N7: Cerberus Attack - It doesn't really matter when you do this one.For instance, Citadel: Heating Unit Stabilizers and Irune: Book of Plenix can't be completed at this point. Beware that Bioware decided to make things confusing by allowing you to pick up quests before you can actually do them. Many of these quests are progress-sensitive, so now is a good time to travel to the different systems and do some scanning. Scanning Missions - As you were walking around the Citadel, you likely acquired several missions that tasked you with getting things from certain planets.Priority: Sur'Kesh (Meet The Diplomats) - By doing this quest, you unlock the Krogan DMZ cluster, which can be useful for the next quest.Recruit Aria's merc groups and complete Citadel: Hanar Diplomat in the process. Citadel Missions And Conversations - At this point, it's smart to head to the Citadel and talk with all of the people listed on your map.In fact, it is DLC in the original version of the game, but you still probably want to complete it early as it gives you a new squadmate. Priority: Eden Prime - You can do this operation at any time.The Specialist should give you the intel after the Palaven quest and the scene where EDI acquires her new body. Grissom Academy: Emergency Evacuation (aka Grissom Academy: Investigation) - You must do this one within three missions of Traynor telling you about it.Plus, it makes sense that Shepard would want to go there to gain Turian support straight away. Priority: Palaven - No reason to avoid this one, as unlike several Priority quests, starting it doesn't instantly fail others.N7: Cerberus Lab - A small mission to give you more experience with the game's combat system.RELATED: Mass Effect: Things You May Not Know About The Krogan Genophage Optimal Mission Order: This section of the story focuses on Shepard trying to acquire the help of the Turians, Salarians, and Krogan. You have control of the Normandy and can go anywhere that's available. Therefore, if you want a playthrough that makes narrative sense and stops you from missing out on quests, then here's a guide.Īfter visiting the Citadel for the first time, the game begins to open up. For instance, if you've just heard about a colony under attack, then it doesn't make sense for Shepard to spend the next few hours roaming around the Citadel. Mass Effect 3 is a story-heavy game, and the order you do missions can positively or negatively impact the flow of the narrative. RELATED: Mass Effect Legendary Collection: Early Game Tips For Those Starting Mass Effect 3 After all, several missions are time or progression-sensitive, so those are easy to fail if you're not careful. However, there are some risks to embarking on some adventures at the wrong time. You need to do nearly all of the Priority quests in a set sequence, but you have more control over when you play each secondary operation. Despite not being as open as its predecessor, Mass Effect 3 gives you plenty of freedom regarding mission order.
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