Taken from wikia page : http://masseffect.wi...ki/Charon_Relay
"Activating the Charon Relay opened the rest of the galaxy to humanity when a team of brave men and women led by Jon Grissom traveled to the other side, discovering that the mass relay led to Arcturus and a further three mass relays. Their successful return marked them as heroes for all of Earth and Jon Grissom as the face of Alliance growth and prosperity."
Page at : http://masseffect.wi...wiki/Mass_Relay
"There are two kinds of mass relay, primary and secondary. Primary relays
can propel a ship thousands of light years but only link to one other
relay, its "partner". Secondary relays can link to any other relay over
shorter distances, only a few hundred light years."
"Many mass relays are currently dormant for unknown reasons, though they can be easily reactivated."
"the Citadel itself is an enormous, inactive mass relay leading to dark space,
as well as the control center for all the relays, enabling the Reapers
to sever travel between clusters. Its reactivation is, fittingly, more
complex than that of an ordinary mass relay, requiring either a
coordinated effort by the keepers or manual intervention by a Reaper."
In a nutshell
Primaries - Comes with a partner, travels longer distances, but can only teleport to its partner.
Secondary - Teleports anywhere, but at short distances.
During the ending scene, it is implied that only the active relays are destroyed/transmitting energy. Intresting...
Its also implied that for primary relays, its partner is automatically activated once the other is enabled.
The real question is :
Do secondary relays have a partner that they can enable once they are activated?
How does one tell the difference between a primary and secondary relay?
How is the energy transmission different from the apocalyptic explosion caused by a normal mass relay explosion?
Can the Citadel remotely activate other mass relays, or change the function of current relays?
Modifié par Awookie, 06 avril 2012 - 10:12 .
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