Mass Effect: Andromeda

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Galaxy of Dreams: Embrace Your Andromeda Adventure

In Mass Effect: Andromeda, you lead a team of Pathfinders in exploring a new galaxy, making allies, battling enemies, and uncovering the mysteries of the Remnant technology. Embrace the unknown, forge alliances, and fight for a new home for humanity.

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What substance is key to the technology and survival of civilizations in Mass Effect: Andromeda? (Advanced)

#1: Element Zero

#2: Thorium

#3: Helium-3

#4: Eezo

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In Mass Effect: Andromeda, which ancient, mysterious alien race is responsible for creating the vast network of vaults and the terraforming technology found on many planets in the Heleus Cluster? (Advanced)

#1: The Protheans

#2: The Kett

#3: The Remnant

#4: The Angara

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In Mass Effect: Andromeda, players can find a space hamster aboard the Tempest, which is a nod to the space hamster found in Commander Shepard's personal cabin in the original Mass Effect trilogy.

The voice actress for Peebee, Christine Lakin, is also known for her role as Al Lambert on the 90s sitcom Step by Step.

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Which aspect of Mass Effect: Andromeda did you enjoy the most?

Exploration of new planets

The storyline and quests

Character development and relationships

Combat and gameplay mechanics

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What storyline in Mass Effect: Andromeda did you find the most compelling?

The search for a new home

The mystery of the Scourge

The history of the Angara and the Kett

Ryder's personal growth and relationships

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announcement

June 15, 2015

Announcement of Mass Effect: Andromeda

Electronic Arts officially announced Mass Effect: Andromeda at E3, revealing it as the next installment in the Mass Effect series.

release

March 21, 2017

Mass Effect: Andromeda Multiplayer Launch

The multiplayer component of Mass Effect: Andromeda was made available alongside the single-player campaign at launch.

patch

March 22, 2017

Mass Effect: Andromeda Day One Patch

A day one patch was released to address various bugs and improve game stability shortly after launch.

patch

April 4, 2017

Mass Effect: Andromeda Name Update Patch

EA and BioWare released a significant update aimed at fixing player-reported issues concerning animations and facial expressions.

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