If you're still struggling to find that last Keeper, check out IGN's Mass Effect: Legendary Edition Wiki Guide for Keeper locations, walkthroughs, tips and tricks, and more. Oof.Ĭheck out the rest of the statistics in the infographic below: Perhaps the most agreeable of all statistics revealed in this new inforgraphic, though, is that 100% of all players spent way too long looking for the last Keeper even after swearing they scanned it already. In terms of other questionable choices, 68% of players addressed the reporter's questions with a punch to the face, aka the majority of Mass Effect: Legendary Edition players seemingly forgot what Assault and Battery are. First off, is everything ok? Secondly, is everything ok? Now, there's an elephant in the room to address: 60% of players rescued Ashley on Virmire and subsequently, only 40% of players rescued Kaidan. As you might expect, the 7% of players that chose not to save the Rachni Queen in Mass Effect then went on to kill the Reaper Breeder Queen, for the most part - 67% to be exact. The Rachni Queen was saved by 93% of players and the same amount of players allied with the queen in Mass Effect 3. In terms Rannoch, a large majority of players - 80% - chose to achive peace. Garrus remained quite popular at least through the end of Mass Effect 2, as well, as he was the squadmate most likely to survive the Suicide Mission followed by Jacob and then Grunt.
The most popular squadmate in the first Mass Effect was, of course, Garrus, followed by Tali, then Liara, Wrex, Ashley, and Kaidan. War Hero was close behind at 43%, though. The majority of players selected Earthborn as their pre-service history and 44% of players chose Survivor as their psychological profile. The second most popular military specilization was Vanguard at 21%. To get some of the basics out of the way before discussing some more.questionable choices, 68% of players went with a male Shepard and 40% of players chose the Soldier specialization.
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