Or, and I'd recommend this to new players of the series, you can start on an easier difficulty to get accustomed to the games and unlock a majority of the achievements and then play through the games a second time on "Insanity". I'd recommend this method to players who have already played through the trilogy before and/or to people who don't want to play through all three games twice. Be aware that this will be a serious challenge. First, you can choose to go for a single playthrough on "Insanity" from the get go. There are two ways to go about doing these. So, without further ado, welcome to the Mass Effect Legendary Edition 100% Achievement Guide.Ĭomplete Mass Effect 1, 2 or 3 on Insanity without changing difficultyĬomplete two games in Mass Effect Legendary Edition on Insanity without changing difficultyĬomplete all three games in Mass Effect Legendary Edition on Insanity without changing difficulty If that ever happens, either you'll be able to load a previous save or you'll have to unlock them in another playthrough. Although I'll try my best, I probably won't be able to cover every single outcome of every single situation and things may go wrong for you, or bugs may occur, potentially preventing you from unlocking certain achievements. If you've never played Mass Effect before and you really don't want any parts of the story ruined, I would advise to finish the trilogy before going over this guide for any achievements you've missed.įinally, remember to save often. Although I'll try to avoid them as much as possible and mark them as such when I can't, this ultimately won't be possible for several of the achievements. And last but not least, because the games and their stories are incredible and worth experiencing.Ī note on spoilers. Several of them rascals are not only missable but also quite tricky so make sure to Ctrl+F "Missable" to look them up beforehand. Second, a good chunk of achievements are really straightforward and will unlock without you even realising it as long as you don't skip anything. First, some achievements actually require you to complete most missions in a specific game (e.g."Completionist" in Mass Effect or "Master and Commander" in Mass Efect 3). Complete every Mission and Assignment, explore every planet, talk to every NPC, exhaust every dialogue option, kill every enemy. If you are still struggling there are many guides that exists from people that wish to min/max their characters.Before we dive into the thick of things, I'd like to give a very broad advice if you want to unlock most achievements with ease: Do everything. I also recommend that you use a class that you are most comfortable with. My recommendation is that you import the file of a previous playthrough. Unfortunately, no such cheese exists for Mass Effect 2 and 3. Because of this, when you load your first save that you made (the one just before Saren on insanity), the game thinks that you haven't changed the difficulty from when you set foot on Eden Prime. Reload your previous save from step 4 and beat the game.Įxplanation: The reason that this method works in Mass Effect 1 is because, unlike in Mass Effect 2 and 3, Mass Effect 1 counts your NG+ career as the same career from your first playthrough. When you are on Eden Prime make another separate save.Ĩ. (remember to save your settings before you exit the settings screen)ħ. Change the difficulty to Insanity while on the Normandy.
Start a new career and import your character that you just beat the game with.Ħ. (remember to SAVE your settings before you exit the settings screen)ĥ.
Change the difficulty to Insanity and save over your save from step 1. Make a save after you reach Saren the first time in the Citidel, before you go down to the final fight.Ĥ.
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