Earn Reaper Brain War Asset, which makes the Control ending in Mass Effect 3 more likely.The star behind the Illusive Man turns blue after you rejoin the Normandy.Earns Reaper Heart War Asset, which makes the Destroy ending in Mass Effect 3 more likely.The obvious choice appears to be destroying the Collector base, but the Illusive Man recommends using a radiation pulse instead so you can salvage the base. Mass Effect 2: Destroy Collector base or use radiation pulseĪll the endings involve the same set of choices about dealing with the Collector Base. Failing some or all of these will earn the normal ending, where some crew members die, or the worst ending, where Shepard dies as well. The requirements for each depend on raising your crew’s loyalty and how you build your crew for the suicide mission. The Mass Effect 2 endings are a bit more complicated and can be broadly classified as best, normal, and worst. It’s a mix of humans and other races if Shepard is mostly Paragon. Whichever choice you make the Council will be entirely human if Shepard is mostly Renegade.
Anderson and Udina still retain their positions regardless of choice, but you won’t see the rest of the Council in the other Mass Effect games. The Council also dies if you choose to concentrate on Sovereign, but you get Paragon points instead. This choice also has little lasting effect aside from slightly altering attitudes towards humans in Mass Effect 2 and giving different War Assets in Mass Effect 3. Mass Effect bad ending: Let the Council die or concentrate on SovereignĬhoosing to let the Council die earns Renegade points. You’re asked in Mass Effect 2 who Shepard chose, and that’s the one that locks the councillor in. Shepard then chooses the new representative: Udina (Renegade choice) or Anderson (Paragon). The Council publicly expresses gratitude to Paragon Shepard and does so in private for Renegade Shepard, though it doesn’t really matter.
Humans gain some representation on the Council as a result. Shepard and their crew focus their efforts on answering the Council’s comms call for help and protect the Destiny Ascension. If players have around 7800 Total Military Strength or higher and select the Destroy ending, Shepard's love interest refuses to put their name on the Normandy's Memorial Wall. The debris of the Crucible is shown, along with Shepard taking a breath, having survived the explosion.The Paragon decision is saving the Council. Perfect Ending: An offshoot of Destroy, the perfect ending is the only opportunity players have for Commander Shepard to live.As a result, the Reapers finish what they started, and earth, Shepard's squad, and most organic life forms in the galaxy are destroyed. Alternatively, Shepard can shoot the Catalyst to trigger this ending. There will be an option to choose not to make a choice and to walk away from the Crucible. Refuse: After the Catalyst finishes explaining the options, Shepard can speak with it again.This option is only available if players have enough Total Military Strength. With this option, Earth survives, and Shepard's squad survives and are synthesized. Synthesis (Green): Shepard can sacrifice themselves to merge all organic and synthetic life in the galaxy, preventing the Reapers from needing to continue the cycles.
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Control always results in full squad survival, and Earth can still be ravaged but not vaporized. Control (Blue): Shepard can sacrifice themselves and merge with the Reapers, effectively taking control of them. Shepard uses the Reapers to rebuild the galaxy and continues controlling their existence.Destroy has the greatest possibility for collateral damage, as it can cause Earth to be vaporized entirely and for the Normandy crew and Shepard's squad to die.
The Mass Relays are destroyed, making intergalactic travel difficult for a time.
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