#Mass effect 3 after credits plus#

Please in order to get the nearest picture to what I understood try to use the parameters I gave you.ДЇallen in love with Tali on May 25, 2018: (For those who play ME just for sake of shootin' that was rather overwhelming.) (Unacceptable for players with basic knowledge of philosophy of existence and at the very least a superficial believe in the Creator/God.) This is something that ME3 tried to imply but clearly lack of philosophical knowledge and comprehension made the ending unacceptable! (fill in the blank with your imagination of heaven.) but its very purpose is to join with the superior creator although we may taint it with things known as sins (mostly sins are actions related with overindulgence of bodily feelings like eating, sex etc.) So we are supposed/ordered/wanted to remember our source. Do you control your heartbeat or other main functions of your body? No! So we do as we are programmed, like a machine which is limited to its predefined bounds but the final piece of the puzzle (Eastern philosophy) says that this body is just a sort of cage which contains a far bigger creature with superior desires like eternity! We know it as soul and it claims that the final purpose of this soul is not something like heaven crawling with nymphs and unlimited.

#Mass effect 3 after credits plus#

(Mass effect Infiltrator completes the gaps of Cerberus identity, if you play it of course! plus Randal Ethno is ways more handsome than Shepard.)Д«ut the deep meaning of the mentioned concept: Have a look at your hand or your feet, what do you see?ДЄll those wirings (our vessels really look like wirings), skeletons, fluids and materials, we are machines! We are synthetics, Eastern philosophy proves this covertly, that we are programmed to feel, live and die. The superficial concept is that Shepard is rebuilt of synthetic parts and assembled with technological items thanks to the Cerberus Project. you are a synthetic too! (or something with this concept) Something that the little VI guy says in the final mission. Here is a video of the Synthesis Ending which compares Synthesis in Mass Effect 3 to Saren's attempts at Synthesis in Mass Effect 1. A popular theory is that the ending scene (after Shepard is hit by the Reaper's laser) is actually an indoctrination attempt by the Reapers. You will have everything unlocked.Д¬urrently, there is much ongoing discussion as to the meaning of the ending of Mass Effect 3. When you play Mass Effect 3 again, load that new save file and play the ending again.Click on the number and just change it to something like 12000. That number is your military strength score.

On the right, you'll see 'Id 173' and below that, 'Strength' and a number. The first value highlighted is 0 on the left.

All the way on the right side, you will see a '.' button.Now scroll down and look for a line that reads 'GAWAssets (Collection)'.Scroll all the way down and you will see a line that says 'Player'. The player tab should be blank (this is normal).(The Mass Effect 3 save file location is in the My Documents folder under the Bioware/Mass Effect 3/Save directory. Find the save file you want to edit and double click on it to load it into the program. EMS is Galactic Readiness percentage x Total Military Strength (achieved through War Assets). EMS, or Effective Military Strength, is the deciding factor in whether or not you get the Perfect Ending showing Commander Shepard waking up.However, it is not the deciding factor on whether you get the Perfect Ending with the clip showing Commander Shepard waking up. It can only be increased by playing multiplayer. Galactic Readiness percentage is, by default, 50%.To clear up confusion regarding Galactic Readiness: Clear up the Confusion! Galactic Readiness or EMS? Playing multiplayer and building up your Galactic Readiness can double the effect of your Total Military Strength, but you can also achieve enough War Assets on your own tp make multiplayer unnecessary. The Galactic Readiness percentage can only be increased by playing multiplayer. So, if you have 5000 Total Military Strength and 50% Galactic Readiness, you have 2500 (5000 x 0.5) Effective Military Strength. EMS = Total Military Strength x Galactic Readiness percentage.