This could've inadvertently started a new arms race where everyone wants to be the first to build new mass relays to reconnect the galaxy once again.Īt the very least, this idea makes for an intriguing premise that sets the stage for another memorable galaxy-wide adventure. Because of their destruction, the current "cycle" of organic beings survived a catastrophic event, except that they no longer have access to the lynchpin of interstellar travel. Having said that, the gist of the story of the original Mass Effect trilogy is the mass relays were actually used by the Reapers to start every new cycle. The destruction of the mass relays might have created an entirely new problem for the remnants of the Milky Way galaxy. But, the fact that BioWare chose Liara does at least "confirm" that the game will take place after Shepherd's sacrifice - we just don't know when exactly. Given that the Asari can live for over a thousand years, her appearance doesn't help narrow down the timeline.
Liara first appeared in the original Mass Effect as a 106-year-old "young adult". However, she belongs to the Asari, a race known for their ridiculously long lifespans. Subsequent teasers for Mass Effect 4 have confirmed that Liara T'Soni, one of the game's best companions, will play a role in the next installment.
The ending of Mass Effect 3 confirms this, as Shepherd's act of bravery has been turned into a story told to a new generation of what appears to be human beings. Keep in mind that the canon ending of Mass Effect 3 sees Shepherd destroy the entire mass relay network to prevent the current "cycle" of society from being engulfed by the reapers. Unfortunately, it won't be a sequel in that it will likely take place hundreds of years later. Without going down into the rabbit hole, the prevalent theory is the in-development Mass Effect game will pick up following the events of Mass Effect 3. Happy #N7Day from across the stars! 💫 We found this interesting footage you may want to 🔍 a bit more closely.ĭownload in HD ⬇️ /h97zjH5C1G As part of this year's N7 day, BioWare dropped a clue-filled teaser for the next Mass Effect game and fans are busy digging up potential clues about what it could mean for the game.īioWare even encourages fans to spend more time examining the short clip "more closely".
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