The gravity of the Citadel itself will keep you strapped to it no matter what, but you'll be running over various plains that you would assume would otherwise cause you fall. Traversing this new area can be a little bit confusing simply because of the weird alignment of what you're stepping on. Then, take a breather before heading onto the next area, which takes you through the Citadel Tower's Exhaust Plain. Then, when the ground levels out, turn 360 degrees and kill all enemies in sight. As you reach the final ramp at the southern end of the map, begin climbing, destroying the Geth enemies and their shields as you go. There's little cover to use here, but do the best you can. Many of them will be toting not regular firearms but the Geth trademark rocket and missile launchers that can wreak devastation on an unprepared, uncovered party.

The Geth enemies here vary in strength and number, but they are all fairly aggressive and well-armed. Once you've done the above exploit, head up the ramp at the far end. If you don't have a Sniper Rifle, start at the top of the ramp and work your way forwards until a Destroyer shows up. Do this, and up to 5 Geth Destroyers will walk in for you to headshot. Pull out your sniper rifle and use the meter indicator at the bottom of the reticule to stand about 50-40 meters away from the back wall. The first example is here after you go up the slope at the end of the white-lit tunnel. If you camp at the opposite end of the hallway, you'll see more of them appear eight seconds after killing the last one! They're always of a set amount, but if you need the XP you should certainly consider doing it. Periodically throughout the level you'll find yourself in a corridor with only two enemies and a geth that appears on the far end. This part of the game is home to a unique enemy spawning exploit. Remember - much of the Citadel is unknown even to the people most intimately involved in it, so all of these areas will be new to you (hence the new maps accompanying the text!) The corridor is completely straight (other than some dips and debris hills to traverse), but rest assured, there's plenty of enemies waiting to take you out. Grab the Medical Kit and run to the elevator, where another cutscene will ensue.ДЄfter the cutscene has concluded, you'll find yourself in the maintenance tunnel of the Citadel, a place you've never seen before. Kill them, and then speak to the VI to learn as much as you can (it's kind of cool how 'broken' the programmers made it, no?). As you do, some weak Geth enemies will pop out. Run forward from your current location and approach the damaged Avina VI unit. The Citadel is under attack by the Reapers, and most of it is destroyed (or in the process of being destroyed). You'll need different tactics for a squad of enemies with devastating biotic attacks than a heavily armored Geth Colossus so choose your teams wisely.After a glamorous cutscene, you'll be thrust back into the action, this time on the Citadel. Sun-Tzu's advice remains as pertinent in 2183 as it is today вЂ“ know your enemy. Find the perfect combination of squad-mates and weapons for each battle if you want to lead them to victory. You'll follow the clues left by ancient civilizations, discover hidden bases with fantastic new tech and lead your hand-picked crew into explosive alien battles.Д®dge-of-your-seat excitement meets strategic combat. Travel to the farthest outposts aboard the SSV Normandy, the most technologically advanced ship in the galaxy. From the massive Citadel to the harsh, radioactive landscape of the Krogan home world вЂ“ the incredible breadth of the Mass Effect universe will blow you away. Your decisions will control the outcome of each mission, your relationships with your crew and ultimately the entire war.ДЄn amazing universe to explore. Unleash devastating abilities as you command and train. Create and customize your own character, from Commander Shepard's appearance and skills to a personalized arsenal.

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