You’ll have a chance to make adjustments to physical features, and you’ll be given an opportunity to re-select the class for your specific Shepard.
Importing a saved game brings in your Commander Shepard character from Mass Effect 1. “You don’t get to make all those choices if you aren’t starting from there,” Norman said. Some content, added Christina Norman, lead gameplay designer for the game, is only available to those who import a saved game. “We want to make sure you have full ownership of the choices in your play-through so that they carry forward, and they are all yours,” Watamaniuk said. Lead designer Preston Watamaniuk said that is because players make so many decisions in the first game, and BioWare didn’t want to make those decisions for players who haven’t finished Mass Effect. The data shown-your character name, your class, your alignment-will help you identify which play-through you want to import.īut only completed play-throughs, those save files in which Mass Effect was beaten, can be imported. When you start the import process in Mass Effect 2, you’ll see an annotated list of all your completed play-throughs that are on the Xbox 360 hard drive. I would be really surprised if anyone tried to do this.” But then you take that and multiply it by what happens in the second game and all these things can affect it. “It is almost impossible to manage-within one game, the choices and the way they cascade, is almost impossible. “It is completely ridiculous how complex it is,” Hudson admitted. But he doesn’t think that they’ve set a trend, because keeping that promise was difficult. It was a promise made by Hudson when the first game of the planned trilogy came out in the fall of 2007. Inside the game, all of the choices that you made affect other things that happen later those things continue to exist in that world.” “The save game at the end of Mass Effect 1 can be loaded right into Mass Effect 2 and then you continue that game. “But that is actually the key defining feature about the Mass Effect trilogy that you can’t get in any other game,” Hudson said. In a November press tour hosted by BioWare at its Edmonton studio, executive producer Casey Hudson said that fans have been expressing on forums their concern that the feature would get dropped. This sequel will be released by Electronic Arts for the Xbox 360 on January 26, 2010. One of the burning questions being asked by fans of BioWare’s Mass Effect is how saved game files from the first title will be used by Mass Effect 2.
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