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[Hoki]

Dimensio wrote...

Hoki wrote...

 Anyone know how to hack your galactic readiness?
I really have no interest in the crappy MP.

The "GAWAssets" collection under the "Player" subsection in the "Raw" tab of the Gibbed editor will allow direct modification of the strengths of individual assets.

Aha, thx!

[donbaloo]

Lee T wrote...

I'd also add that even if it was possible to reach the 8000 with a "well played Mass Effect trilogy" consisting of a straight corridor of unique decisions then it wouldn't be much fun "playing" it.

Though I'm peeved about the multiplayer requirements, you've pointed out exactly what I would actually LIKE about the series. I don't think the writers owe us the "best" ending if our actions and choices were not beneficial to the end game. That's just how it is. You reap what you sow, you know? So I'd be totally fine with the notion that the "best" ending was only available if you played the decisions that the writers felt resulted in that "best" ending. Thats good stuff.

But requiring us to sign up for a Gold account and maintaining a readiness score online just to have all the options available is a bummer. Still a great game, this feature is a bit of a let down though.

[Big Red 5392]

This might have been said earlier in the thread, but I think they should have made a setting in the options menu that allows you to decide whether the mp affects the single player or not they same way you can choose to let your squad mates auto-use their powers.

That is what I thought they were gonna do in the first place when multiplayer was first announced. I like the multiplayer a lot, but I didn't touch it until I beat the single player once and I didn't get the ending I wanted because my EMS was cut by 50%.

[Squallypo]

so since its proved that mp is required to get more % in the single player game, how do you edit your saves to add more % EMS ? can someone post a guide for dummies here ? thanks or pm it to me. xbox version btw.

[jimmy_smith]

It's seem my thread that demanding bioware to remove the false info
about we can get the best ending without multiplayer is lock,already.

It seem they don't need this true to be discover.

Modifié par jimmy_smith, 14 mars 2012 - 12:02 .

[Squallypo]

no jimmy its just that they dont want more spam of threads thats all , we all know that we cant really get full % of EMS without mp, which is why im asking for a guide for Dummies to edit saves and add more % ems stuff

[XavierHollywood]

well I dunno what to say, I was well over 4k EMS without even touching the multiplayer. I had no idea what was needed to get the 'special ending'  (didnt even know there was a special ending at the time) but I assumed i would need at least 5k for the best outcome. When I realized I had nothing left to do and was hovering at like 4200, I decided to just say screw it and go for it.

Modifié par XavierHollywood, 14 mars 2012 - 12:06 .

[Squallypo]

which is why you can modify your save / data and add more % to the EMS stuff someone provide a guide please ? i dont really wanna read up this whole thread lol -3-

[tishyw]

Squallypo wrote...

so since its proved that mp is required to get more % in the single player game, how do you edit your saves to add more % EMS ? can someone post a guide for dummies here ? thanks or pm it to me. xbox version btw.

The % can't be edited because it's kept on the EA server (or something like that according the Gibbed).  The best way is to mod a saved games assets using Gibbed for ME3.  Link on the previous page.

[KBomb]

XavierHollywood wrote...

well I dunno what to say, I was well over 4k EMS without even touching the multiplayer. I had no idea what was needed to get the 'special ending'  (didnt even know there was a special ending at the time) but I assumed i would need at least 5k for the best outcome. When I realized I had nothing left to do and was hovering at like 4200, I decided to just say screw it and go for it.

Screenshot, if you please.

[byzantine horse]

Torguemada wrote...

byzantine horse wrote...
It's 30 pages, what do you expect?

That you read it like any other normal person does, before bouting of you opinions about other people.
Not doing so is the worst form of bad manners possible in a forum.

Simple fact is, thats it has been proven with 10000% qurantee that no matter what choices you make in any of the 3 games, only think that matters to getting the 4000+ EMS ending is whether or not you play MP.

First of, I doubt that you, or the vast majority on this forum or any forum reads through every thread before posting. Stop throwing rocks in a flass house. If you want new people to stay out of old threads then by all means enjoy having a discussion with yourself.

And all that aside, I didn't enter this discussion in the first place regarding EMS, MP or readiness. I entered the discussion on this thread regarding these two points below:

1. "My choices don't matter, it doesn't matter what I do I will still not win the game."
2. "I want to win the game, why can't I win the game? My choices should matter, I should be able to win the game."

To keep it short, people expect their choices to matter, but only in a way so that it benefits them. Losing or not getting a perfect ending is apparently not an option for many, no matter the choices they made through the three games - they should still get a perfect ending. Which defeats the purpose of having choices with any kind or type of meaningful impact.

And before you insult me (what defines 'normal' by the way? Are you the 'normal' person we all have to adhere to?) followed by then stick your head in the sand regarding what I am actually saying, read what I have been posting. Read it carefully. I stand by everything I have said even if I can carry it to extremes at times. If you get a perfect ending you should get it because you desrved it. Not because you killed the Rachni Queen because it was cool at the time, or because you thought it was best to destroy the Genophage cure and kill Maelon (on which I fail on both accounts), but because you deserved it. My opinion on that matter has no correlation with Bioware forcing or not forcing people to play Multiplayer to get a good ending. If you screw up you screw up and thus you won't get a perfect ending with rainbows and unicorns. My opinion on that won't change.

The reason why I began talking about the "10000% gurantee that choices don't matter"-issue (paraphrased) is because someone thought it a good idea to demand from me that I prove that you can attain the perfect ending. I don't seek a perfect ending, I seemingly know less on the matter than you do, and I frankly don't know whether you can or not. If it is impossible without DLC or MP then that is on Bioware's table and, I'll quote myself, "they are pricks" for doing so. But if it is hard to achieve that is okay. If the majority of the playerbase will never see it outside Youtube videos, that is okay. I don't agree that players should be able to fix their scores, whether that is in MP or SP, to get a good ending their actions throughout the games have shown they do not deserve. So Bioware is wrong there, in my opinion, as well.

Now answer me this: What if only 1% of the playthroughs had had a "perfect" ending and thus the vast majority was left without, would you still not be here complaining? I guess you would.

[Dimensio]

Squallypo wrote...

so since its proved that mp is required to get more % in the single player game, how do you edit your saves to add more % EMS ? can someone post a guide for dummies here ? thanks or pm it to me. xbox version btw.

The percentage is not readily adjustable, as it is derived from online statistics as far as I am able to tell.  What is adjustable is the strength of individual War Assets, enabling inflation of the Total Misitary Score.

[hudakj]

Hoki wrote...
Anyone know how to hack your galactic readiness?
I really have no interest in the crappy MP.

From what I have gathered, the only hack I've seen available for getting galactic readiness to 100% is by using Cheat Engine and finding the memory value.  However the memory address seems to change each time you start the game.

[Torguemada]

JohnDoe wrote...
hence why its called SPECIAL ENDING.
it is special because you require SKILL/INTELLIGENCE/STRATEGY  to obtain.

Except that it doesn't requier any of those thinks.
It only requiers that you play MP, you can even die to first enemy you see, doesn't matter you still get +1%.
So do you need help taking that tree out of your ass, or can you do it yourself and actually take part in the conversation intelligently.

[jimmy_smith]

Squallypo wrote...

no jimmy its just that they dont want more spam of threads thats all , we all know that we cant really get full % of EMS without mp, which is why im asking for a guide for Dummies to edit saves and add more % ems stuff

That's true good sir.

But I don't want anyone to be lie,anymore.

We know the true about this because we read a long 30 pages of this thread and see a hard solid prove.

But the newcomer will read that false info and get fool (like me).

They will think that thread is a countermeasure to this thread, that why the newcomer come to this thread and try to prove us wrong with that false info.

[SnakeSNMF]

Not to mention, the ****ing decay rate on the ****ing EMS.

You should earn EMS ingame as well, but the ****ing decay rate...

[tishyw]

byzantine horse wrote...

First of, I doubt that you, or the vast majority on this forum or any forum reads through every thread before posting. Stop throwing rocks in a flass house. If you want new people to stay out of old threads then by all means enjoy having a discussion with yourself.

And all that aside, I didn't enter this discussion in the first place regarding EMS, MP or readiness. I entered the discussion on this thread regarding these two points below:

1. "My choices don't matter, it doesn't matter what I do I will still not win the game."
2. "I want to win the game, why can't I win the game? My choices should matter, I should be able to win the game."

To keep it short,  snipped for brevity

To keep my response short, your two points are not the point of this thread.  If you didn't enter the thread to discuss EMS, MP or readiness which are the reasons for this thread, then there's no point to you being in this thread other than to derail it.  Please don't try to derail this thread.

Edited to add - Any arguement you have about playing all 3 games a certain way to get the best ending is thrown out of the window by the fact that playing MP gives the gamer a free pass to the best end.

Modifié par tishyw, 14 mars 2012 - 12:21 .

[Dimensio]

SnakeSNMF wrote...

Not to mention, the ****ing decay rate on the ****ing EMS.

You should earn EMS ingame as well, but the ****ing decay rate...

I had read previously that the Effective Military Strength decayed at a rate of 1% per day.

Yesterday, my Effective Military strength was 92%.

Today, less than twenty-four hours later, my Effective Military Strength is 89%.

I have evidently read incorrect information.

[Squallypo]

Dimensio wrote...

Squallypo wrote...

so since its proved that mp is required to get more % in the single player game, how do you edit your saves to add more % EMS ? can someone post a guide for dummies here ? thanks or pm it to me. xbox version btw.

The percentage is not readily adjustable, as it is derived from online statistics as far as I am able to tell.  What is adjustable is the strength of individual War Assets, enabling inflation of the Total Misitary Score.

yeah thats what i wanna know how to do all that stuff i already has the save editor program but i need to know how to use it and such, could you please provide me with a guide ? thank you 

[XavierHollywood]

KBomb wrote...

XavierHollywood wrote...

well I dunno what to say, I was well over 4k EMS without even touching the multiplayer. I had no idea what was needed to get the 'special ending'  (didnt even know there was a special ending at the time) but I assumed i would need at least 5k for the best outcome. When I realized I had nothing left to do and was hovering at like 4200, I decided to just say screw it and go for it.

Screenshot, if you please.

I realize im gonna be called a liar and a troll etc, but i dunno how i can prove it to you.  Ive since played a lot of multiplayer.  Maybe my EMS wasnt as high as 4200 but I know i beat the game without doing multiplayer and i saw the *special (although, like i said before, I had no idea it was special) ending.

[Torguemada]

byzantine horse wrote...
Now answer me this: What if only 1% of the playthroughs had had a "perfect" ending and thus the vast majority was left without, would you still not be here complaining? I guess you would.

Why would i be, hard to get is quite okey for i would say 99% of people in this thread.
But totally impossible is quite a different think, even more so when playing a couple evenings of MP turns it to "almost impossible to not get"

[Elios]

jimmy_smith wrote...

byzantine horse wrote...

Tietj wrote...

You're not understanding. There's no way to achieve the score required, that anyone knows of, no matter what choices you make except the choice to play multiplayer.

Again I redirect you to the OP, my only source on the matter:

"Its practically impossible to get the best ending through single-player alone UNLESS:

- You followed a very strict path through the trilogy, making the exact perfect choice for every decision. So forget about making the decisions you wanted to make, you'll have to follow a bullet point list of decisions.

- Alternatively, you beat the game on New Game +, where crap like fishes give War Assets."

As you can see here, it is possibly to get the best ending if you follow a "very strict path through the trilogy". That is the only source I have on the matter which hopefully means that it is possible.

Again, people expect the cake in their hands and their bellies at once. You make the choices you want to make but you will suffer the consequences for doing so.

Edit: Quite frankly I am surprised Bioware allowed to fix your score in multiplayer at all. I don't agree with it either, but I don't agree with fixing your score in SP either. You lose or you win on your own doing.

No,good sir.

Someone in this thread already look up in the data of the game.
The max war asset you can get is around 7,600-7,800 IF you're follow the strick path through the trilogy.
And best ending need 8,000.

It's not hard to get the best ending, it's not near impossible.

It's THE impossible.

If you need the best ending, you have to play MP or cheat, no other option.

well there is the iOS game and it is coming to Android at some point soo yea other then that
and posably DLC we dont know about AT THE MOMENT your stuck playing maybe an hour or 2 of mp 
and again it really isnt that bad get some friends give it a real chance  you may like it

but it does kinda suck i can see how the 360 guys kinda are mifted and the PS3 people will they dont have to pay for MP they do get fewer assets do to not having ME1 to play
seems like us PC guys are the only ones the got off easy >.> *runs*

[KBomb]

byzantine horse wrote...

First of, I doubt that you, or the vast majority on this forum or any forum reads through every thread before posting. Stop throwing rocks in a flass house. If you want new people to stay out of old threads then by all means enjoy having a discussion with yourself.

And all that aside, I didn't enter this discussion in the first place regarding EMS, MP or readiness. I entered the discussion on this thread regarding these two points below:

1. "My choices don't matter, it doesn't matter what I do I will still not win the game."
2. "I want to win the game, why can't I win the game? My choices should matter, I should be able to win the game."

To keep it short, people expect their choices to matter, but only in a way so that it benefits them. Losing or not getting a perfect ending is apparently not an option for many, no matter the choices they made through the three games - they should still get a perfect ending. Which defeats the purpose of having choices with any kind or type of meaningful impact.

And before you insult me (what defines 'normal' by the way? Are you the 'normal' person we all have to adhere to?) followed by then stick your head in the sand regarding what I am actually saying, read what I have been posting. Read it carefully. I stand by everything I have said even if I can carry it to extremes at times. If you get a perfect ending you should get it because you desrved it. Not because you killed the Rachni Queen because it was cool at the time, or because you thought it was best to destroy the Genophage cure and kill Maelon (on which I fail on both accounts), but because you deserved it. My opinion on that matter has no correlation with Bioware forcing or not forcing people to play Multiplayer to get a good ending. If you screw up you screw up and thus you won't get a perfect ending with rainbows and unicorns. My opinion on that won't change.

The reason why I began talking about the "10000% gurantee that choices don't matter"-issue (paraphrased) is because someone thought it a good idea to demand from me that I prove that you can attain the perfect ending. I don't seek a perfect ending, I seemingly know less on the matter than you do, and I frankly don't know whether you can or not. If it is impossible without DLC or MP then that is on Bioware's table and, I'll quote myself, "they are pricks" for doing so. But if it is hard to achieve that is okay. If the majority of the playerbase will never see it outside Youtube videos, that is okay. I don't agree that players should be able to fix their scores, whether that is in MP or SP, to get a good ending their actions throughout the games have shown they do not deserve. So Bioware is wrong there, in my opinion, as well.

Now answer me this: What if only 1% of the playthroughs had had a "perfect" ending and thus the vast majority was left without, would you still not be here complaining? I guess you would.

 
You came into a thread that is discussing EMS and multi-player and readiness points, but you didn't come to discuss those things? Instead, you'd prefer to talk about how people claim their choices don't matter and “whining” because they can't win the game? Lol The hell?


No one in this thread is talking about how they're so pissed because none of their choices matter nor are they “whining” because they can't get the perfect ending. Your whole post is a strawman argument and a poor one at that. No one here mentioned getting a “rainbows and unicorns” ending. Honestly, are you here to bait or do you honestly not understand what the discussion is about?

[OdanUrr]

I've had a chance to look at the Coalesced and, to be honest, your choices in ME1 and ME2 really have an impact in ME3. Unfortunately, said impact is usually tied up in war assets and relegated to a codex entry, but if you take the time to read them you'll see that saving the Destiny Ascension in ME1 will gain you their support in ME3, but Alliance Forces will be diminished as a result of that decision. Pretty neat all in all.

Modifié par OdanUrr, 14 mars 2012 - 12:37 .

[Reptillius]

OdanUrr wrote...

HolyAvenger wrote...

Nairobi is in the game, its on my list.

Very interesting. That means there are other assets hidden somewhere in the Coalesced.

If the Nairobi isn't on the list. I know it's in my game. Check to see if the Agincourt is on the list as well?

Also. eden Prime Support is on the list it is 100 points and it did affect my score when I got it.