Does Mass Effect have multiple endings?

There are eight different endings for Mass Effect 3: three core choices (two of which have two variations and the other having three) and one alternative ending available only in the Extended Cut. Your options and their variations are influenced by three factors: The big choice you made at the end of Mass Effect 2.

Which Mass Effect ending is the best?

Mass Effect is a series that is ultimately about player choice so there is no wrong decision at the end, but Mass Effect 3’s control ending is the closest to a truly successful victory.

Does Mass Effect Andromeda have multiple endings?

There are two Mass Effect endings, one with a branching path.

Did Mass Effect Legendary Edition Fix the ending?

BioWare had confirmed it would not change the ending of ME3 for Legendary Edition — no more than it did when it released the Extended Cut DLC. So there’s no “fixing” the ending of Mass Effect 3.

Is Shepard in Mass Effect: Andromeda?

Shepard has made cameo appearances in other Electronic Arts games and is referenced in Mass Effect: Andromeda.

Does Scott Ryder wake up?

If told the truth, Scott feels ill from the emotional distress which elicits his vital signs to become volatile. Dr. Carlyle is forced to intervene and cut the conversation short. Later on after the Salarian Ark has been found, he awakens from his coma.

Can you continue Mass Effect 3 after ending?

In Mass Effect 2 and 3, after the end credits roll, players are booted back to a save point before the final mission(s). Unfortunately, Mass Effect 1 is an outlier; the game doesn’t spin back time automatically, so players will need to manually choose a save file before the ending.

Are Reapers mentioned in Andromeda?

Despite having the capacity and longevity to travel to and from intergalactic space, writer Mac Walters has revealed that there are no Reapers in the Andromeda Galaxy, the setting of BioWare’s 2017 game Mass Effect: Andromeda.

What does N7 stand for in Mass Effect?

N7. N7 is a vocational code in the Systems Alliance military. The “N” designates special forces and the “7” refers to the highest level of proficiency. It applies to Alliance personnel who have graduated from the Interplanetary Combatives Training (ICT) program.