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What is the Nexus in Andromeda?

Nexus Revisited & Flight to Onaon Before setting course for Onaon, make sure you've take care of any pressing business on Eos or the Nexus- you'll be out of touch for a little bit. If you haven't been to the Nexus since saving Eos, definitely make a stop there first.

Where can I find more Mass Effect Andromeda content?

Mar 13, 2017 · Nexus Guide. Pictured: The Nexus alongside the Ark Hyperion. Not to scale. Headquarters of the Andromeda Initiative, this marvel of engineering is a massive space station designed to anchor the returning arks, process resources, and support colonists before their departure to new worlds. All new arrivals must pass quarantine.

What is the Nexus in Mass Effect?

Mar 21, 2017 · The Nexus is the flagship of the Andromeda Initiative fleet, and a massive command center for the Initiative. It was designed to arrive well …

What is the Andromeda Initiative?

released May 4, 2016. A huge thanks to everybody who contributed a guest spot to the album - all of you really helped to make this release special. Set Course for Andromeda!!! - Guitar solo by Jake Howsam Lowe and Violin by Yvette Young. Constants and Variables - Guitar solo by Stephen Taranto. Spiral - Piano composition and performance by Luke ...

What is the Nexus in Mass Effect?

The Nexus is an activity hub in Mass Effect: Andromeda, where players can obtain missions, buy / sell items or interact with NPCs.

What is the Nexus?

The Nexus is the flagship of the Andromeda Initiative fleet, and a massive command center for the Initiative. It was designed to arrive well ahead of the four Ark ships so its leaders might provide coordination and leadership when the settlers arrived in their new galatic home. Loading.

Is Ark Hyperion part of the Nexus?

Ark Hyperion also becomes part of the Nexus after completing the mission Planetside. There are two areas of the Ark that can be visited while it is docked into the Nexus:

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A huge thanks to everybody who contributed a guest spot to the album - all of you really helped to make this release special.

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General Tips

Master your jump-jet early. The most fun addition to Mass Effect: Andromeda in terms of gameplay also has the potential to be the most useful. All of your jumps will be powered by a short burst from your jets, making traversing difficult terrain a bit easier.

Character Creation

Andromeda tries something new this time around with its character creation. Character classes have been jettisoned out of the airlock. No skills or weapons are locked behind class restrictions, so you have total freedom to create the character you like.

Combat

Combat in Andromeda is fast and hectic. Unlike the original trilogy’s corridor-focused combat, you will often find yourself flanked by enemies pouring in from all sides. The jump-jet adds a level of mobility never before seen in BioWare combat, and it’s very much needed to gain the positional edge in combat.

Companions

No Mass Effect title is complete without a gaggle of intergalactic pals to explore the galaxy with. Your squadmates in Andromed a are exceptionally fleshed out, with tons of lines of dialogue and unique interactions. They’re also very useful in combat, as the game’s combat AI is the series’ best so far.

Missions & Exploration

The explorable world (or rather, worlds) offers plenty to explore in Andromeda. Gone are the corridors and enclosed spaces of the previous two games. Instead, you’ll find your self pathfinding in open spaces more often than not. As a result, it’s very easy to become overwhelmed by the amount of stuff to do.