1867 réponses à ce sujet

[Gethforceone]

OhFace Kenobi wrote...

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Weren't some 360 owners talking about getting that to work by advancing the system clock? Maybe its a time thing. I don't know.

Heyo. My original post probably got passed up early in the thread. When it was tomorrow, it literally means tomorrow. Just advance your system clock, load th egame up, etc.

They aren't anything spectacular, no real moral choices. Just an easy way to score some quick cash.

Really? all I did was a sidequest and they showed up.

[OhFace Kenobi]

Gethforceone wrote...

OhFace Kenobi wrote...

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Weren't some 360 owners talking about getting that to work by advancing the system clock? Maybe its a time thing. I don't know.

Heyo. My original post probably got passed up early in the thread. When it was tomorrow, it literally means tomorrow. Just advance your system clock, load th egame up, etc.

They aren't anything spectacular, no real moral choices. Just an easy way to score some quick cash.

Really? all I did was a sidequest and they showed up.

Have a complete game, I have no more sidequests . To each his own I guess.

Modifié par OhFace Kenobi, 07 septembre 2010 - 06:32 .

[Indoctrination]

annihilator27 wrote...

Is it true that yoursquad talents reset?

Not only do can you reset their talents, but resetting them clears everything, including their loyalty talent which means you can avoid those awkward moments of being one point short on many characters. For example, I used it to max out all three of Kasumi's normal talents by giving up the free point given to Flashbang Grenade.

[Rompa87]

The wiki says: "The DLC can be played during the game or after the suicide mission, but

the dialogue is "weighted heavily toward the assumption that the player

had already completed it."



I'm curious. Does anyone know when the game saves the information needed to import it into ME3? Is that even known? I'm planning to use an already "finished" game to play this DLC. Will the choices made in LotSB transfer even though the suicide mission is done?

[ToTalAlcheMy]

i DL'd the game for xbox this morning (fell asleep waiting) and when i woke up, it said it had finished. i fired up the game, and nothing...it shows i DL'd it, but nothing in the game play. where is it?

[Annihilator27]

Indoctrination wrote...

annihilator27 wrote...

Is it true that yoursquad talents reset?

Not only do can you reset their talents, but resetting them clears everything, including their loyalty talent which means you can avoid those awkward moments of being one point short on many characters. For example, I used it to max out all three of Kasumi's normal talents by giving up the free point given to Flashbang Grenade.

Where do I reset it at?

[YukiFA]

Anyone else bummed that we didn't get Tela's armor at the end of the mission?

[Bismar09]

Rompa87 wrote...

The wiki says: "The DLC can be played during the game or after the suicide mission, but
the dialogue is "weighted heavily toward the assumption that the player
had already completed it."

I'm curious. Does anyone know when the game saves the information needed to import it into ME3? Is that even known? I'm planning to use an already "finished" game to play this DLC. Will the choices made in LotSB transfer even though the suicide mission is done?

The game will import your most recent save to ME3, so even if you play LotSB post sm you should be fine.

[Rompa87]

Bismar09 wrote...

Rompa87 wrote...

The wiki says: "The DLC can be played during the game or after the suicide mission, but
the dialogue is "weighted heavily toward the assumption that the player
had already completed it."

I'm curious. Does anyone know when the game saves the information needed to import it into ME3? Is that even known? I'm planning to use an already "finished" game to play this DLC. Will the choices made in LotSB transfer even though the suicide mission is done?

The game will import your most recent save to ME3, so even if you play LotSB post sm you should be fine.

Great, thanks!

[FuturePasTimeCE]

yo dude, how do we get microsoft points to buy the DLC?

[EsterCloat]

OhFace Kenobi wrote...

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Weren't some 360 owners talking about getting that to work by advancing the system clock? Maybe its a time thing. I don't know.

Heyo. My original post probably got passed up early in the thread. When it was tomorrow, it literally means tomorrow. Just advance your system clock, load th egame up, etc.

They aren't anything spectacular, no real moral choices. Just an easy way to score some quick cash.

Did you actually set your clock forward to see if that would work? You've done it yourself?(Just looking for confirmation seeing as I also have a completed game with no more sidequests).

[Atmosfear3]

So....can all ME DLC be like LotSB?



Quite possibly the best DLC I've played yet and far surpassed my skepticism.



- Boss battles with appropriate difficulty.

- Tons of enemies to fight

- Great atmosphere and environments

- Squad respec (though is rather useless if you've completed the game, for now anyways. Theres always more DLC in the future)



My only gripe was that I experienced a drop in FPS (on 360) when I was on Illium.



A++

[ExtremeOne]

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

I was somewhat disappointed with it, not necessarily the short length of it (honestly, I expected that, I automatically take Bioware time and divide it by 2 to keep my expectations in check) but the actual content. The DLC starting with today's and on are supposed to be bridges into 3, but it really didn't have a whole lot to do with the future other than the POSSIBILITY of Liara helping you in 3 by giving out information.

It was basically just fan service for Liara people and the wierdos who obsess over love interests. Very story-lite, like the rest of ME2. What was there outside of the story department was fun though, don't get me wrong. I enjoyed some of the dossiers, most specifically Legion's gamer stats

  


I totally agree its fan service and now maybe all the Liara fans can shut the hell up. they all whined like a bunch of cry babies about her role in ME 2 so instead of Bioware telling a story that connects ME 2 to ME 3 they decided to do stupid fan service the action was goo and Shepard beating the hell out of the Shadow Broker with his fist  was cool but other than that it does nothing for the ME 2 storyline or connect to ME 3

[Clover Rider]

ExtremeOne wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

I was somewhat disappointed with it, not necessarily the short length of it (honestly, I expected that, I automatically take Bioware time and divide it by 2 to keep my expectations in check) but the actual content. The DLC starting with today's and on are supposed to be bridges into 3, but it really didn't have a whole lot to do with the future other than the POSSIBILITY of Liara helping you in 3 by giving out information.

It was basically just fan service for Liara people and the wierdos who obsess over love interests. Very story-lite, like the rest of ME2. What was there outside of the story department was fun though, don't get me wrong. I enjoyed some of the dossiers, most specifically Legion's gamer stats

  


I totally agree its fan service and now maybe all the Liara fans can shut the hell up. they all whined like a bunch of cry babies about her role in ME 2 so instead of Bioware telling a story that connects ME 2 to ME 3 they decided to do stupid fan service the action was goo and Shepard beating the hell out of the Shadow Broker with his fist  was cool but other than that it does nothing for the ME 2 storyline or connect to ME 3

How so :innocent:.

[BecBec]

YukiFA wrote...

On the Shadow Broker's video terminal there's a clip of Matriach Aethyta on Illium staring at a photo of Liara. Confirmation?

I think it quite possibly could be! :0 Or at least, it points even more towards the possiblity of her being Liara's father.

[Major Alenko]

Liara romance scene. I though i'd record, I romanced her in ME1 and stayed loyal

[Lyssar]

Question for those of you who already played through:

Does the team have some dialogue lines this time?



Sorry if this was already mentioned, but I don't want to spoil myself too much, so I refrain from reading the entire thread.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Lyssar wrote...

Question for those of you who already played through:
Does the team have some dialogue lines this time?

Sorry if this was already mentioned, but I don't want to spoil myself too much, so I refrain from reading the entire thread.

No squadmate banter, save for a single line during an explosion. The Shadow Broker does acknowledge the third squadmate's (in addition to Liara) presence, though.

[EsterCloat]

Lyssar wrote...

Question for those of you who already played through:
Does the team have some dialogue lines this time?

Sorry if this was already mentioned, but I don't want to spoil myself too much, so I refrain from reading the entire thread.

Tali says "Keelah" at one point, and I guess whoever you brought along instead if you don't bring Tali would say something to that effect as well, but aside from that, no, there's no team dialogue. The DLC more than makes up for it though, in my opinion, with what you get at the end.

Modifié par EsterCloat, 07 septembre 2010 - 07:07 .

[Lyssar]

Aww... too bad. Thanks for the quick answers!

[ExtremeOne]

Some Geth wrote...

ExtremeOne wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

I was somewhat disappointed with it, not necessarily the short length of it (honestly, I expected that, I automatically take Bioware time and divide it by 2 to keep my expectations in check) but the actual content. The DLC starting with today's and on are supposed to be bridges into 3, but it really didn't have a whole lot to do with the future other than the POSSIBILITY of Liara helping you in 3 by giving out information.

It was basically just fan service for Liara people and the wierdos who obsess over love interests. Very story-lite, like the rest of ME2. What was there outside of the story department was fun though, don't get me wrong. I enjoyed some of the dossiers, most specifically Legion's gamer stats

  


I totally agree its fan service and now maybe all the Liara fans can shut the hell up. they all whined like a bunch of cry babies about her role in ME 2 so instead of Bioware telling a story that connects ME 2 to ME 3 they decided to do stupid fan service the action was goo and Shepard beating the hell out of the Shadow Broker with his fist  was cool but other than that it does nothing for the ME 2 storyline or connect to ME 3

How so :innocent:.

 


I have played it twice and the whole stupid paragon interupt bull sh*t when Shepard was talking with Liara smells of pure fan service. this has so much fan service the other squad mates might as well be on mute since they have no voice at all in it but in the rest of the game they do. its ashame ME 2's dlc might become one big pile of steaming fan service garbage instead of giving us a post SM dlc that does have some real connection to ME 3. but hey at least i got some gamer score out of this and a new power which is decent.  

[kennyv217]

ExtremeOne wrote...

Some Geth wrote...

ExtremeOne wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

I was somewhat disappointed with it, not necessarily the short length of it (honestly, I expected that, I automatically take Bioware time and divide it by 2 to keep my expectations in check) but the actual content. The DLC starting with today's and on are supposed to be bridges into 3, but it really didn't have a whole lot to do with the future other than the POSSIBILITY of Liara helping you in 3 by giving out information.

It was basically just fan service for Liara people and the wierdos who obsess over love interests. Very story-lite, like the rest of ME2. What was there outside of the story department was fun though, don't get me wrong. I enjoyed some of the dossiers, most specifically Legion's gamer stats

  


I totally agree its fan service and now maybe all the Liara fans can shut the hell up. they all whined like a bunch of cry babies about her role in ME 2 so instead of Bioware telling a story that connects ME 2 to ME 3 they decided to do stupid fan service the action was goo and Shepard beating the hell out of the Shadow Broker with his fist  was cool but other than that it does nothing for the ME 2 storyline or connect to ME 3

How so :innocent:.

 


I have played it twice and the whole stupid paragon interupt bull sh*t when Shepard was talking with Liara smells of pure fan service. this has so much fan service the other squad mates might as well be on mute since they have no voice at all in it but in the rest of the game they do. its ashame ME 2's dlc might become one big pile of steaming fan service garbage instead of giving us a post SM dlc that does have some real connection to ME 3. but hey at least i got some gamer score out of this and a new power which is decent.  

Modifié par kennyv217, 07 septembre 2010 - 07:26 .

[Solaris Paradox]

I was blown away by this DLC. Not only is it sublime by DLC standards, it's also better than anything in the actual game itself. Overlord was awesome, but this is in a whole 'nother league.

One thing, though.

The cab. Why is it more durable than my combat-exploration vehicle?

Modifié par Solaris Paradox, 07 septembre 2010 - 07:31 .

[ChampDude]

Some Geth wrote...

ExtremeOne wrote...

tmacairjordan87 wrote...

I was somewhat disappointed with it, not necessarily the short length of it (honestly, I expected that, I automatically take Bioware time and divide it by 2 to keep my expectations in check) but the actual content. The DLC starting with today's and on are supposed to be bridges into 3, but it really didn't have a whole lot to do with the future other than the POSSIBILITY of Liara helping you in 3 by giving out information.

It was basically just fan service for Liara people and the wierdos who obsess over love interests. Very story-lite, like the rest of ME2. What was there outside of the story department was fun though, don't get me wrong. I enjoyed some of the dossiers, most specifically Legion's gamer stats

  


I totally agree its fan service and now maybe all the Liara fans can shut the hell up. they all whined like a bunch of cry babies about her role in ME 2 so instead of Bioware telling a story that connects ME 2 to ME 3 they decided to do stupid fan service the action was goo and Shepard beating the hell out of the Shadow Broker with his fist  was cool but other than that it does nothing for the ME 2 storyline or connect to ME 3

How so :innocent:.

Ahh, I disagree. We now have Liara in position as the Shadow Broker which will give Shepard a whole bunch of contacts and information available in Mass Effect 3. There was plenty of fan service, but it would have been a waste for a DLC to revolve around a specific fan favourite character and not pander to that audience

[Y2Kevin]

YukiFA wrote...

Anyone else bummed that we didn't get Tela's armor at the end of the mission?

I loved the look of her armor.  Shep definitely would have looked great in it.


I absolutely loved this DLC.  The boss battle with Tela was great, as was the fight with the Shadow Broker.  The new race reveal for the Shadow Broker was cool; I really expected the Broker to be some sort of AI...I'm glad I was wrong.  I also thought the little perks after Liara becomes the Shadow Broker are great, especially the character respec.

I'm also glad I could reconcile with Liara.  She was quite mean to me at first, accusing me of trying to replace a dying man's wife, but she got over it and gave Shep some azure.