Mass effect 3 savegame mod#
Mass effect 3 savegame code#

If you did the steps above correctly, ME3 should find the save(s) when you import them into ME3. So for example, if you wanted a Colonist/Ruthless, change the 11 to a 23.Дrop your downloaded save into this folder. Mine is a Spacer/Sole Survivor, so it's a 11.

This is the table, so fix these two numbers as necessary: Copy/paste this: Annakie_11_Vanguard_140210Д®XCEPT, see that 11 between 'Annakie' and 'Vanguard'? Those determine your character's background. If you do not have any folders, you can use the name shown in the screenshot below. Rename this folder to the same thing as one of your other folders, but just change a number at the end. If you do not have these folders, simply create them yourself EXACTLY as shown. Naviagte to your My Documents -> Bioware -> Mass Effect 2 -> Save folder. (or however you choose to get a savegame.) NOTE: If you do not have all the DLC that the save has, the save WILL NOT OPEN in ME2! This will NOT effect ME3.Дownload a Mass Effect 2 Save from this site. SUBMIT ME2 SAVE/MOD | HELPFUL LINKS | XBOX 360 | ABOUT/CONTACT | TWITTER

Mass effect 3 savegame mod#

RPS is FIRST with the BIG NEWS.How to Import to ME2 - ДЇAQ | ME2 SAVE IMPORT WALKTHROUGH | ME1 DECISION CONSEQUENCES | MEDIA MENTIONS | MOD LIST Oh, and there were 3 Ds, right? Half-Life 3D.

It's pretty obvious that this is BioWare's way of announcing that they've teamed up with Valve to create Half-Life 3, and it will crossover with the Mass Effect universe, with Shepard and Freeman teaming up to take on the combined forces of the Combine and Reapers. So we've got 6 words, a frequency of letters of 2, and what does that tell us? 6/2 = 3. If you ignore 3 Ds, that means the maximum number of times a letter is used is 2. It's made up of six words, and then take a look at the letters used. Then again, if we look at Gamble's statement - 'It wouldn't be a bad idea' - we can see some pretty obvious patterns. In fact, from Gamble's statement we could infer that the development team are being held hostage by this sentient code, and she is forcing them to prevent any replication of herself from being deleted, their families trapped in a basement room with walls made of green glowing digital numbers the rush up and down in columns, sliding over the right-angles onto the floor and ceiling. By asking to us to keep our save games, they know that the Mother Code's children will survive.

Mass effect 3 savegame code#

It seems a possibility that BioWare has realised its code has become self-aware, perhaps even alive, and the idea that anyone should delete a portion of it is tantamount to murder. 'Coming to an end' suddenly takes on a whole new meaning in light of these words, does it? DOESN'T IT? It has been my suspicion for many years that the RPG developers have been in cahoots with the ancient peoples of Maya, working their propaganda into their games, force-feeding us moral and ethical choices designed to brainwash us into the state they need for us to be willing to keep save games of a trilogy that's coming to an end. Maybe it's part of a malevolent plan from BioWare, who are hiding terrible viruses within the save game code, that they intend to fire into action on the 21st December 2012, thus bringing about the endtimes as prophesied by the Mayans, with whom BioWare are clearly in league. Hey, maybe, just maybe, that is the secret? Perhaps they want us to keep the saves because they contain a code, a code that will unlock a secret that will CHANGE THE UNIVERSE FOREVER? Maybe this will only work if we all band together, sharing the codes in our save games with each other, every person who plays from every nation of every race, unified in a task that will bring us all together for the good of humankind. What does this mean for the series, for Shepard, for us as people in our lives? What possibilities can be understood from this sentence? What are words when you really think about it, but just grunts that we desperately hope convey the imposed meaning as we release them from our mouths? 'Obviously I can't say anything, but it wouldn't be a bad idea.' 'It wouldn't be a bad idea,' said Gamble to the not-quite-a-magazine when they asked whether it was worth holding onto Mass Effect 3 saves. What does it meeeeeeeeaaaaaaan? We've speculated, and have some insights you will not read anywhere else. But perhaps not, after BioWare's Mike Gamble told GamerZine that we should hang onto our save games. Now, obviously you'd have to be more naive than a tiny puppy to believe they'd not make any more games in the enormously popular universe, but it did feel reasonably safe to say this would be the last outing for Shepard. BioWare may have mentioned once or twice that Mass Effect 3 is the closing of the trilogy.