Some of it adds sequences I saw in different versions of the original ending, but not in my own. The final ending of the game has also been expanded. After this point, players will get to experience additional dialogue and cutscenes sprinkled throughout the rest of the game.
Of course everyone’s alternate ending will have a somewhat different extension.Īlthough you can cut right to the final sequence on the Citadel, BioWare recommends that players who want to see everything the DLC adds should load their game just before the attack on Cerberus’ base. This ending leads to a greater resentment of humanity by the other races in the sequel.The ending I initially chose during Mass Effect 3 is referred to as the ‘destroy ending,’ where Shepard causes the mass relays to wipe out all synthetic life in the galaxy. Shepard is then asked to select either Anderson or Udina to serve on the Council, however your choice makes little difference and, as with the option save the council, only affect who you will encounter as a Council representative in Mass Effect 2. If you have a higher Paragon score then the new Council will still be made up of the various races but with a human leader, whereas a greater Renegade score will result in a completely human Council. Ultimately this leads to the destruction of the Destiny Ascension by the geth forces, and the death of the Council members.ĭuring the epilogue, Shepard will meet with Captain Anderson and Ambassador Udina, where Udina will outline plans for humanity to take over the Council.
Selecting either of these options during the final battle will focus the Alliance Fleet's assault on Sovereign, despite calls for assistance from the Destiny Ascension over comms channels. Note that both of these options have the same outcome, however Let the Council die gives Renegade points whereas Concentrate on Sovereign awards Paragon points.
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