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Yes, the mission order does matterHowever, most of the missions where the order does matter can be ignored if you're willing to skip portions of the content available in the game. In this instance, you can just play the main story line missions, which pretty much present themselves to you in the order that they can be played in.For a full completion though, there are a few missions that must be completed in a specific order as they're only available before or after certain events occur in the main story. These are all detailed below.
Notable missions that need completing in orderYou need to do the missions in the following order. Failing to complete the missions in an order close to this will result in a variety of missions becoming unavailable, which can impact your war assets and get people killed.These three missions will occur automatically and do not need any input from you to select a mission;. Prologue: Earth. Priority: Mars. Priority: The Citadel part 1Once you're off the Citadel for the first time, Priority: Palavan is the only mission available to you;. Priority: PalavenOnce you've rescued the Primark from Palavan, the Grisson Academy mission appears.
One of your old team mates (presuming she didn't die in Mass Effect 2), Jack, is present on this station. This mission will turn into Grissom Academy: Emergency Evacuation. Grissom Academy: InvestigationThe next mission involves the rescue of a Krogan female from Sur'Kesh, this will unlock a variety of missions on Tuchanka, one of which is timed (Tuchanka: Bomb) and needs to be completed within three missions, else you will fail it. Priority: Sur'Kesh. Tuchanka: Turian Platoon. Tuchanka: BOMB.
Attican Traverse: Krogan TeamFollowing the completion of Priority: Sur'Kesh, but BEFORE undertaking Priorty: Tuchanka, the following missions must be completed. Each of these missions will be considered failed if you undertake the Priority: Tuchanka mission without completing these first;.
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Citadel: Hanar Diplomat. Citadel: Improved Power Grid. Ismar Frontier: Prototype ComponentsPriority: Tuchanka is a major cut off point, completion of this mission will unlock Priority: The Citadel (part 2), which will result in the Citadel getting attacked by Cerberus. A lot of people that were available to speak to beforehand are either dead, missing, or elsewhere after the completion of this mission.
You should always do missions that are not marked priority ahead of the of critical missions. The main reason are some side missions are time sensitive eg. Grissom Academy should be done right away. If you take on too many other missions you will lose the chance to save the students and lose the chance at gaining more war assets. N7 missions can done later on with one exception, the one on Tchunka is locked out if you proceed with the Cure the Genophage mission. I would also advise to complete all Citadel missions before attempting the Genophage mission or risk being unable to complete some of the quests.
My advice is treat all major side missions as priority. The story will not progress until you do the Priority missions. In the case of bonus DLC content these will unlock after your first Citadel visit and they can be done anytime but they must be completed before the assault on TIMS Cronus base. You also must complete all other Citadel quests before attacking the base. 'Citadel: Heating Unit Stabilizers' seems to have dropped off this list.You obtain it anytime after Priority: Palaven, by overhearing a phone conversation between the Salarian Sellea (actual npc present) and his sister. He's somewhere around C-sec on the Commons if I remember right.You supposedly find his questie bit during the Cerberus Fighter mission on Noveria.
(Mission is given to you right after Priority: Tuchunka). Alternately, if you stumble over his bit while collecting all things lootish during that mission, you'll get a quest update to find 'someone who needs it' on the Citadel. For my part, I talked to him, but was too busy shooting Cerbies to worry much about loot bits. Luckily you can buy the bit off the Spectre terminal if you missed it on Noveria.Since returning to the Citadel after P: Tuchunka is going to throw you into the next phase of the game, I assume he's alive for the turnin, but I'm not sure how long you have to putter around before his mission fails (if it fails). As it's a gopher quest similar to all the other hand-in types, it may be doable at any point. Not sure.Anyhoo, once you give him the thingie, you can overhear a convo between him and the sister where she wants to name her firstborn hatchling after 'the person who helped.' So yeah.somewhere there's a Salarian named Shepherd.
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