The third type of mission, the side missions, are the rarest and the most generic. Unlike ME2's loyalties that are about dealing with the ghosts of the past, the ME3 character missions are exclusively about dealing with the here and now. Archeological evidence suggests the ancient Protheans.
Helium-3 can often be found in the atmospheres of gas giants, from where it can be easily and cheaply skimmed. For this reason, it is a key resource in the galactic economy. It always ties back to fighting the antagonists of ME3. Helium-3 is an isotope of helium that is used in nuclear fusion reactors, and as fuel for 'fusion torches', which are the main commercial form of starship thruster. Or you're told that some place is under attack by bad guys, and you go to intervene, and it turns out one of your buddies is already on the scene making a stand. You hear that one of your former squadmates is in trouble and you're given a chance to go and save their ass. Character missions, which I believe are the ones /u/polynomials is talking about, are the ME3 version of loyalties. Sometimes, the objective of a priority mission can be deeply personal, and it feels more or less like a loyalty +++. Priority missions are hugely plot relevant and give all your fav characters tons of things to say and do.
Missions in ME3 can be boiled down to 3 types, priority missions, character missions, and side missions. They are not as directly plot relevant as in ME2Ĭome again? That's exactly wrong, everything in ME3 is far more plot relevant than in ME2.
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