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[swirlwind]

@Metal-Dragon-Kiryu, very cool trailer I'm always glad to see well-made femShep content. Thanks!

[JohannRSA]

I just finished it and it was good.



Worth every ms point.

[aries1001]

As for the 1000 points card, and the 560 points, you'll need, you can add 560 Bioware points by clicking on Your Profile and then selecting Add bioware points. This will give you an option for adding 560 Bioware points.



As for the DLC, it seems to me to be mostly combat, but I hope I'm wrong, though. Regarding the price, if you don't like the content or won't buy it, then don't. If you (like me) can't afford it right now, then you can plan to buy it later....

[DKeith 357]

Have yet to finish Overlord but holy cow this DLC is awsome!!! I hope BioWare continues in this direction. Great Job!



P.S. please continue to release weapons and armor and new cloths for my squad mates also

[Ville L]

This DLC was best so far and I liked it lot, Dont have anything to complaint, only that Hammerhead need shields and save option. I liked the platforming and there wasn't too much of it or not enough.



Maybe next DLC would be one little mission, where you need to go to shopping and buy shields for Hammerhead.

[Mystranna Kelteel]

swirlwind wrote...

I thought the story was very compelling. The atmosphere of the DLC sucked me in from the very first fights, and I found especially the cutscenes to be excellent. The original music was great, and up until the end the atmosphere was wonderfully creepy. I actually felt like there was a definite urgency in the mission, and that it was important. I would've appreciated more dialogue, especially some with the crew members, but what was there was still enough for me to feel immersed in the story.

The atmosphere jumped around a LOT. First you're in a dark, destroyed  lab, then you're in a bright and colorful field with little shifty-looking-cows and waterfalls, then you're in a dark lava field, then back to "dark dungeon" setting... The only thing I thought was creepy was some of those dungeon areas, but it wasn't nearly consistent enough and I got absolutely no sense of urgency from it either. It's not much different than even that N7 mission with the rogue AI/VI thing that was sending robots to other worlds...

To me, the end choice felt very compelling and even personal, even though it didn't personally affect Shepard. Admittedly, it probably had a lot to do with the relationship between the people involved (trying to avoid spoilers here) and my personal feelings when it comes to such relationships, but I found the ending deeply moving. I've played it twice now with different Shepards, and even on the second playthough I got teary-eyed in the end. Any narrative that makes me cry, even almost, is good stuff in my book.

The scene where we finally see him is decently powerful, but it's far too little far too late. The rest of the story doesn't really build to this point. The good stuff is just kind of abruptly dropped in your lap, and the decision is kind of generic. Morals or potential science breakthroughs... Yeah, we've made that decision many times.

The rest of the Hammerhead criticism I completely agree with, but not with this part. I actually think that platforming with the Hammerhead makes perfect sense (in terms of what kind of a vehicle it is) and was even rather fun. Maybe it's a little silly too, but I didn't mind it. I do, however, mind that I can't save when driving the damn thing. This combined with the pathetic shielding and the fact that there's no proper way to know when the cardboard shields are down makes for a very annoying gaming experience. Yes, Mako had its faults, but there were some things it did right. I would also like to be able to leave the vehicle when I want to, and most of all I would like to be able to determine its condition at all times. Having an alarm and some smoke come out a second before I blow up is not enough of a tell, especially when I can't save the game when I want to.

This doesn't make any sense from anything but a game perspective. ME is supposed to a "realistic" sci fi world. I find it really hard to believe that these Cerberus goons built a bunch of small research stations separated by cliffs and giant streams of lava. It's ridiculous from every POV. If you enjoyed it, well, okay, but I couldn't get over how cheesy it felt. Getting caught in a giant industrial fan updraft... XD

All in all, I thought Overlord was the best ME DLC yet. Hopefully there's still more in store for us. I would really love to see some DLC that takes place after finishing the main mission.

Stolen Memory was MUCH better if you ask me. The quest was good, you get an outfit, and, most importantly, you get a squadmate to take with you on the entire rest of the game. Overlord was just a silly 3 hour session of busy work with 15 minutes of interesting plot.

Not trying to start a debate or anything; I understand people have different opinions, but that's how I see it.

Modifié par Mystranna Kelteel, 16 juin 2010 - 10:47 .

[subsider34]

Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
...then you're in a bright and colorful field with little shifty-looking-cows and waterfalls,...

LOL

[Paul Sedgmore]

Jmesun wrote...

never had that prob Paul, might wana get a hold of ole bill gates

I saw a couple of people had issues if they gained the achievements just after Microsoft uploaded the DLC to LIVE. Looks like the achievements are working fine for most people.

Guess I'll have to contact microsoft

[Aradace]

So, other than "story" or whatnot, is there any reason I should get this DLC?



Meaning are there any upgrades to be had (tech, biotics, ad nauseum) weapons, or armor to be had from it? If not, then ill pass on this one...If so, I may just go ahead and get it

[Mightyg]

heavy skin weave 10% is all I found.

[hamtyl07]

it was fun but way too short i hope their next dlc is alittle longer and takes you between several planets

[darkshadow136]

I wrote a review in my blog the link to it is in my Sig for anyone interested. I rate the Overlord DLC a 3/10 though.

[Annihilator27]

I enjoyed this dlc alot. My favorite dlc so far. Loved the music. I liked the revelation at the end,

[Web2nr]

Overall great DLC, I liked it less than Kasumi though.

!--spoilers--!

Legion is holding out on us, I want a Geth Cannon on the Normandy. "Neo-vision" should be a skill for the rest of the game.

[ajirahenry]

Overlord contains one of the most emotional moments of the whole game. Good add-on IMO.

[Avambarion]

Great Add-on!!! I need more DLC like this! Thanks Bioware!

[Tennyochan]

Metal-Dragon-Kiryu wrote...

Created a FemShep version of the Overlord trailer while I was bored...

very awsome!  i love these femshep version videos.
(i had garrus dragging the body out aswell. Amussing)

[spooky3]

Aradace wrote...

So, other than "story" or whatnot, is there any reason I should get this DLC?

Meaning are there any upgrades to be had (tech, biotics, ad nauseum) weapons, or armor to be had from it? If not, then ill pass on this one...If so, I may just go ahead and get it

Buy it !!!! NOW !!! It´s the best 5 missions in the game ! You  could enjoy it, but you must buy it ..really worth...Awesome atposphere two new achiements , emotional at the end really best pack of DLC´s !!!

EDIT: space Cows(or what is it ) birds trees, grass....You must buy it ....

Modifié par spooky3, 17 juin 2010 - 05:25 .

[swirlwind]

Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
The atmosphere jumped around a LOT. First you're in a dark, destroyed  lab, then you're in a bright and colorful field with little shifty-looking-cows and waterfalls, then you're in a dark lava field, then back to "dark dungeon" setting... The only thing I thought was creepy was some of those dungeon areas, but it wasn't nearly consistent enough and I got absolutely no sense of urgency from it either. It's not much different than even that N7 mission with the rogue AI/VI thing that was sending robots to other worlds...

I can't respond to this properly without mentioning story spoilers, so I'll just be vague: For me, the atmosphere came from the combination of story and surroundings, and I was glad there was so much diversity in the latter. I thought the lush world brought wonderful contrast to the bleak stations.

Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
The scene where we finally see him is decently powerful, but it's far too little far too late. The rest of the story doesn't really build to this point. The good stuff is just kind of abruptly dropped in your lap, and the decision is kind of generic. Morals or potential science breakthroughs... Yeah, we've made that decision many times.

You're right about the theme of the choice, we've certainly made it many times before. However, this time it felt more compelling to me than, say, the end decision in the main storyline, because the choice had a face. I also think it brought additional depth to the game's storyline on a larger scale, because it had to do with Cerberus. The e-mail you get after the mission is especially telling in that regard. I think this will be one of the hardest missions for me to play with my evil Shepard, because the pragmatic path is abhorrent to me personally. Still, I see your point. The DLC wasn't particularly original in terms of what the story was about on a larger scale, only the particulars were different. However, as long as it's emotionally satisfying, that's enough for me. 

Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
This doesn't make any sense from anything but a game perspective. ME is supposed to a "realistic" sci fi world. I find it really hard to believe that these Cerberus goons built a bunch of small research stations separated by cliffs and giant streams of lava. It's ridiculous from every POV. If you enjoyed it, well, okay, but I couldn't get over how cheesy it felt. Getting caught in a giant industrial fan updraft... XD

True enough. And yet I had fun But yeah, you make a good point. The Hammerhead portions were definitely more like an arcade game between the serious story portions. What I said earlier about them making sense when you think about the kind of craft Hammerhead is, I meant that it would make sense for the devs to make use of the hover aspect, and in this DLC they did. However, it does take away from the immersion in a way Mako never did. Even when the Mako was frustrating (slow, ungainly, shields take forever to regenerate), it felt like a realistic military vehicle. The Hammerhead is fast, agile and has crappy shields, but it's also more a gimmick than an actual vehicle, and by design it will lead to less realistic area designs. So, I had fun with it in this one DLC, but to be perfectly honest, I really don't want to have to drive it on every mission in ME3. I'd rather drive the Mako, warts and all.

Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
Stolen Memory was MUCH better if you ask me. The quest was good, you get an outfit, and, most importantly, you get a squadmate to take with you on the entire rest of the game. Overlord was just a silly 3 hour session of busy work with 15 minutes of interesting plot.

Stolen Memory is definitely my second favourite. Still, I very much enjoyed Overlord and was immediately compelled to play it again with another type of Shepard just to see how the dialogue changes, which is something that didn't happen with Stolen Memory. I suppose it just comes down to personal taste.

[Mystranna Kelteel]

swirlwind wrote...
Stolen Memory is definitely my second favourite. Still, I very much enjoyed Overlord and was immediately compelled to play it again with another type of Shepard just to see how the dialogue changes, which is something that didn't happen with Stolen Memory. I suppose it just comes down to personal taste.

Why do you need a new Shepard? Just reload a save before the final boss. That's the only place you're even offered a moral choice unless you also count the renegade interrupt in that ridiculous LOKI mech scene.

But I think we can agree to disagree here, as all we are doing is arguing about what we personally liked or didn't like.
Personally I felt no desire to replay it when I finished. I was glad it was over; it was mostly a chore for me. And the complete lack of reward for me to use in the rest of the game or even look at in my cabin makes it seem like a waste of my time for any future runs. Kasumi gave me a weapon, a dress, a Normandy bar, and Kasumi. Overlord gave me some credits, some generic resources, and a research upgrade I'm sure I can just buy somewhere else.

Modifié par Mystranna Kelteel, 17 juin 2010 - 06:59 .

[iamsaige]

A great DLC. A little quick for me, but I still enjoyed it very much. Hope to see more!

[swirlwind]

Mystranna Kelteel wrote...
Why do you need a new Shepard? Just reload a save before the final boss. That's the only place you're even offered a moral choice unless you also count the renegade interrupt in that ridiculous LOKI mech scene.

What can I say, I'm a roleplayer. *shrug* My Sheps tend to have distinct personalities, so I don't want to force a Paragon character to take the renegade path when it comes to a choice like the DLC presents. Not even for curiosity's sake. It's much more interesting to play the whole thing through in a completely different mindset. 

But yeah, agreeing to disagree sounds good at this point. My original intent was to present a differing point of view, and I've done that. We clearly approach the DLC from different perspectives, which is perfectly fine. 

[Epantiras]

Wonderful DLC, the Overlord mission is better than most missions of the vanilla game! I like the "back to the roots" approach to level design and the clever use of "dynamic events" that change the environment around you... I can't say more without going into spoilers :-)
I hope Bioware will follow this route for future DLCs and for ME3 too!

EDIT:

I did two banners to show my appreciation, feel free to use them in your sig!

Modifié par Epantiras, 17 juin 2010 - 08:51 .

[Cornelian]

My first impression from this DLC is too much platform things and a great lack of RPG (dialogs, choices, etc...)

Wonderful visuals and good musics nevertheless. A N7 ++ mission.

I prefer Bring down the sky from ME1, and also Kasumi who brings a lot of things with her.

[skinned77]

Pretty good Bioware, I look forward to buying the next one.