Shepard infiltrates the Illusive Man's Chronos Station to retrieve the Prothean VI, Vendetta, which has knowledge of the Catalyst, the final piece required to complete the Crucible and end the war against the Reapers. During this mission to Chronos Station, as Shepard battles the now-indoctrinated ranks of Cerberus, what remains of the Human Reaper, Mass Effect 2 's final boss , can be seen.
If Cerberus was granted possession of the intact Collector Base, much more of the monstrous machine will be intact. These two outcomes directly translate into War Assets for combating the Reaper invasion. Once the mission aboard Chronos Station has been completed, the Alliance seizes all of the Cerberus assets on board and the player receives either the Reaper Heart or the Reaper Brain.
Destroying the Collector Base and later receiving the Reaper Heart nets points toward the player's Military Strength, a measure of the accumulated War Assets which, along with Mass Effect 's Galactic Readiness , determines how effectively the Citadel races can fight the Reapers.
Both values are quite high relative to other War Assets in Mass Effect 3 , but the difference of 10 between the two is largely negligible.
There are plenty of opportunities to secure War Assets throughout Mass Effect 3 , and since the mission to Chronos Station is mandatory for finishing the game, the decision to destroy or preserve the Collector Base has only a very small impact in the long run. Commander Shepard's opinion of Cerberus, and outlook on the impending Reaper invasion, are solidified by the final major decision during the suicide mission. A passion for video games was instilled at a young age when Kyle Gratton and his older brother were gifted a Nintendo 64 with Ocarina of Time and Mario Kart.
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One final thing to mention is that if a player reaches the end of Mass Effect 3 with an EMS that is below , then they will only have access to one ending choice. The choice that is available will depend upon whether the Collector Base was kept or destroyed, and thus fans may want to spend a little time reading up on the game's endings.
That said, players that put even a small amount of effort into their playthroughs should have no trouble exceeding EMS, making this consequence somewhat negligible. A Tale of Two Sisters is an extremely critical film in not only Korean cinema, but transnational cinema. William Parks is an editor at Game Rant with a background in visual arts. Slightly more war assets, and a minor difference in a mid-mission dialogue.
Both choices give war assets. Im mature Aussie gamer. Don't pay the ferry man. Don't even fix a price. GT: Charon User Info: Shigmiya If you save the base, you get the Reaper Brain War Asset, worth points. If you destroy it, you get the Reaper Heart War Asset, worth points. Saving or destroying the base also determines whether Control or Destroy is available if you reach the endgame with the bare minimum amount of EMS.
Ah I see, thought Cerberus would be kind of more friendly to you during the game instead of being on your case all the time.
Well, some of TIM's dialog is probably different, I don't know that for sure. I didn't think it was what you were asking. But it's probably just like, instead of saying something like, "Shepard!
You're shortsighted, you destroyed the Collector base! I thought when you saved the Collector base it meant I could convince you to see reason! User Info: Blitzkrieg They're all indoctrinated now, thus they've forgotten their original objective and see Shepard as an enemy and nothing else.
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