After you gain a companion's loyalty, you can change their appearance, however this change is purely cosmetic and does not affect their statistics.
You cannot change a companion's armour in the same way as in ME1, nor in the same way as you can customise Shepard's armour in ME2. The only thing you can do is give them improvements through the research options.
no side effect
No all versions of Mass Effect have been designed for the PC and Xbox 360 see related Gamespot link
yes you can, its in the options.
No besides why would you do that any Way?
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Mass Effect 2 allows you change your non-armor outfit as well as your armor.
Omega has multiple armor upgrades.
no
You can only change the facial structure at the beginning of the game, during 'file reconstruction'. After that, go to the equip screen to change armor and weapons.
Yes, in Mass Effect 2, you can use multiple armor codes to unlock different armor sets and customization options. Each code corresponds to specific armor pieces or styles that can be applied to your character. However, you can only equip one armor set at a time for your character during gameplay. To switch between armor sets, you must access the Normandy's Armory and select your desired armor.
You have to access the armor in using the Armor tool. If you have the DA armor, you need to slide "Armor Type" bar at the top of the tool until you find the DA armor.
Yes, the first Mass Effect replays carry into Mass Effect 2. The only things that don't carry over are the level ups, weapons, and armor. And that is because the combat system on Mass Effect 2 is completely different than the first.
Yes, you can. Shepard can change his armour in his cabin, the regular N7 suit is there plus any DLC ones like the Cerberus suit, Collector suit, etc.
The collector armor can be found in the collectors edition or in the Recons Operation Pack
A phase change does not affect the mass of a substance because mass is a constant property of matter. During a phase change, such as melting or boiling, the substance's molecular arrangement changes, but the total mass remains the same.
yes it can change....
No measurable effect at all. The electrons which cause the negative charge have such an unbelievably small mass that billions of them cannot make any observable change to the mass.