Shadow

Through end-game on insanity, I used overload, incinerate, and tactical cloak. The ability that halves recharge time of tech abilities when you use a tech ability meant I could always either be invisible, or electrocute and burn folks

Monster Hunter 3 for me

I think I'm going to name him "Persona"

For me, it all depends on how good Destiny 2 is. There's a lot of potential there and it could possibly end up being my favorite game ever if they learned the right lessons from the first one.

I don't think any of it is particularly bad. Or more, there's too many things wrong to mention because they are all minor but there's a billion of them. The whole thing just needs more polish.

I don't think they have that tech since it only became used as far as we know, after they left. Thanks to the end of Mass Effect 3, they might not have that technology anymore either. Andromeda is 2.537 million light years away from us, so without that, it'll be roughly 2.536 million years until they get word of what happened there.

I can't tell if anyone's said it, if you deconstruct a piece of gear with an augmentation on it, you get that augmentation back. You'll only get a fraction of the other materials you put into the weapon, but you can totally experiment without ever losing your augmentation. Just don't sell the weapon. Then, it's lost forever.

Also, after I bumped up weapon stability...a lot (A LOT), my Indra with sticky grenade launcher augmentation is crazy good. Have I mentioned weapon stability? Because it jumps all over the place without it

@flashflood_29: you are so very welcome

Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly. I returned it the next day in exchange for Metroid Prime. Luckily, the guy running the store felt bad for me and my lack of money and so let me basically exchange a used game for a new one. Game Crazy was so much better of a store than Gamestop. RIP

@efesell: Oops, my mistake. I was confused. I thought I was looking at the andromeda galaxy in the map. It's confusing to look at. I didn't realize that I was only looking at the Hyperion Cluster, which thanks to the black hole in the center of it, is basically cosplaying as a galaxy.