As the title says. I've finished every side mission in the game, minus the eden prime info gathering (missed one, cant go back). Maxed Paragon, talked down the IM and got him to suicide a-la Saren, had a ECR of about 6k (was at 5400 with 73% readyness, 6k is a guestimate since its at 100% now and I haven't gone back to check), then I did the 'kill all the reapers' option. Nada. What am I missing here?
Yes, the endings are terrible, but I want to be able to use this save later on in case (as is increasingly likely) Bioware releases a DLC that allows other endings. Maybe I'm just being a perfectionist, but not being able to unlock this cinematic is really grating on my nerves.
Getting frustrated - Where's my 'waking up in rubble' ending!
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Jarys
, mars 12 2012 02:26
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:29
bloodstalker1973
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Apparently, you have to do the MP thing to get that unlocked.
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:30
Jarys
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What 'MP thing'?
As I said, I have maxed Galactic Readyness - 100%, I've been playing multiplayer since I can't handle the single player game anymore, at least not right now.
As I said, I have maxed Galactic Readyness - 100%, I've been playing multiplayer since I can't handle the single player game anymore, at least not right now.
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:31
Wolfen Lord
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You have to choose the Destroy Reapers ending for that scene to show up.
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:32
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Having at least 5000 War Assets when you hit the Crucible(factor in Galactic Readiness), as well as having full paragon/renegade(evidenced by convince TIM to pop himself) and choosing destroy will net you the "perfect"(read: bull****) ending.
Not sure why it didn't work for you.
Not sure why it didn't work for you.
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:32
SKiLLYWiLLY2
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Are you reloading the save "citadel: the return" or whatever it's called?
I don't know for sure but you might need to have the appropriate EMS (effective military strength) and galactic readiness prior to heading out to the Cerberus base.
I don't know for sure but you might need to have the appropriate EMS (effective military strength) and galactic readiness prior to heading out to the Cerberus base.
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:33
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It's not walking up but more under a pile of rubble.
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:35
Sorayai
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weird... sounds like a gltich. ugh.
hope you can get it working somehow
hope you can get it working somehow
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:40
Jarys
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SKiLLYWiLLY2 wrote...
Are you reloading the save "citadel: the return" or whatever it's called?
I don't know for sure but you might need to have the appropriate EMS (effective military strength) and galactic readiness prior to heading out to the Cerberus base.
Huh. That part is news, but thats like an hour or two of gameplay. I'll give it a shot tomorrow if no-one else has any other solutions. I thought I finished everything before cerb base since it said 'this starts the final battle,' but it's a possibility I was lower than I thought.
EDITish: Just did a check, with 99% readyness (on my last 'attempt') I had a total of 6917 EMS. At this point I guess my only hope is to retry from cerb base with it that high... maybe ill level up an MP character or two to bump it to 7k for completionist sake.
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Posté 12 mars 2012 - 02:46
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This is another frustration with the ending: whether you live or whether Earth survives is based on some number calculation behind the scenes. It forces you to meta-game if you want to see different endings.
What has been so great about the ME series, is I rarely felt the need to meta-game. I gave my Shepard a few key character principles and made dialogue choices based on that. I don't think any of my characters are "pure" paragons or renegades, although they tend toward one or the other, My paragon Shep loses his temper sometimes and my renegade is not without a heart. The dialogue wheel - and remember this was a radically new concept in ME1 - really made it all flow naturally.
Having to meta-game in a story-based RPG is just blech.
What has been so great about the ME series, is I rarely felt the need to meta-game. I gave my Shepard a few key character principles and made dialogue choices based on that. I don't think any of my characters are "pure" paragons or renegades, although they tend toward one or the other, My paragon Shep loses his temper sometimes and my renegade is not without a heart. The dialogue wheel - and remember this was a radically new concept in ME1 - really made it all flow naturally.
Having to meta-game in a story-based RPG is just blech.
