And I have never understood the point in viewing leaderboards, much more needing to carry it around with you. Changing your loadout or leveling up your characters is not useful unless you are actively playing the game. Most of the features in this app are not particularly useful or noteworthy. At least you can still look at the leaderboards, right? As you are unable to learn new skills or change loadouts while the game is turned on. This also extends to the app's other basic functions, however. Using the app while the game was open would make it exponentially more useful - it could cut down on one of the more monotonous tasks in the game. Both of these are usually out of your way diversions that take several minutes to reach. For instance, in the single player, the only way to send out strike teams is by going to your ship, or the Nexus. Sadly, the app does not let you really do much while you are playing the game - multiplayer or single player - which felt odd. I put in 300 hours into ME3 MP, so I am 'glad' it is easily viewable now. Are you busy at the dinner table? Watching your kid's soccer game? Writing an article about the Mass Effect Andromeda Apex HQ app? Well, you can send strike teams out during any of those times with a few screen taps! Of particular note is that you can send strike teams on missions while you are away from the game. Moreover, you can use "Team Funds", which are also earned from the Apex missions, to either buy loot packs for your multiplayer campaign or to buy modifiers that increase Apex mission success rates. This makes Apex missions useful thus, making the Apex HQ app useful. If your Strike Team successfully completes their missions, then your single player character will be rewarded with credits, crafting materials, or even potentially weapons/gear (presuming you have the necessary perk). Other than that, the only noteworthy part of Apex missions is its rewards. It's actually pretty cool that you can play some of the Apex missions. However, the app obviously does not allow you to play the game. There are specific Apex Missions which you can either send a team to complete in the background or that you can participate in using your multiplayer characters. These work very similar to the assassin missions that started in Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood and continued into future entries. However, even if you don't plan on playing the multiplayer this app will still potentially be of interest thanks to the Apex Missions.Īpex Missions are generic missions that you send teams on to earn rewards.
If you do not have PS+ or Xbox Live Gold, then this app will be of no use to you as you will not be able to access the multiplayer and thus utilize the app.
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