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    SCANNING PLANETS IN MASS EFFECT 2

    Jul 16, 2019 2 minutes
    By Malindy Hetfeld

    ost people scoff a bit when I tell them that one of my favorite things about is scanning planets. I get it—the whole act of clicking on a planet, watching a transition screen, turning said planet around its axis for a while until you’ve found a mineral deposit, then listening to the same lines over and over as your probe launches isn’t exactly a rousing experience.

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