Another quick tip about console commands, you can type 'say' into the console followed by your message to communicate with other teammates through typing. It works in game and the lobby. Also, typing 'quit' the console is a faster way to exit ME3 than just quitting multiplayer, and then waiting for the main menu to load up.
- Download Gibbed's Coalesced Tools first: Extract the downloaded archive. Open up your Mass Effect.
- Here are the bonuses you can get from importing a Mass Effect 2 save file. Your level from Mass Effect 2 will carry over to Mass Effect 3. Your Squad Members will also start at the same level.
- ( Name='F3', Command='giveitem self revenant' ) this will give you in game when you push F3 assaultrifle revenant. Every time the weapon goes out bullets you simple press F3 again. ( Name='F4', Command='God' ) this enables god mode. You have to click F4 every time you go to a new 'adventure' in game. ( Name='NumPadNine', Command='givetalentpoints 50' ).
- Only 3 price groups: 3k = Military grade, 5k = Spectre grade, 10k = Prototype grade. You need 420k to buy all 'Level 1' firearms (including weapon mods). Note that more funds may be needed when future dlc stuff will be added.
Mass Effect 3 is the third installment in the critically acclaimed Mass Effect video-game franchise. It marks the conclusion of the Mass Effect trilogy and features the decision-making and choice-and-consequence butterfly effect system that made the series renowned.
For this reason, players will often play through the offline single-player campaign to achieve the desired ending or to take a different path. The campaign on this action-role-playing has challenging enemies and drawn-out boss battles, especially in the higher difficulty levels and all but the hardcore video-game purists, might need a Mass-Effect Cheat Engine Table to rush things along.
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It is however irresponsible to use these Cheat Engine Tables to the game’s online co-op multiplayer as this is extremely frustrating to your fellow players and may attract bans and penalties on your player account. For an introductory guide to using Cheat Engine plus tips, tricks and workaround, check out our beginner’s guide to Cheat Engine.
Mass Effect 3 Cheat Engine Table
The most reliable Mass Effect Cheat Engine Table is developed by a modder named Recifense. The table was later updated with a script version 1.1 which added a pointer to Unlimited Fuel. You can grab a copy of this and other tables here (remember to use an archiver tool to remove the individual .ct tables from the zip file).
Some features that the Cheat Engine Tables unlocks include:
- ‘God Mode’
- Unlimited Ammo (Shepard doesn’t need to reload)
- Unlimited Shield (Shield doesn’t decrease)
- Minimum money cheat value that can be edited.
- Editing Shepard’s XP
- Editing your squads’ level-up points
- Infinite credits
- Minimum Money Cheat Value
- Shepard’s First Aids
- Shepard’s Money
- Shepard’s XP
- Shepard’s Level-up Points
- Squad1’s Level-up Points
- Squad2’s Level-up Points
All the scripts below are made using reload v1.0 with dlc fix.
They use AOB scan, should works on most other versions.
Inf. Ammo script might sometime crash the game after the cutscene. Re-load the game, press & hold R until you pass the cut-scene to avoid the crashing.
Mass Effect 3 Console Command
You should not port gained XP and perks obtained from using a Cheat Table to online co-op play, but if you wish to get that particular ending you want, or undo that choice you made in the previous walk-through, then hopefully this guide helped you on your way.
In Mass Effect 3 for the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360, unlocking characters to use in multiplayer is all based on a CCG system (collectible card game) where you play to earn coins (or pay real money to get them quicker), and use those coins to buy card packs with different levels of rarity of cards.
Recruit Packs (5,000 Coins)
These are the basic entry level packs that contain mostly common and uncommon cards. Supposedly you can get rares and ultra-rares from this pack, but only after you’ve exhausted all of the common and uncommon cards first, so I wouldn’t suggest using that method to get all of the cards you want. Contains specific cards not in the other packs, being Rank 1 Ammo, Armor, and Weapon bonus items.
Veteran Packs (20,000 Coins)
These mid-level packs contain common, uncommon, and a chance at rare cards. Contains specific cards not in the other packs, being Rank 2 Ammo, Armor, and Weapon bonus items.
Spectre Packs (60,000 Coins)
The most expensive packs you can buy, the Spectre pack contains common, uncommon, and a chance at both rare and ultra-rare cards. Contains specific cards not in the other packs, being Rank 3 Ammo, Armor, and Weapon bonus items.
Which Packs to Buy?
Obviously you’ll want to start off with the recruit packs to build up some of the basic equipment, ammo, etc. If you have some money to spend, a lot of people use money to purchase a few Spectre Packs at the beginning to give them a slight edge at the start.
After that, there is some debate as to which is better between Veteran and Spectre packs. Some claim that you get better chances for rare cards in a Veteran pack since they’re one third cheaper. I think the jury is out on that one though.
Personally, I would stick with Recruit and Veteran packs for a while until you can finish Silver and Gold matches regularly. There are some pretty decent characters in the Uncommon group after all, like the Quarian Infiltrator.
Unlockable Characters from Card Packs
Here are the characters you can unlock, and what rarity group they’re in.
Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer Console Commands Ps4
Common Characters
Human Characters (Appearance Mods)
Uncommon Characters
Mass Effect Console Commands Pc
Asari Vanguard
Drell Adept
Quarian Infiltrator
Salarian Engineer
Turian Sentinel
Turian Soldier
Rare Characters
Asari Adept
Drell Vanguard
Krogan Sentinel
Krogan Soldier
Quarian Engineer
Salarian Infiltrator