BeforeMass Effect 3players unlock the famous party section of theCitadelDLC, they must complete the “Retake the Normandy” mission by defeating the clone and deciding its fate. This additional content is included as part of theMass Effect: Legendary Edition.

Those playing the original, or revisiting the fan-favoriteCitadelDLC as part of the remasteredMass Effect: Legendary Editioncan use this guide to decide whether to save or kill the clone inMass Effect 3.

Mass Effect 3 Citadel DLC Retake the Normandy decision

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Save or Kill Clone in Mass Effect 3 Citadel DLC?

Although the decision of whether to save or kill the clone inMass Effect 3is presented as a big choice,it actually doesn’t matter which option is selected. If players choose to kill the clone, they get a cutscene of Shepard kicking them overboard. If the clone is saved, Shepard offers them their hand and tells the clone that they get to live. They ask “For what?”, and then let go, falling to their death.The clone will die no matter which option is picked.

The decision is just a way to conclude the story roleplaying as a Shepard who makes Paragon orRenegade choices inMass Effect. Players have another morality decision to make regarding Brooks after getting the Normandy under control.

Mass Effect 3 Brooks decision in Mass Effect 3 Citadel DLC mission

Choosing the Paragon dialogue and promptwill talk Brooks out of hacking her cuffs, and she will turn herself in. Picking the Renegade dialogue instead results in Brooks successfully hacking her cuffs and attempting to escape. If players use the Renegade interrupt, Shepard will shoot and kill her. If they don’t, one of Shepard’s squadmates will kill her instead.

At this point, the famous party section ofMass Effect 3’s Citadel DLCis now available. It can be delayed if players wish to complete more missions and assignments, as surviving squadmates from previous games can only be invited if their story arcs in the third game have been completed.

It’s recommended to see everyone players wish to speak with on the Silversun Strip before the party, as the conversations can affect dialogue and even cutscenes available at the big blowout at Shepard’s apartment. There’s even the chance to spend an awkward night withJavik inMass Effect 3if a female Shepard hasn’t locked in a romance with another character before the party.

Even though the decision to save or kill the clone doesn’t really affect the game, players should get a kick out of the many ridiculous moments experienced throughout the rest of theCitadelcontent.

Mass Effect: Legendary Editionis out now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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