when they're up. Hopefully it's not considered backseating, it just seemed like you were confused why you couldn't revive anyone. You only learn about this if you examine each talent's description.
@bloodymares hahha poor Garrus 😅😅
Thank you! I honestly thought I did horrible so that makes me feel a little better 🤣 I will make sure to get that skill unlocked. Thank you for letting me know!
The worst part about finding this series today is that there are only two episodes so far.
Regarding the dialogue interface, that pattern (left investigation, top paragon, bottom renegade) was actually described in the game's manual (Mass Effect was originally released in 2007, when printed manuals were still a thing), but apparently that didn't make it into the in-game tutorial.
What's all this yapping about Prothean bacon? ... I'm hungry...
@@eXtotheZee 🤣🤣🤣
im gonna need more than one upload a week, thanks
@@MattMajcan lol 🤣🤣
Yeah, Hanars call Protheans "enkindlers".
Be sure to keep Charm maxed out. It will help you out of some tricky conversations where you might would have no option but to kill them otherwise.
Also, if you look at your skills page you will see a blue gauge, and a red gauge.
The blue will fill if you choose to be nice, and red will fill if you are mean.
Your choices will affect your crew too.
@@dominickthornburghakaTRG gotcha! Thank you
Side quests have an impact on other parts of the game series. I recommend doing them. Better doing them along with the main quest but this is your passage to decide for you and recommend mako for enemy because its easier then on foot. The second part of your game and I'm still interested to watch.
@DenisMS-s4p will 100% do the side quests! Happy you are still enjoying 😊
The game doesn't really explain the dialogue wheel more in-depth, but that also lets you just focus on the options you're most interested in or you feel YOUR Shepard would say, rather than just "Click all the good options if you're 'good', and all the bad options if you're 'bad'"
...which also makes it that much cooler to check out people's playthroughs to see what choices they make and how different their Shepard ends up being.
Glad to see you're enjoying it, always appreciate no spoiler/backseat runs!
@stealthymakoto ohh that's a good point. I like that 😄😄 thank you!
9:42 yeah thats how it works in ME2 and 3. in ME1 being good or bad (paragon or renegade) only unlocks the "charm" and "intimidate" skills. leveling these unlocks the dialogue options.
@@captainmuddynofearghail1985 ahhh gotcha thank you!!
The Citadel looks very different in each of the ME games. In this game, I like the wide open spaces to explore.
@mtascp05 oh woah that's awesome. Yeah it's a very amazing game for exploration
Good morning Kahli! I’m ready for this second episode! Let’s roll!
@@tonydeluna8095 heck yea
1:28:27 so THATS how Jenkins died so bloody fast lmao
🤣🤣🤣
always drive side ways to the thresher maw, that way the spit will hit behind your vehicle instead of on it
@Belnick6666 ohhhhhh thank you!! I will try that next time
This isn't true. It leads your movement. So if you're driving lateral to the thresher maw and never change direction it will shoot ahead of you and hit you anyway. Best to zig zag or even just sit still and jump over its shots.
Hi and thanks for the content! Regarding your plan to first do main missions and then side quests. Be aware that there are a few main missions where once you complete them, a bunch of side missions become unavailable, and the game will not tell you this. I can't remember how common this is in ME1 (I don't think it's a major problem), but it is an issue in ME2 and especially ME3. So in a completely made up example, let's say you have side mission 1 and 2 takning place on space station X. However, you first go for a main mission where you have to destroy X, and therefore you cannot complete 1 or 2.
@sluper12345 ahhh okay! I will make sure to do more side quests sooner then! Thank you for letting me know!
I also hate the hoppy geth.
Interestingly, vanilla me1 didn’t have headshot damage, and the pistol with marksman active was the highest dps weapon in the game. They added headshots and balanced weapons for mele1.
Fun fact, if you’re a fan of Star Trek DS9, Armin Shimmerman, who played Quark voices the Salarian councilor.
@chiraakitteh4091 hahha yes the hoppy geth are the worst 😅
So glad you saved Liara First, Shes amazing and my fav character in the whole trilogy you should try to get you or one of your squad mates the power UNITY it revives fallen allues
@@chrishatley1786she is amazing I agree! And will do :) thank you!
Hi, just discovered this video and your channel! I LOVE Mass Effect, and it’s always awesome to see a new player discover it for the first time! It is honestly some of the absolute best world building I’ve ever seen. I’m so glad to see you’re enjoying it too! And I don’t think you went to the wrong planet first. It really doesn’t make too much of a difference which one you do first. I think they’re all equally hard.
@mr_chill77 haha good to know about the planets! I can see why you love the game, it's absolutely amazing so far!! Btw welcome! Hope you enjoy this epic journey with me lol
Your companions won't die as quickly if you order them to take cover. I also suggest installing upgrades to their armor. Some of the upgrades (Medical Interface, First Aid Interface) provide regeneration, which means you don't have to use medkits as often.
@@e-rust ohhh good to know thank you!
Yeah no one likes Ambassador Udina haha. I give him sass too. I tried to be nice at first but then I ended up enjoying telling him off. Also with the dialogue wheel, the game was made in 2007, years before games started telling you everything. So just a sign of the times. But it's kinda nice figuring out some things on your own, even though quality of life is nice in modern games. Enjoying your play through
*Edit, I was able to figure out the dialogue wheel over time because I noticed after I picked the top right option, sometimes I would get Paragon points, and when I picked the bottom option, sometimes I would get Renegade points. And I realized Investigate was usually on the left side which allowed me to ask more questions without ending the conversation. But it would be nice if it was better explained, I agree
@abovewater6918 yeah thats fair. I kinda of like the idea of doing both instead of just good or bad. I think it makes sense to just go with what fits the situation, even if it's technically "bad". 😁
3:40 I personally think it's better that Mass Effect doesn't explain it and lets you guess which one's tone is what. In some other games that use the Mass Effect inspired dialog wheel, such as Dragon Age and Horizon Zero Dawn, the way the icons for each dialog option reveal the tone sort of breaks it for me, as I no longer get to speak my mind and how they'll take it becomes visibly clear.
@zarif_chow oh good point. Yeah I think it's fun playing it that way. I will likely do a mix of the "good" and "bad" dialogues depending on how I feel about the person/character I am interacting with
Woah shots fired against Thresher Maws. I personally think they're awesome. 😁
@jackburton1455 🤣🤣🤣 they are pretty cool looking but hard af
@@KahliPlaysGames dammit, I'm not aloud to give you spoilers....you'll get there.
@@jackburton1455 lol I appreciate that 🤣
I’m sorry to tell you but for the remainder of this series you will in fact be Dr. Phil 😂
🤣🤣🤣 shit
Doing well so far. Some points - Before leaving the ship always make sure that you up unspent skill points for your squad.
As a soldier you do not Decryption or electronics skill. Used to open doors and containers. Good news Garrus has them! Increasing electronics skill also increase the Mako shield and the amount that is repaired.
Medi-gel will heal a character before they are KO'ed. If you look at your talent tree under Spectre you find the Unity Skill - revives KO'ed squad mates.
Enemy Krogan regenerate health, Once is KO'ed, twice is dead! Never let a Krogan get up close!
Surveying planets gains items. There are a lot of them! Some are more important than others! But they all give credits and XP and this goes up as you level up. Never pass up easy money or XP!
At least after every main story mission talk to your crew. To fill out their backstory! Helps you understand them better!
As for the story this is your first play through make it yours and enjoy it!
When a planet says you can land it is side mission.
Asteroid X57 - is a former DLC quest that became part of the main in Legendary Edition.
@michaelkochanewycz972 good to know thank you!!! I will try to remember all this 🤣
@@KahliPlaysGames Hey even if you forget, it's your first play through!
nice gameplay, are you playing with a beamer ? me too 🙂 nice big screen in the living room
@@saecula2391 I don't know what a beamer is 😅 but I play using my ps5 on a TV yeah
1:03:30 you might love Halo's Master Chief's advice regarding automatic weapons "Controlled Bursts, don't Spray n' Pray"
BTW, if you’re interested, there are novels written by the lead writer for this game that covers Anderson’s mission with Saren 20 years prior and further content with Anderson. You don’t need to have played the game to enjoy them and there shouldn’t be any spoilers for this or the rest of the trilogy.
@@chiraakitteh4091 ohh yes! I love reading so this is amazing news! Do you know the name of the novels?
@@KahliPlaysGames “Mass Effect: Revelation by Drew Karpyshyn copyright © 2007 by BioWare Corp.
Mass Effect: Ascension by Drew Karpyshyn copyright © 2008 by BioWare Corp.
Mass Effect: Retribution by Drew Karpyshyn copyright © 2010 EA International
Mass Effect: Deception by William C. Deitz copyright © 2012 by EA International”
Excerpt From
Mass Effect: The Complete Novels 4-Book Bundle
Drew Karpyshyn & William C. Dietz
The first book is definitely safe to read anytime, the second introduces a character or two from future games, set in their pasts, altho it doesn’t spoil those stories. It was published before ME2 came out, but my recommendation is to wait til after the early part of me2.
Man I had a long day at work but at least I can watch you play some video games beautiful ❤️
@micahisarat55 nothing better then watching a beautiful game after a long day of work! Well maybe besides playing it
Nah cover is for the weak , I also go guns blazing unless I'm playing on the hardest difficulty since it's so fun to just gun them down while marching towards them, so I'd say you're doing pretty good . And yeah the geth stalkers suck lol forgot they jumped around so much. You still got that fight and the Krogan on your first try which is impressive, those are notoriously hard fights!
I do love the idea of Shepard just charging into battle with the Mako just jumping all over the enemies 😆🤣 those poor pirates didn't know what was coming to them hard and fast
Really good episode! I'm glad you're enjoying the game. It's still surreal watching you play ME but I'm not complaining You said you didn't do much but you got a bunch of sidequests and got a new teammate so I consider that a win Still I wouldn't be surprised if a future episode is just Shepard talking to people, you can spend hours just going around the citadel alone lol
@Ghaladd lol exactly 🤣🤣 Shepard is too badass for cover
Ddduuuddee the stalker guys are so maddening!! Like just stay still gosh damn it!🤣🤣🤣
Thank you! I honestly thought I did so bad so I appreciate you saying that
Lol why's it surreal? Is it because I took forever to finally get to it 😅🤣
Also, yes! I got the advice to talk to the crew after every main quest so I'm sure that will take up a lot of time. Buuttt I bet it's worth it! Hope you are having a great weekend so far
@@KahliPlaysGames I had accepted Mass Effect was not happening in quite a while and I think from all your playthoughs I've played this series the most so it's like a mix of nostalgia but also excitement from seeing the game through someone I was hoping to see play it... I just couldn't come up with a better word that surreal 😆😅
Also I kinda forgot that cutscene when they escape with Liara and for a moment I thought Shepard was gonna pull a Michael Scott and leave the place before the rest of the crew 🤣🤣
@Ghaladd lol fair 🤣 I'm glad I finally got to it though. It's so freaking good!!
Ahhah that would have been hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
@@KahliPlaysGames I was like please Shepard don't do this to me, let Liara go first glad she let them through eventually 😆🤣
And thank you! I am having a nice time, hope you're having a good weekend too!
@Ghaladd hahha lol could you imagine if we did all that work and then she just dies because she was too slow 🤣
The thresher maws are annoying as hell, so I get you. However, there is a very simple tactic that I use to beat them. Do you want to know it, or would you rather discover it for yourself? ^^
@@Lomenar_Games hahah yeah they are 🤣 I want to try to figure it out myself but thank you
@@KahliPlaysGames Of course! I hope you're enjoying your playthrough so far. ^^
The Therum Geth fight and the Krogan Battlemaster are probably the biggest early game difficulty spikes that test whether or not you can make use of the deeper game mechanics. So, if you didn't die at those encounters that's pretty solid. And you figured out that the power wheel is very important to surviving those harder encounters. I'm sure everything will click into place from there.
Driving in reverse lets you maintain "continuous" fire on the Maw. Check which control makes Mako jump thus avoiding the spit.
very awesome
Great video! You're doing fantastic! 😃
@@MattRowland thank you!!
Remember the age of the game. It came hard copy on a disc, they came with a basic manual that explained how to do basic things.
This game remminds me Robert Heinlein, scifi writer, he was also such a militarist
The worm (Threser Maw) were the things that wiped out you unit Akuse!
The blueberry has been acquired
@@timothyfinch7295 🤣🤣🤣
yeeeeees part 2!
@@captainmuddynofearghail1985 woot woot!
What an awesome Mass Effect video. How does it feel to be an elite human soldier of Spectre, Commander Kahli?
@@jeremythompson265 its awesome 🤣🤣 and thank you!
@@KahliPlaysGames So how are you doing?
@@jeremythompson265 I'm doing pretty good! How are you?
@KahliPlaysGames Doing pretty good. Just thinking about trying out the Mass Effect series again. It has been awhile since I played it.
@@jeremythompson265 heck yea you should :)
45:24 THIS SERIES IS TOO FIRE 🔥🔥🔥
Yea it is!
@@KahliPlaysGames protect Garrus, Wrex, and Liara no matter what.
@@lolkaverr of course! They are my favorites especially Wrex
Liara 💙
The reason your crew dies right away everyone has to be upgraded
@@cyberrich gotcha! I'll make sure to upgrade them more frequently
best choice to look for LIara first as will be important for noveria :)
Yeah, the game didn't do a great job at explaning the basic stuff (which kinda sucks), but it's fun to explore the options on your own, too. Though, I wished I had known how important every decision in the games (and they follow you through all three of them). If this counts as spoilers let me know. If so I apologize, that's not my intention.
It's a really old game (I think it was original released in 2008). The legendary edition is a remaster of the orignal games. They didn't change the story, just greatly improved the graphics, especially of the first game. To this day the game has one of the most epic stories I've ever played (I count all three as one game).
Wrex is one of my favourites, too! His comments can be quite funny. He's usually in my ground team. And you can be as sassy and mean as you want with Udina (the ambassador). I don't know how he ever got his job. He's so annoying!
The Mako is the most annoying vehicle I have ever driven in any game. It's so bouncy...
I like your way of playing, recklessness and all, but I do think you're a little too fond of the sniper rifle for that approach...
@fairyshiona4093 Yeah, it is a bummer, but I did forget it was older (the Remaster is so good) and that older games don't usually explain everything. It's so cool that all the decisions matter, I absolutely love when games do that.
Heck yeah Wrex is the best! I love him so much already.
I'm glad you are enjoying my chaotic approach lol. I got some upgrades on the assault rifle so I'll likely use that more
Thanks for taking the time to write out this comment! I appreciate it!