It will be nice to finally get to see the custom Shepard I spent so long working on outside of the Normandy. Regardless, very glad to hear they listed to the fans and brought it back in ME3. It was a purely cosmetic thing outside of battle (other than the one's that influence interrogation) so why not give us toggle? The only difference it did, other than slight voice muffling, was simply visual. But no NPC has ever even noticed your face is fully masked and hidden, so why not give us a toggle. If they had added even just one line of "oh, Shepard, I barely noticed you under that helmet" it would at least add SOME creditably to having the dang things on 24-7 outside Normandy. You can be wearing any of the helmets that completely hide any identifiable trace of facial features, but EVERYONE instantly know's who you are just at first look. Even the 'Recon Hood' description was all about how "our operatives may not want their identities known, so here's this" but then you wear it and shock, it fools no one. For more on the differences between this new release and the original, check out GameRevolution’s list of the best and worst changes.It wouldn't had been so bad if the helmet's provided some kind of actual anonymity. Even with this niggle, the ME2 Legendary Edition remaster is still well worth revisiting. Additionally, be aware that some DLC armor sets don’t allow players to hide their helmets.Īlthough it’s disappointing to see no effort to streamline the process, ultimately, it’s just a minor gripe.
It’s worth noting that hiding the helmet in ME2 is purely cosmetic and doesn’t negate any positive effects.
Mass Effect 2 introduces a more complex modular armor system, which assigns stats to each piece of headgear. It seems somewhat backward that the process is less convenient and more involved in the sequel, but here we are. Users could remove their helmets from the pause menu, at any stage during gameplay. Star Wars creator George Lucas has collectively referred to the first six episodic films of the franchise as the tragedy of Darth Vader. In the previous Mass Effect game, hiding Commander Shepard’s head protection was much simpler. Navigate to the top level of Commander Shepard’s spaceship, then interact with the Armor Locker to access the hide helmet option in Mass Effect Legendary Edition. Players can hide their helmets in Mass Effect 2 by visiting the Captain’s Cabin, located aboard the Normandy SR-2.
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