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There seem to be an inordinate number of ways to earn experience including reading data logs, finding medi-gel, pacifying enemies, dialogue options, etc. Is there anyway to know whether or not an interaction will award you experience before you choose to interact with an object/person? |
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No, there are no indicators of any sort to tell you whether an action will give you experience. Experience is generally awarded for completing mission objectives, collecting surplus medi-gel and reading journals. You will often be precluded from returning to areas after completing an objective. Doors will also often become permanently locked after a cutscene plays during a mission. It is a good idea to thoroughly explore an area before moving on with the quest after the enemies have been cleared out, if you wish to obtain the most items and credits. |
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You could always use a strategy guide, but you'll definitely be spoiled in a lot of places if you do. It's just a matter of developers trying to make games as realistic and branching as possible -within reason. You get experience in pretty much everything you do. If you could see the future you would probably do things differently. It's the same in video games. But there's no way that you can see the future and not have the drama of the action spoiled. That's just the decision you'll have to make. http://www.amazon.com/Mass-Effect-Collectors-Prima-Official/dp/030789150X |
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