Hopefully someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe with all the DLC, you can now get enough assets in single-player. These days, I'm not sure it's necessary to up your Readiness to get the "best" endings anymore.
If it hadn't felt like I "had to" play it after otherwise scouring the galaxy to get all the War Assets I could, I'd probably have enjoyed the multiplayer more. I was bummed, but ultimately found I enjoyed the few hours of multiplayer I played to get my Readiness up to approximately 75%(? I don't remember exactly) right before I started the end game. You can increase this by getting various power-ups based on points earned playing.When I played it when it first came out, I could not get the "best" endings with the Galactic Readiness at 50%. It takes anywhere from 1 hour to 6 hours to earn a point. From the Galactic Readiness map you can send select 3 different mission points within each sector which can earn up to a 1% readiness boost for that sector only. Mass Effect Datapadĭatapad is a free iOS app that will allow you to monitor your Galactic Readiness and a minigame which will allow you to slowly increase it. It's now available for Android as well: North America and everywhere else. Every completed rescue and intelligence discovery in Infiltrator will increase a player’s Galactic Readiness rating directly through the Galaxy at War system in Mass Effect 3. Inspired by the deep and immersive Mass Effect 3 universe, in Infiltrator players will help to free prisoners from a hostile Cerberus base and will receive rewards for collecting evidence of Cerberus’ crimes along the way. From EA's press release, via Cult of Mac: This iOS game will help you increase Galactic Readiness if you link the games. Playing Multiplayer earns you various rewards that increase Galactic Readiness, such as Promoting a character to level 20 or simply completing missions.įailure (any mission of any level): 3% Readinessīronze Mission (success): 4% Readiness Mass Effect: Infiltrator War Assets are not Readiness, but instead their effect (Military Strength) is multiplied by Readiness. Some assets require certain conditions to be earned. The wiki pages list the Military Strength of the various war assets. Simply purchase War Assets with in game money to earn varying amounts of readiness, rated by Military Strength. War Assets are the part of Galaxy at War you collect in Single Player. Readiness is managed via the Galaxy at War system and I'll go into the specific ways to earn readiness below: Single Player
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