Yes, in order to have more upgrades to either the Normandy itself or the character's power, we'd have to scan a lot of planets searching for resources that allowed to make the said upgrades. There was also a new component in ME2 which was the "Planet Scanning" and even that felt a little bit disappointing.
The weapons were basically the same with just slight differences between each other and only a few newer ones were added that really helped defeating the enemies. There were still a couple things that I liked but at the same time, it felt like there was almost nothing that I could pinpoint that felt trully good in this specific component. There was an obvious improvement in graphic quality, which I appreciated.
And I can honestly say that character development was one of the best components in ME2. And each one of them had their own storyline (or sidequest, if you want to call it that) that explored more of their backgrounds and if you succeded, their loyalty towards you would increase. A new set of squadmates was present and we get to see some familiar faces such as Tali and Garrus. A more darker tone was present throughout the whole thing that made the story itself more compelling and addictive and also managed to shape the characters somehow along the way. Mass Effect 2 was a really good sequel and I enjoyed it a lot.
I'm not a big fan of science-fiction in general but this franchise made me reconsider some of my choices and probably in a near future I'll try to play other videogames within this genre. Must I say that I adored the first Mass Effect game! It was very much entertaining, unique in its own way, action-packed and both the story Must I say that I adored the first Mass Effect game! It was very much entertaining, unique in its own way, action-packed and both the story and the characters are very well developed.
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