'For those people out there who do like pain, we've left the option to leave it back kind of closer to the original controls as well if you want,' says Meek. Most importantly, however, is that you will no longer get an immediate Mission Failure if so much as a hubcap touches lava - instead the spicy stuff will deal damage over time.Īs PC Gamer reports, BioWare environment director Kevin Meek wants you to know that you're not handcuffed to these new controls, but can turn them off and drive the Mako old school style if you're a masochist. The Mako improvements include improved handling so it feels 'weightier,' improved camera controls for aiming at lower angles, faster shield recharge, and new thrusters added for a speed boost (like the Nomad in Mass Effect: Andromeda).
A Mass Effect Legendary Edition development blog details the welcome adjustments to the Mako, which drove exactly like the car I was forced to make out of wood in middle school shop class.
