Suddenly I'm reminded of Skyrim, where you can spend 30 minutes creating the perfect character and then a hundred hours in first person, never even seeing that face again.Īnd seeing Shephard's helmet disappear into thin air whenever a cutscene starts is said:Īnd seeing Shephard's helmet disappear into thin air whenever a cutscene starts is weird. Nevertheless, I don't like the flip back and forth between not having them and having them. Besides, as far as I can tell none of it looks out of place by just mixing and matching.
If you’ve found yourself struggling to stay alive in Mass Effect: Andromeda, then you might not have a good set of armor to back you up. It is considered one of the top two armors attainable without console commands, the other. Besides, as far as I can tell none of it looks out of place by just mixing and said:ĮDIT: As for me? I just mix and match to get the best stats. Colossus Armor has the highest damage protection of all armors. Or you can mix and match armor pieces and just turn the helmet off (and the difficulty down to compensate for the drop in stats)ĮDIT: As for me? I just mix and match to get the best stats. It will still be on his/her head during combat, but in conversations it will magically disappear. You can go in the options and turn helmets off. But I spent way too much time designing my Shepard's face to hide it behind a helmet on my first play through. It doesn't look good at all but I care more about stats than looks during my insanity run.
While I definitely prefer the armor pieces in terms of aesthetics and versatility, I gotta say that the Cerberus Armor has some pretty good stats and is the one I'm currently rolling with. The Recon Hood is pretty damn awesome IMO, and the Sentry Interface looks pretty neat as well.
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