It’s also going to tweak a few frustrating moments too, hinting at even more optimizations beyond what was already discussed. So to me that is part of the canon.”īasically, rather than the classic Mass Effect 3, which has the original ending preserved on a disc copy: Legendary has the “fourth ending,” ending reworks, and the epilogues baked in as part of the game. And ultimately…you finish a game and there are things you wish you had been able to do or things you want to add on, and to me that Extended Cut was that opportunity to add a little bit more love and a little bit more context around the ending. The game’s director, Mac Walters, confirms outright that the “extended cut,” otherwise known as BioWare’s attempts to smooth over the ending debacle, will be the default mode of the Legendary package: “For the people who had an extended cut, that became the experience for them, and so that will be the experience for everyone who is playing the Legendary Edition as well. But what about that ending? While BioWare avoided courting that controversy again directly in the new trailer that debuted this week, they did speak to IGN about the direction they were going. Mass Effect: Legendary Edition was fully fleshed out yesterday, and so far, the changes look pretty good.Īn enhanced Mako and improved elevator-masked load times sound like big upgrades, as do enhanced visuals for all of those lovely planets.
If it’s your first time through, it’ll be different than it was in 2012
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