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Give the Collector Base to the Illusive Man or Destroy It - This choice relies on the player's feelings regarding Cerberus's perhaps well-intended but ultimately misguided agenda. Destroying the Heretics actually helps as far as brokering peace goes but does result in a small penalty to the Fleet War Asset. Come Mass Effect 3, choosing to side with the Geth there or brokering peace between they and the Quarians will result in a Fleet War Asset. Rewriting the heretics means that they rejoin the Geth Hivemind, whereas destroying them is total. Rewrite or Destroy the Geth Heretics - During Legion's House Divided quest, players have a huge choice dealing with the Geth.

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Players can choose between Captain Anderson or Ambassador Udina, who become Chairman if the council is sacrificed, and Morality dictates either a full Human council or a multi-species council. Either way, Humanity becomes part of the council, either recognized as the old or part of the new. Not saving the council results in their deaths, whereas saving them costs many human lives. First, players can choose to either save the council or fight Sovereign. Humanity and The Council - A lot of decisions go into the fate of Humanity and the Council at the end of Mass Effect.

Kaiden also has a better class for total composition come Mass Effect 3, but whatever the choice, it is far-reaching. There's also the narrative to consider here: Ashley's death here vindicates her, while Kaiden's is most pointless. On the other hand, the death haunts Commander Shepard for the rest of the franchise. On the one hand, some don't hesitate because one or the other is a romance option. During the assault on Virmire where Saren's base must be destroyed, players only have enough time to save one before the bomb goes off. Save Ashley or Kaiden - Many consider this one of the hardest choices of the full franchise, and it's easy to see why. If players choice to kill her in the first game, an artificial queen replaces here. Players can help her again in which she will aid against the reapers at the cost of others, or she will die, consumed by her children. The effects of this choices are not immediate, nor are they total, but players see them again in Mass Effect 3. Either way receives criticism, but it's a paragon or renegade-level choice in whether genocide is an option for Shepard. On the verge of extinction, Shepard is granted the opportunity to save or kill the queen. Save or Kill the Rachni Queen - The Rachni are dangerous enemies of the Citadel, or so Shepard is told. RELATED: BioWare Should Remaster The Mass Effect Trilogy Instead of Overhauling Anthem While there are plenty to be made in the franchise, here are the hardest choices and their consequences, which may hopefully be revisited in the rumored Mass Effect Trilogy Remake.

Choices, some big and some small, made for the greater good or for the hilarity of a Renegade decision. It's hard to imagine how consequences can come back to bite a player in the heat of the moment, and the core of the Mass Effect franchises revolves around this. Nonetheless, each game presented the players with several choices, and many were pretty hard. It's not Anthem's level of panning, but it had high expectations it did not arguably meet. It also details the rise and decline of BioWare in a way: Mass Effect 1 and 2 were its pinnacle, many were upset by the end of Mass Effect 3, and Mass Effect Andromeda was not as well received as those came before. Despite a few gaffes, the Mass Effect franchise is beloved by Sci-Fi and RPG fans the world over.

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