Thus, a good reason NOT to choose "destroy". I thought it would mean all forms of computer intelligence would die, right? That would hurt civilization the most I think. So far, that is my favored outcome, and I am about to do "control" next, but I was just curious if anyone had figured out what determines the end characters.Īnother thing they need to do is clarify what "synthetic life" means. I went back and chose "synthetic", and the outcome was Joker, Edi, and Tali. Tali makes sense to me since I romanced her in ME2 and this game. The result was Joker, Tali, and Javik getting off the normandy. Who you take on the final mission doesn't effect who exits the Normandy. I got Javic who I did use frequently as a party member and was in my party during the final mission. If I had to pick one it would be the later. It could be based off of who you talked to the most or used the most on missions. It ran through the destroy ending twice, and had the same character in this slot both times. If three people haven't come out, then this is when the "closest too" crew members appear. I've seen clips with Traynor and Cortez, so it's not limited to squad members. In youtube clips of the ending I've seen, this person is almost always a possible romance option for the sex of the Shepard in the ending. I've ran different endings multiple times, and Liara is always the one to come out after Jocker and EDI. My Shep picked Liara, and she came out after Joker and EDI. Next comes your romance option if they are still alive and part of the crew. If Synthesis is chosen EDI comes out next. Joker always comes out first if he survives. If it is too low, nobody comes out of the wreckage.
The availability of endings and the damage the galaxy is exposed to, is determined by the choices you have taken throughout the trilogy and the amount of Effective Military Strength you have when you make the final choice.The first thing that drives who comes out of the Normandy is your EMS. These three options are: Destroying the Reapers for good, submitting the Reapers to Commander Shepard's will or merging organic and synthetic life.
Shepard also learns the ways the Crucible can be used to put an end to the Reaper threat. The Catalyst approaches Commander Shepard and proceeds to explain the origins and purpose of the Reapers. (If Admiral Anderson is shot by the Illusive Man, you need a higher EMS in order to see this extra scene). If you choose the Destroy ending, Commander Shepard is seen barely alive, gasping for breath. None of them will cause physical damage to the galaxy. The Control options will cause no physical damage whatsoever, the Destroy ending, will still cause substantial damage throughout the galaxy.īoth Control and Destroy endings available. Either choice will cause substantial damage to the galaxy.īoth Control and Destroy endings available.
You will have both Control and Destroy endings available. Besides that, both will result in massive physical damage to Earth, with the Destroy Ending being particularly devastating, wiping out most Human life on Earth. You will have only access to the Control ending, if you decided to save the Collector base, or the Destroy ending if you decided to nuke it. This option depends on the player's choice at the end of Mass Effect 2. There will be only one option available to the player.
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