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[hex23]

Slidell505 wrote...

She's going to be Zaeed she has no dialog.

Yes it was Zaeed had it.

Nothing you said proves she was cut from the original game. And her loyalty power is a Flash Grenade. Find me a Flash Grenade in the game right now. You can't. Why? Because it's not there. Stop it.

[hex23]

I don't get the Zaeed hate. He's an awesome character, his loyalty mission is pretty good, and he's more useful than probably half of the "real" characters you recruit. So it's cool to over look all that because he has no dialogue wheel? Seriously?

[GothamLord]

hex23 wrote...

I don't get the Zaeed hate. He's an awesome character, his loyalty mission is pretty good, and he's more useful than probably half of the "real" characters you recruit. So it's cool to over look all that because he has no dialogue wheel? Seriously?

People also seem to forget unique lines and cutscenes that come with each of the characters. Zaeed is a perfect example with his character specific cutscene on the "Archangel" recruitment mission. Kasumi nodoubt will have similar scenes.

Personally I hope BioWare makes a new squadmate in ME3 thats freakin' mute to drive people insane with the lack of dialogue wheel.

[Masticetobbacco]

Im not going to buy it, but ill still get it hehe

[spacehamsterZH]

hex23 wrote...

I don't get the Zaeed hate. He's an awesome character, his loyalty mission is pretty good, and he's more useful than probably half of the "real" characters you recruit. So it's cool to over look all that because he has no dialogue wheel? Seriously?

Totally agreed. I'm playing Insanity right now and I'm bringing him along practically every mission. Great character.

As for the Kasumi pack, I'm buying it the second it comes out. Can't wait. F the haters.

[Icinix]

I kind of prefer the ship dialogue with Zaeed. Not having to select 'why?, yes, really?' options doesn't bother me. Like GothamLord wrote, he has dialogue and choices, it's just not on the ship, and quite frankly, why should it be? Ship based conversation is usually just idle banter if you want to delve into your characters history, pursue romance etc.. The only time conversation wheel is really needed is when a decision needs to be made.

[Masticetobbacco]

gmartin40 wrote...

Masticetobbacco wrote...

Im not going to buy it, but ill still get it hehe

damn it, how did you guess my genius diabolical plan?

[Frieza1987]

Masticetobbacco wrote...

Im not going to buy it, but ill still get it hehe

Had to do it...

[casedawgz]

gmartin40 wrote...

I plan on buying it. I cannot wait to fight with Shepard in his James Bond outfit. It will be so cool fighting side by side with some sexy mysterious chick in my cool suit and only a pistol.

This, so hard. Anticipation for some 007 hijinks actually spurred me to start a new ME1 character from scratch, grind him up to 60, and import him into ME2. I make a point to be as suave as possible at all times, and of course, he's an infiltrator.

[Masticetobbacco]

Frieza1987 wrote...

Masticetobbacco wrote...

Im not going to buy it, but ill still get it hehe

Had to do it...

hah.. apparently that kid is 17 years old

don't believe it mon

[Corehaven22]

Samael77 wrote...

Lol, $7 for 1 estimated hour of gameplay? Since when did we become sheep for the fleecing?

Yea thats the way I feel about it.   I buy expansions.  I dont buy crappy microtransactions.  Period.  So until they release something that is something more akin to GTA 4's Episodes of Liberty City, or Fallouts 3's type expansions, I wont be paying a nickle.  

I dont waste my money on small little pieces of content that barely add to the overall experience.  I wont pay money for a single mission or quest.  

Give me some DLC that has 15 missions or something like that.  THEN, I'll buy it for sure.  Even if its 30 bucks.   No problem.  But microtransactions are ruining my hobby, and since EA got ahold of Bioware they are milking them for all the cash they can.  

I just quit playing an mmorpg after about a month of play in part because of all the stupid micros they are adding to the game.  I dont play my games that way.  

I have trouble not taking issue with those that do pay for it.  Because every dime they spend tells developers people will pay more for less content.  Ruining my hobby for me and everyone else.  <_<

[Masticetobbacco]

dont worry about it



literally 7 hours after RTO for DAO was released

there was a torrent for it on google..

[thegreateski]

I have only one thing to say.



*Ahem*



MACHINE GUN LINCOLN!



PEW PEW PEW PEW!

[GothamLord]

Corehaven22 wrote...

Samael77 wrote...

Lol, $7 for 1 estimated hour of gameplay? Since when did we become sheep for the fleecing?

Yea thats the way I feel about it.   I buy expansions.  I dont buy crappy microtransactions.  Period.  So until they release something that is something more akin to GTA 4's Episodes of Liberty City, or Fallouts 3's type expansions, I wont be paying a nickle.  

I dont waste my money on small little pieces of content that barely add to the overall experience.  I wont pay money for a single mission or quest.  

Give me some DLC that has 15 missions or something like that.  THEN, I'll buy it for sure.  Even if its 30 bucks.   No problem.  But microtransactions are ruining my hobby, and since EA got ahold of Bioware they are milking them for all the cash they can.  

I just quit playing an mmorpg after about a month of play in part because of all the stupid micros they are adding to the game.  I dont play my games that way.  

I have trouble not taking issue with those that do pay for it.  Because every dime they spend tells developers people will pay more for less content.  Ruining my hobby for me and everyone else.  <_<

Yes because you can only play her loyalty mission once and I'm sure that there is no Paragon vs. Renegade options at all to warrant different outcomes. You are entitled to your opinion on if you want to buy it, but what gets me in the argument that its only a hour of content for $7. Its not. Her loyalty mission may only be a hour to complete but thats a single playthrough. Nevermind that once you have her DLC shes a party member that can be used in very other possible mission in the game. Just playing through the game again to get all her unique scenes and lines is atleast another playthrough that can net over 20+hours depending on how fast you try and plow through it.

Quality vs. Quantity are subjective. I'd rather pay $7 for a good addition to the story and a interesting character than a bunch of random missions that dont do anything for the story or growth of characters. I dont play Mass Effect to shoot things, I play to delve into the universe and learn everything I can about the world and the people in it. Shooting things and hurling them with biotics is just a entertaining means of being to the next point in the story.

[GarrettTheHung]

 I'll purchase it. Assuming that it won't be another pointless party member DLC... (BioWare, we ENJOY talking to our Party Members!)

[Chuvvy]

Masticetobbacco wrote...

dont worry about it

literally 7 hours after RTO for DAO was released
there was a torrent for it on google..

ME2 was up one or two weeks before it was out.

[casedawgz]

Just watch out for Lars Ulrich. He's tricksy, precious, yes.

[CShep25]

Since the game's replayability isn't that great for me, I doubt I'll be using her in my squad. I never used Zaeed either for that matter because as cool as he seemed, he always had this tacked on feel. Since Kasumi is going down the very same route, I'm not going to miss much in way of conversation or action, and the loyalty quest will be readily available to watch on Youtube I'm sure. But given the length of Zaeed's mission and accounting for usual developer hype, I'm guessing the playtime will be considerably less than one hour twenty. Plus, a lot of the features are quite obviously rushed. The promise of shooting things while dressed up sounds awesome, but the reality is that the suit is just a reskin of the Cerberus officer's uniform, and wearing casual wear in combat was one of the first and simplest mods to make for the game. That was one opportunity to bring something new to the table, but it was rushed. So for this reason, I won't pay for it. I bet the mission will kickass, but apart from picking my own choices, my curiousity will likely be sated by Youtube. Of course, i could easily change my mind once I see the mission for myself.