There are lots of decisions inMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxythat can alter character interactions, and even small story details in later chapters. However, there aren’t that many that change the ending of the game.
Successfully convincing The Worldmind to help in Chapter 9 ofMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxyis one of these few moments that will change the ending. This guide will detail all of the correct choices to gain the help of the Nova supercomputer near the end.
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How to Convince the Worldmind to Help in Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
To convince The Worldmind to help inMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, players should always choose the clinical, factual dialogue options. The team is talking to a Nova supercomputer, not an actual person, so appealing to its emotions won’t do any good.
When the first decision appears when talking toThe Worldmind inMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy,choose “Share Intel.“Giving it as much new information as possible is important in altering its conclusion that the situation is helpless.
Next, choose “Question Strategy.“Convincing The Worldmind that there is nowhere that they can truly escapeThe Universal Church of Truth inMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxywill go a lot better than appealing to its duty.
Lastly, pick “Put in Perspective.“The Nova supercomputer finds the logic of “Faith Energy” too illogical to combat. Putting it into perspective by comparing it to theNova energy inMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxywill help The Worldmind compute that it is no more illogical than its own source of power.
Right after the last choice has been made, a message in the top-right corner of the screen will appear that says a seed of doubt has been planted in its logic routines. It may look like all hope has been lost when it leaves, but the team has successfully convinced The Worldmind to help them near the end of the game.
At the end of the conversation, players will still have the option to pay their Nova fine, or to ignore it. Not paying it will also alter the end of the game, but only in a small way. If it is paid at this moment, the “Galactic Frugality"Achievement/Trophy inMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxywill unlock.
If players want to see the extra scene that occurs at the end and also unlock the Achievement/Trophy, they should choose not to pay it, finish the chapter, and then replay it from the main menu in order to go back and pay the fine. Progress doesn’t save when replaying, so players are free to choose what they like without consequence.
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxyis out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.
