Bonjour/Bonsoir à tous, alors que je cherchais moi aussi si la préparation galactique changait la fin de l'histoire. Et bien, j'ai trouvé cette info qui dit que la préparation galactique ne fait que diminuer la demande en forces alliés pour le combat. C'est-à-dire que si vous avez plus de % en préparation, vous avez besoin de moins de ressources militaire pour avoir une fin parfaite. Donc si vous êtes à 50 % de préparation galactique, vous pourrez toujours avoir accès à la grande finale parfaite !
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BioWare has heard the confusion and has taken the matter to their official forums. They recently released a statement to clarify how Mass Effect 3′s ending is influenced by fighting off waves of Cerberus, Geth, or Reaper enemies in the game’s new online mode:
You do NOT have to play multiplayer to get the best single-player endings.
Here’s a bit of clarification:
Your ending(s) are determined by your “Effective Military Strength” (let’s call it EMS for now) bar. Focus on that bar – that is your indicator of how well you will do in the end-game.
You can maximize your EMS just by collecting War Assets in the single-player game. There is a certain threshhold of these you would need to exceed (I can’t get too specific) but I can tell you there are MORE than the required amount that can be gathered in the single-player campaign.
“Galactic Readiness” is a modifier you can improve by playing multiplayer. That is to say, if you play a lot of multiplayer, you will need less War Assets from single-player to fill up your EMS bar (ie it will balance out the requirements to account for you playing in both modes). Single-player game play does not impact that bar.
EMS = success. EMS can be maximized via collecting war assets alone, even if your Galactic Readiness is 50%.
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