YAVIN STATION!!!!! Yea remember that? That **** was great, new armor, new sabre crystals, new weapons. We also got to kill a bunch of lizard-dudes and save the station...Great stuff.
Would like to see something like this for ME2.
Best DLC Bioware ever made was:
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 10:58
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Perhaps in the near future.
Bring down the Sky is amazing
Bring down the Sky is amazing
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 11:06
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If every ME DLC was of BDtS calibre, no one would complain about it, and no one would mind paying for it.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:12
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I would agree with Bring Down the Sky. I just don't think anyone can make a very good argument that any other DLC they did was superior. Shale for Dragon Age being the only real exception. Other than that nothing has really matched the amount of content, quality and price. I'm not saying it's necessarily everyone's favorite, but it is superior to pretty much all else.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:16
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With BDtS it was like they listened to all the feedback from ME1 and the criticisms of the same sidequest over and over again.
If there had been only 6-7 sidequests in ME1 but all of BDtS scale and quality, that would have been perfect. I'd swap 5 of those for 20 go-to-a-bunker-and-shoot-everyone generic quests.
If there had been only 6-7 sidequests in ME1 but all of BDtS scale and quality, that would have been perfect. I'd swap 5 of those for 20 go-to-a-bunker-and-shoot-everyone generic quests.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:17
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I really have no idea what the heck happened, Bio showed us they got what it takes to deliver a sweet DLC (story/gameplay wise) it even made the Mako missions more interesting, i think i spent two or so hours completing the missions and exploring Asteroid X57, even the prefabs looked cool on the inside...
P.S. And it was free
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And now they dropped the ball with these linear 5-10 minutes missions, why?!
P.S. And it was free
.And now they dropped the ball with these linear 5-10 minutes missions, why?!
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:17
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Yavin station broke the game, whatchu talkin bout'
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:27
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Best Bioware DLC: Zaeed Massani.
You get a fun (if brief) loyalty mission, a new heavy weapon (although it is, admittedly, a bit rubbish) and most importantly a wicked new character.
You get a fun (if brief) loyalty mission, a new heavy weapon (although it is, admittedly, a bit rubbish) and most importantly a wicked new character.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:38
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exxxed wrote...
I really have no idea what the heck happened, Bio showed us they got what it takes to deliver a sweet DLC (story/gameplay wise) it even made the Mako missions more interesting, i think i spent two or so hours completing the missions and exploring Asteroid X57, even the prefabs looked cool on the inside...
P.S. And it was free
And now they dropped the ball with these linear 5-10 minutes missions, why?!
Back then they cared about us, us being the hardcore group of Mass Effect and Bioware fans that have stuck by them for years and years and are passionate about the games. They listened to what we had to say and gave us what we asked for.
Now they took the EA approach to things and said in atleast some part **** you hardcore fans, and started listening to and catering to the mindless masses and the drones that just want splosions and action non stop. The listened to those people and let them drown all of us out so they could expand sales.
I'm not saying they completely ignored us, we still got a great game with a lot of plusses, but if you look at what the majority of game owners were asking for in ME 2 and it's DLC, and what kinds of things are in the mindless game brainset that sell so well. It's pretty clear to see there were a whole lot of ignored game owners and a lot of catered to casual players out there.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:40
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That doesn't really have much to do with this argument since much of Bioware DLC output has been sucky
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:41
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Bring down the sky for ME1 was the best in my opinion.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:45
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ShepardOsiris wrote...
I would agree with Bring Down the Sky. I just don't think anyone can make a very good argument that any other DLC they did was superior. Shale for Dragon Age being the only real exception. Other than that nothing has really matched the amount of content, quality and price. I'm not saying it's necessarily everyone's favorite, but it is superior to pretty much all else.
The Uncanny wrote...
Best Bioware DLC: Zaeed Massani.
You get a fun (if brief) loyalty mission, a new heavy weapon (although it is, admittedly, a bit rubbish) and most importantly a wicked new character.
Shale and Zaeed don't count. They were developed along with the main game and seperated/cut. One to promote preorder sales and the other due to time constraints.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:55
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Darkhour wrote...
Shale and Zaeed don't count. They were developed along with the main game and seperated/cut. One to promote preorder sales and the other due to time constraints.
Who put you in charge of what counts and what doesn't count. It doesn't matter how or when or why it was developed here. Is it content? Most definately. Is it downloadable? Check. Hence it is by definition DLC. If someone wants to count it in their vote, it is perfectly acceptable.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:01
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Darkhour wrote...
Shale and Zaeed don't count. They were developed along with the main game and seperated/cut. One to promote preorder sales and the other due to time constraints.
The thread is about Bioware's best DLC. Zaeed is content you have to download. DLC. QED.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:05
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BDtS. It's the only DLC BioWare has put out for ME1, 2, or DA:O that made me think "I want more" instead of just "that's it?".
BDtS. It's the only DLC BioWare has put out for ME1, 2, or DA:O that made me think "I want more" instead of just "that's it?".
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:46
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trickfred wrote...
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*Turian counselor voice* "I agree."
I swear that was my exact same feeling after i completed it! Well Pinnacle Station wasn't that good, but it was something, hmm... , different? , and i loved the apartment xD. I spent almost half my credits (half of 9999999 is quite a bit) on the intercom requesting supplies
.Take care guys!
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 02:51
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Yavin station on KOTOR was very nice, tho I cant really count it as DLC since it was allready ingame on PC version of the game, Id propably have to go for Shale in Dragon Age as my personal #1, eventho it was just cutted character from game and it was free it was still the best DLC from bioware so far, the character is like any other in the game, dialog,personal quests etc... BDtS wasnt that special for me, It was alot more fun than other sidequests in ME1 and I usually complete it on my ME playtrough
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 02:56
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Funny, I though people didn't like "Bring Down the Sky" when it was released, yet now it seems to be a standard for Mass Effect DLC? Don't get me wrong, I think it was good, I'm just surprised how much people like it in retrospect.
I miss the Mako... "The Firewalker", everything else aside, lacks the same integration with the third-person portions of the game.
Let's hope Kasumi will be good, as well as what follows.
I miss the Mako... "The Firewalker", everything else aside, lacks the same integration with the third-person portions of the game.
Let's hope Kasumi will be good, as well as what follows.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 02:59
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Burdokva wrote...
Funny, I though people didn't "Bring Down the Sky" when it was released, yet now it seems to be a standard for Mass Effect DLC? Don't get me wrong, I think it was good, I'm just surprised how much people like it in retrospect.
I miss the Mako... "The Firewalker", everything else aside, lacks the same integration with the third-person portions of the game.
Let's hope Kasumi will be good, as well as what follows.
My problem with BDST is that it had a decent overworld and 1 new level but reused one of the Generic dungeons Three Times.
It did add a new enemy though.
