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[Collider]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...
It's possible then, that Liara "joins" the Normandy after the Shadowbroker stuff is done with, but isn't a squadmate. If you romanced her (and stayed faithful), you may be able to call her up to the cabin.

Wonder where she'd hang out while she's not (ever) being called up to the cabin.  The table in the armory?

I don't know, maybe she just isn't there unless you call her up. Or she can stand around in the science lab.

Also, if this ended up being true, the rage from the Ash/Kai folks would be a sight to behold.

I don't think so (if you're referring being able to call Liara up) - that is, unless somehow it's confirmed that Ashley/Kaidan won't get similar DLC (in which, rage almighty).

otherwise I think the Liara DLC ending with Liara being recruited would raise hopes for the Ashley/Kaidan folks.

Modifié par Collider, 26 juillet 2010 - 01:00 .

[Kalashnikov]

Collider wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...
It's possible then, that Liara "joins" the Normandy after the Shadowbroker stuff is done with, but isn't a squadmate. If you romanced her (and stayed faithful), you may be able to call her up to the cabin.

Wonder where she'd hang out while she's not (ever) being called up to the cabin.  The table in the armory?

I don't know, maybe she just isn't there unless you call her up. Or she can stand around in the science lab.

Also, if this ended up being true, the rage from the Ash/Kai folks would be a sight to behold.

I don't think so (if you're referring being able to call Liara up) - that is, unless somehow it's confirmed that Ashley/Kaidan won't get similar DLC (in which, rage almighty).

I think the Liara DLC ending with Liara being recruited would raise hopes for the Ashley/Kaidan folks otherwise.

i think you guys are overthinking this
the dlc is probably just a few missions
they wouldnt let you recruit your past love interest through a DLC like that(although i do expect some sort of reference to your past relationship), the romance subplot is gonna continue and conclude in ME3 (it just makes logical sense)

[NuclearBuddha]

Kalashnikov wrote...
i think you guys are overthinking this
the dlc is probably just a few missions
they wouldnt let you recruit your past love interest through a DLC like that(although i do expect some sort of reference to your past relationship), the romance subplot is gonna continue and conclude in ME3 (it just makes logical sense)

For what it's worth, I agree with you.  But outrageous speculation is fun, so...

[Collider]

Analyzing things is just my posting style.

[Collider]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Kalashnikov wrote...
i think you guys are overthinking this
the dlc is probably just a few missions
they wouldnt let you recruit your past love interest through a DLC like that(although i do expect some sort of reference to your past relationship), the romance subplot is gonna continue and conclude in ME3 (it just makes logical sense)

For what it's worth, I agree with you.  But outrageous speculation is fun, so...

Ditto.

[NuclearBuddha]

Collider wrote...
I don't think so (if you're referring being able to call Liara up) - that is, unless somehow it's confirmed that Ashley/Kaidan won't get similar DLC (in which, rage almighty).

otherwise I think the Liara DLC ending with Liara being recruited would raise hopes for the Ashley/Kaidan folks.

This is BSN.  Everything is worthy of rage.  Everything is a sign BW can't find their collective butt with both hands.  Just sayin'.

[Collider]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...
I don't think so (if you're referring being able to call Liara up) - that is, unless somehow it's confirmed that Ashley/Kaidan won't get similar DLC (in which, rage almighty).

otherwise I think the Liara DLC ending with Liara being recruited would raise hopes for the Ashley/Kaidan folks.

This is BSN.  Everything is worthy of rage.  Everything is a sign BW can't find their collective butt with both hands.  Just sayin'.

I have a love hate relationship with this forum, yes.

Modifié par Collider, 26 juillet 2010 - 01:16 .

[Kalashnikov]

ok playing along; yeah it would be cool to have tali and liara have some sort of confrontation, and it is possible that these missions are actually liara's recruitment/loyalty missions. i just dont want the DLC to be short, like the overlord which i finished in one sitting >_>

[Seth Burns]

If we are off-topically talking about DLC, I'll just say now that I much prefer the way DLC works with ME2 than ME1. X57 had like an hour of gameplay, and Pinnacle station was pretty pointless. I could get survival times of 10 minutes on Hardcore.

[Leftnt Sharpe]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...
I don't think so (if you're referring being able to call Liara up) - that is, unless somehow it's confirmed that Ashley/Kaidan won't get similar DLC (in which, rage almighty).

otherwise I think the Liara DLC ending with Liara being recruited would raise hopes for the Ashley/Kaidan folks.

This is BSN.  Everything is worthy of rage.  Everything is a sign BW can't find their collective butt with both hands.  Just sayin'.

Indeed, I have been playing Bioware games for a long time, I've learned to just 'roll with it' as they say when it comes to changes and announcements.

*edit* Also people don't realise how ridiculously good value Bioware DLC is compared to the map packs for most multiplayer games.

Modifié par Leftnt Sharpe, 26 juillet 2010 - 01:22 .

[Kalashnikov]

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...
I don't think so (if you're referring being able to call Liara up) - that is, unless somehow it's confirmed that Ashley/Kaidan won't get similar DLC (in which, rage almighty).

otherwise I think the Liara DLC ending with Liara being recruited would raise hopes for the Ashley/Kaidan folks.

This is BSN.  Everything is worthy of rage.  Everything is a sign BW can't find their collective butt with both hands.  Just sayin'.

Indeed, I have been playing Bioware games for a long time, I've learned to just 'roll with it' as they say when it comes to changes and announcements.

*edit* Also people don't realise how ridiculously good value Bioware DLC is compared to the map packs for most multiplayer games.

id have to disagree on that, (no im not a COD fanboy, i quit that game months ago) but map packs provide endless replayability, biowares dlc is fantastic, but its a one-time thing, unless of course you replay it but its never the same as the first time

[Someone With Mass]

Seth Burns wrote...

If we are off-topically talking about DLC, I'll just say now that I much prefer the way DLC works with ME2 than ME1. X57 had like an hour of gameplay, and Pinnacle station was pretty pointless. I could get survival times of 10 minutes on Hardcore.

I just don't like how every DLC is made so it can be done at any point after getting the Normandy. It feels like they have no connection at all. (Which they don't)

[Collider]

The Shadowbroker DLC should feel connected to the plot. The Shadowbroker is pretty important. Though, it may be not connected to the main plot of ME2 specifically.

[NuclearBuddha]

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...
*edit* Also people don't realise how ridiculously good value Bioware DLC is compared to the map packs for most multiplayer games.

This.  OMG, the histrionics over Firewalker made me furious.  It was free, people.

[Kalashnikov]

Collider wrote...

The Shadowbroker DLC should feel connected to the plot. The Shadowbroker is pretty important. Though, it may be not connected to the main plot of ME2 specifically.

well theres not really gonna be a plot if youve finished the game. i think thats what someone with mass was saying;the dlc probably doesnt feel connected because youve finished the game

[Collider]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...
*edit* Also people don't realise how ridiculously good value Bioware DLC is compared to the map packs for most multiplayer games.

This.  OMG, the histrionics over Firewalker made me furious.  It was free, people.

I know. Though technically, they saw the firewalker DLC as a paltry offering of the $15 Cerberus Network thing.

[FatherNestor]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...
*edit* Also people don't realise how ridiculously good value Bioware DLC is compared to the map packs for most multiplayer games.

This.  OMG, the histrionics over Firewalker made me furious.  It was free, people.

I actually enjoyed it. Just wish they made more missions involving Hammerhead...

[Seth Burns]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Seth Burns wrote...

If we are off-topically talking about DLC, I'll just say now that I much prefer the way DLC works with ME2 than ME1. X57 had like an hour of gameplay, and Pinnacle station was pretty pointless. I could get survival times of 10 minutes on Hardcore.

I just don't like how every DLC is made so it can be done at any point after getting the Normandy. It feels like they have no connection at all. (Which they don't)

Does any DLC on any game really make it so you can't play it whenever? Most DLCs on games have things completed unrelated to the story anyway.

Besides, Bioware said they were making DLC to bridge the gap between ME2 to ME3, so that's pretty generous.

[NuclearBuddha]

Someone With Mass wrote...
I just don't like how every DLC is made so it can be done at any point after getting the Normandy. It feels like they have no connection at all. (Which they don't)

Neither do the anomaly side missions.  I just look at Firewalker/Overlord as big side missions.  Almost like those multi-planet deals in ME1 like Geth Incursions or whatever the thing that nets Tali's data is called.

[Collider]

I love the platforming with the Hammerhead, but the combat is awful.

[Someone With Mass]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...
*edit* Also people don't realise how ridiculously good value Bioware DLC is compared to the map packs for most multiplayer games.

This.  OMG, the histrionics over Firewalker made me furious.  It was free, people.

It was just a test to see if the Hammerhead worked properly.
And...

[NuclearBuddha]

Collider wrote...
I know. Though technically, they saw the firewalker DLC as a paltry offering of the $15 Cerberus Network thing.

Zaeed, Firewalker, Eviscerator/Cerb Assault Armor, Arc Projector, Collector AR/Armor...

Am I forgetting anything else that was free on Cerberus Network?  Because that's looking pretty good for $15 (if you didn't just get it with the game).

[Someone With Mass]

Seth Burns wrote...

Does any DLC on any game really make it so you can't play it whenever? Most DLCs on games have things completed unrelated to the story anyway.

Besides, Bioware said they were making DLC to bridge the gap between ME2 to ME3, so that's pretty generous.

The only game that I can think of is Fallout 3 and the Broken Steel DLC.

Still. Wouldn't hurt to try.

[Collider]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...
I know. Though technically, they saw the firewalker DLC as a paltry offering of the $15 Cerberus Network thing.

Zaeed, Firewalker, Eviscerator/Cerb Assault Armor, Arc Projector, Collector AR/Armor...
Am I forgetting anything else that was free on Cerberus Network?  Because that's looking pretty good for $15 (if you didn't just get it with the game).

Collecter AR/Armor is if you get the Collecters Edition. Besides that, I'm pretty sure that's it.

Modifié par Collider, 26 juillet 2010 - 01:41 .