>110 GB

[Stiven]

It not possible to download only one game per time, from this "official" release, right?

[SympliKrazi]

Not that I know of, unfortunately

[בתאניה]

if you own them individually also, which are the old versions, that would be the only way.

[Dethlane]

It is possible to download the original versions of ME 1-3 one at a time. Legendary Edition comes as one package - either you download everything or you don't.

[Finarfin]

One thing the console versions have that is better. You can select which games to keep and which ones to delete

[LUIGI MALATESTA]

Exactly the discussion i wanted to start! So not only you dont get an upgrade because they are lazy, and too greedy to just sell us one to those who already own the old games. But they also are too lazy to give us the choice to install the 3 games one by one...

[Stiven]

Does LE even have any advantages over regular ME? All i see is 110 gb bloat, EA's mandatory spyware and worse performance with the same graphics. Does Legendary Edition have any positives about it, except for "it all 3 game in 1"? Like maybe there really good mods that work only on LE?

[Slithers]

Originally posted by Stiven:

Does LE even have any advantages over regular ME? All i see is 110 gb bloat, EA's mandatory spyware and worse performance with the same graphics. Does Legendary Edition have any positives about it, except for "it all 3 game in 1"? Like maybe there really good mods that work only on LE?

They aren't the same graphics.

In Mass Effect 2 & 3, there's noticeably better looking characters, textures and lighting. Mass Effect, features new visuals across the entire game, vastly improved gameplay, hud, menu's etc. Legendary Edition took the first entry of the series and made a much stronger game.

You can find a repack that splits the game in 3 downloads, but Legendary Edition is worth a purchase on Steam. Mass Effect 3 as a stand alone game is worth an additional purchase, if you want to play the fantastic pve co-op multiplayer.

[Stiven]

Originally posted by Slithers:

Originally posted by Stiven:

Does LE even have any advantages over regular ME? All i see is 110 gb bloat, EA's mandatory spyware and worse performance with the same graphics. Does Legendary Edition have any positives about it, except for "it all 3 game in 1"? Like maybe there really good mods that work only on LE?

They aren't the same graphics.

In Mass Effect 2 & 3, there's noticeably better looking characters, textures and lighting. Mass Effect, features new visuals across the entire game, vastly improved gameplay, hud, menu's etc. Legendary Edition took the first entry of the series and made a much stronger game.

You can find a repack that splits the game in 3 downloads, but Legendary Edition is worth a purchase on Steam. Mass Effect 3 as a stand alone game is worth an additional purchase, if you want to play the fantastic pve co-op multiplayer.

I know about the *redacted* ways to get separate game, but my concern was mods. Some mods from original games don't work on LE. Also, about graphics, I disagree. I playing ME3 right now (especially after removing that disgusting blackening effect at the edges of the screen), yeah ME3 is looking much sharper. But ME2 is looks like poop. They seems to somehow unify colour pallet across all 3 games, and me2 has been affected by this change the most. Sad that there is no way to turn graphics back.

Also, if someone looking to save some space on disk, you can actually delete the games that you don't need, after downloading it. Sad that you can't just select what games you want to download in DLC settings.

[Slithers]

Originally posted by Stiven:

I know about the *redacted* ways to get separate game, but my concern was mods. Some mods from original games don't work on LE. Also, about graphics, I disagree. I playing ME3 right now (especially after removing that disgusting blackening effect at the edges of the screen), yeah ME3 is looking much sharper. But ME2 is looks like poop. They seems to somehow unify colour pallet across all 3 games, and me2 has been affected by this change the most. Sad that there is no way to turn graphics back.

Also, if someone looking to save some space on disk, you can actually delete the games that you don't need, after downloading it. Sad that you can't just select what games you want to download in DLC settings.

Fair enough, I was a console player that generation, so these games look stellar to me.

I saw this the other day, if it interest's you...

https://www.reddit.com/r/masseffect/comments/1hknq9u/must_have_mods_2024/