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[szkasypcze]

So, everybody is wondering how the hell TIM could get such an army. This is one of the greatest mysteries of ME3. Having accepted that fact, I would like to ask BIOWARE if they could tell us how many Cerberus operatives have we killed in the multiplayer so far.  This would give us some information on the TIM's force strength.

Regards....

[Legendaryred]

Every match you are looking like at 100+ operatives maybe? I doubt they are tracking such stuff like Dice did with BFBC2.

[Legion64]

From how long I have been playing, I think I have commited genocide.

[Epsilon330]

It's definitely going to be a case of Gameplay-Story Segregation. In ME2, EDI states that Cerberus is organized into less than a dozen cells, with 30-60 Cerberus operative per cell.
It's likely, though, that TIM has a separate trained Militia for large-scale work.
Even then, they wouldn't lock off Cerberus as an enemy-type when we kill "enough". For the MP, it's infinite. For Single Player? Only time will tell.

[iTofu]

Isn't there going to be other enemies in the full version? Maybe you'll kill thousands of Cerberus combatants, but the numbers of other enemies will dwarf the number Cerberus enemies?

[Thoragoros]

I'd say from last night alone, I've racked up about 200 kills...and that's just headshot-medal counts.

[Jiggabod]

Maybe one of those operative cells is training an army? That way TIM could say "ya only 30 cells are operating" one cell can be an entire army though ya? I mean one cell was the Lazarus project and that was a huge scale operation. Small number of cells but the cells themselves are huge.

[Arppis]

www.youtube.com/watch

Here is the answer!

[Mr. C]

Spoiler-




At the end of Deception Cerberus gains cloning tech from Grayson's corpse