I believe the "comic book story" you're referring to is Mass Effect: Genesis. The only exception is recruiting Garrus and Wrex at the start of the game: Genesis has Shepard recruit both of them, rather than ignoring one.Addendom to answer, to address the "comic book story" issue: In these cases, the game assumes you didn't attempt them or, if the choice was mandatory, that Shepard picked the worst possible outcome.įor example, minor quests that influence facets of 2 and 3, such as The Fourth Estate or Asari Diplomacy, are assumed to have not been attempted, so Shepard will have no familiarity with their associated characters in Mass Effect 2.Ĭonversely, mandatory choices, such as the fate of the Feros colony and its leadership, or the fate of Captain Kirrahe on Virmire, are given the worst outcomes by killing everyone possible, resulting in several missing or replaced characters. While Mass Effect: Genesis lets you choose the six most major choices of Mass Effect 1's story, it still leaves over 20 other influential decisions that you can make up in the air. While four of these choices have Paragon / Renegade alignments, choosing them will not award any Morality Points.ĭoes Genesis Let You Make Every Choice in Mass Effect 1? Who Leads Humanity on the Citadel Council:.Renegade: Sacrifice the Council to allow human influence over the galaxy.Paragon: Save the Council at the cost of human Alliance forces.Which Human Squad Mate to Save on Virmire:.Renegade: Kill Wrex, as he appears uncooperative.Paragon: Save Wrex by convincing him to stand down.Renegade: Kill her to prevent the risk of another Rachni War.
Paragon: Spare her to prevent the genocide of their race.The Fate of the Rachni Queen on Noveria:.Any Gender: Nobody, considering the mission to be more important.You get to make the six most major choices of Mass Effect 1's story via the Mass Effect: Genesis comic. In the Legendary Edition, you're prompted for if you want to use / view Mass Effect: Genesis (since it's included by default in that version), allowing you to skip it if you want. This includes New Game +, so if you find this redundant or bothersome, you should uninstall it before starting the story again. In the original release of Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect: Genesis activates automatically every time you start a new game.
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