Defenses mainly consisted of ground units that can be deployed to strengthen a planets bombardment resistance. For one thing, there were no defensive structures that could be built except for the Fleet Alert Beacon. The biggest change was that these new research sections did not follow the logic of the base SINs game. The Normandy Stealth Frigate was available at the start of the game to use as a scout. This faction represents Earth and all other human factions in Citadel space. The planet classes have been changed and new names given to at least some, if not all, of the planets.
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One neat thing about this mod is that, whatever is selected, an image of the selection appears in the UI with some basic information about the object. It also revamps ships, structures, the UI and almost everything else in the game. This mod does away with the stock SINs factions and replaces them with five factions of its own. Several structures and /or ships can be unlocked at the same time through one research task instead of the many it usually takes. For one thing, there are only five tiers of research available instead of the traditional eight. The research tree was completely different from what I’m used to seeing in a SINs game. The research trees were one of the most noticeable changes in this mod, they were in six sections, just like in vanilla SINs, but that where the similarities ended. I think the replayability is there for Mass Effect fans, same as a mod for Star Trek fans (guilty!) would add a lot of replay value for them.
This has good replay value, but since I’m not a Mass Effect fan, I think I would tire of this game rather quickly. The research portion of the game has been totally remapped and it was challenging for me to figure out what I considered to be a workable strategy. This mod really held my interest since I was always trying to figure thing out.
Graphics were good, and the voice overs were pretty entertaining. This all made the modded game not all that easy to learn, it took a little time to get comfortable with the new research screens and ships. There is simply just not enough resources or time available to implement that strategy. For instance, playing as the Alliance meant I could not build the defense structures I was used to building in a stock SINS game, and rush tactics weren’t feasible as well. Not only were they totally different for each faction, they were totally different from the stock SINs factions as well. The entertainment value for me was the vast differences in strategy that had to be used for each faction. With all that, the main reason I downloaded and installed this was it looked like it was going to give me a totally new SINs experience, and I was not disappointed. It’s not because I didn’t like them but because I totally stink at them.
While it’s true they are massively popular, third person shooters are not in my repertoire. What exactly attracted me to this mod? To be honest, I’m not sure since I’m not a follower of Mass Effect games.
A great mod, especially if you’re a fan of Mass Effect games. It has totally new looks for the user interface as well. This mod turns SINs into a totally new experience, from ships, to heroes, to research. Mass Effect: Dawn of the Reapers is a total conversion mod that was last updated on April 13, 2019.
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