Is it possible to have EMS over 5000 without playing any of the multiplayer?

That is my conclusion but I wanted to ask you guys to clarify this(and I really hope I'm wrong). I have not re-watched the Quick Look yet but I'm going to ASSUME Jeff got 6000 TMS NOT EMS.įrom all these researches, I have reached one horrifyingly grim conclusion you MUST play the multiplayer to get the 'best' ending(even though it sounds like all endings look the same more or less). I searched around and concluded this you need to have over 5000 EMS to get the ending. I just want to clarify this issue because obviously a lot of people, including me, are confused about this. I'm not trying to make people angry or anything like that. I have played some multiplayer after I fnished the game so my numbers were 6000 TMS, 70 something percent of Galactic Readiness and 4945 EMS, which mean I did not get the best ending according to these people.

In fact, the number that matters is EMS and in order to get that number higher than 5000, you MUST play the multiplayer. The common conception was that you need to have 'something' over 5000 to see the best ending.Īccording to many furiously frustrated people, TMS is not the number that determines the ending. I thought I got the best ending because I had over 6000 TMS(with 0 hours of multiplayer). I was one of those people who were confused about Estimated Military Strength(EMS, the third number) and Total Military Strength(TMS, the top number).

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