Weapons' appearances change depending on the selected mods. As for mods, Mass Effect 3 returns to a gun accessories setup, instead of the second game's universal upgrade system mods you buy or find need to be added at 'weapon benches' after you acquire them. Grenades are now a class-specific power, and they are thrown like traditional grenades instead of frisbees. Two elements from the original Mass Effect, grenades and weapon modifications, return to the series with a slight redesign. The number and size of the weapons you carry will affect your power cooldowns, with certain classes getting improved weight for certain guns. All types of weapons can now be carried by any player, regardless of class, but a 'weapon weight' system has been instituted to preserve the balance between weapons and powers. Combat will be more difficult than the other games, as enemies will now adopt roles like 'cover buster' or 'suppressor' to force players to occasionally lose health. Shepard also has a new heavy melee attack the specific strike this varies depending on class, but most of them use a device known as an omniblade. In terms of gameplay, combat is based on the Mass Effect 2 system, but with new additions, most prominently the ability to roll even when out of cover. Many story tropes may never come into play for a given playthrough. Even choices made in the original game that were never addressed in the second. Mass Effect 3's plot varies drastically depending on the save file over one thousand variables are recorded in each save, and every decision made can have an impact on the story. Like the second game, Mass Effect 3 allows players to import their save files from the other two installments, altering the storyline to match the choices your Shepard made in Mass Effect and 2.

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