A mask may give you more health, or a holster may allow you to carry slightly more ammunition, for instance.The Mass Effect franchise brought with it an arsenal of cool sci-fi weaponry, the likes of which we might see in the far future. Armor, likewise, isn't stat-based, although as you explore the galaxy you can buy and find new sections to your existing armor that will give you certain buffs. Healing is automatic, as in many current action games. You will find better weapons every now and again, and you can choose your loadout by interacting with weapons lockers. Each class is given a selection of weapons, and you can be equally proficient with each one. You are able to use shotguns, pistols, assault rifles, submachine guns. You don't have to worry about the heat of your weapons, just the amount of ammo you're packing, so you'll now have to remember to continually grab ammo from the battlefield. Using your Unity skill will bring fallen teammates back into the fight, but now that uses a Medi-gel. Heavy weapon ammo must be purchased or found by tracking down power cells. You'll also now be contending with ammunition, although 'thermal clips' are smart and will work on everything except heavy weapons. You will usually level up between missions, since earning experience from within the missions is rare. You have a few powers to level up, and some of those powers will be lockedВ among your crewВ until you gain their trust through your in-game actions and conversations.

You won't have to worry about healing, as youВ nowВ have shields that recharge, and when your shields are gone you see red veins appear along the sides of the screen showing how close to death you are. There are fewer things for you to worry about when leveling, as well. This is all explained in-universe, and it actually makes sense. If you were a social creature, you can now go all out with the combat. If you were a soldier, you can now explore biotics. We can say that game gives you a reason to basically re-roll your character in-game if you want. For that reason, we're going to try to avoid discussing the story at all. Talking about the game will be difficult, since everything from the first scene on can be considered a spoiler. The bonuses you gain from importing a character won't be given to you, however. If you don't have a saved game, don't worry, the game will ask you questions about the first title and allow you to tell it what decisions you made. Those of you playing through the first game again (or if you're like me and have just beaten it for the first time) are in for a treat the jump into the second game is seamless. The face that the game begins by talking about your ultimate decisions and actions from the last game is a nice touch. Give it a quick read, and then begin the game with your hero all ready to go. Once your character has been brought over, the game gives you details about your saved game: your name, rank, specialization, and what decisions you made during some of the turning points of the first game. The utility saw my saved game, chewed on the file for a few moments, and then brought my character over. The utility brings up a logo, scans your hard drive for 'Valid Mission Complete Files' and then allows you to load your character. When you start a new game, it gives you the option of beginning with a male or female character, or using the Mass Effect 1 import utility.

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