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[rinoe]

How coulden't they know???? They are making it FGS.



I wonder too if there will be something new or not. I'm lack of words to it. Nobody knows anything... Wonder why?

They are afraid to announce, bcs we will kill them if someting goes wrong.

But silece is not helping at all.

The outcome is: nobody belives in anything they said, dasn't matter what they said. I just can't belive this is the image Bioware want to have in eyes of their fans....



I really want to get some annoucement. It is about time to say something... anything...

[jason.williams14]

Be nice for more DLC for ME2. I really love ME2. I have had a much better time playing ME2 than ME1 (not that ME1 was not fun, as it was...ME2 just really enhanced many parts of the game.)



I think all that can be done are sidequests at this time. Which is fine, but just how much can be added?



I look forward to more but I also really look forward to ME3 as well.

[longlun]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

BioWare - "We have two years of content support for DA:O"
BioWare - "Witch Hunt is the final DLC for Dragon Age: Origins"
Excuse me if I don't put too much faith into anything BioWare say.

I could totally play DA:O for another 2 years.

[Loerwyn]

MysticMage44 wrote...

Actually, as much as more DLC would be awesome. (Actual gameplay dlc, not just weapons or appear packs) I would rather them work on making ME3. ME3 needs to step up a lot from ME2 and if they have to put all their time and resources towards it to do so, so be it. However, at the same time i can't see ME3 coming out NEXT Christmas and having no more DLC for ME2.

It's very unlikely that the ME2 DLC team is working on ME3. Chances are that there's a group of employees who create the ME2 DLC (as it doesn't need the same resources as making ME3 itself) and the rest of the team would be on ME3 or other projects. I honestly don't believe the creation of ME2 DLC affects ME3 in any way and that everything should be planned out.

[rinoe]

I want more ME2 DLCs, A lot more:)) Bcs t is a part of the story, and I want more story.



Tell you the truth, I'm afraid of ME3. I do not want the end of this story. I want more Shepard:) So I prefer the DLC for ME2 than ME3 itself...

Do you think it is possible to have DLC to ME3? After the end? What I will waiting for after ME3? Strange feeling:))

[Loerwyn]

ME3 will almost certainly have DLC. Armour, weapons, mission packs - We don't know exactly what will happen in the game. It's possible there'll be no game play after the end, but it might be similar to ME2 in that incomplete missions can be finished afterwards.

[rinoe]

I hope so. It is so sad that they are so silent.



It is possible, they will wait till PS3 relase, but it is very long period of time with no DLC...

They should throw us some bone:))



Some new story DLC will be great for Christmas... ( still it is long..)

[Pacifien]

They already announced that they're working on a PS3 port. You could just as well assume that is what everyone is working on.

If they were working on a DLC, it could be at any stage in its development. They announce it now, and I guarantee not a single day would go by without someone asking if it was done yet. Better to announce a DLC when they actually have a very good idea of when it's going to be released, which is exactly what they have done with every DLC so far. Beyond that, would you like them to announce there's nothing to announce? Not announcing something is a pretty good indication they have nothing to announce, no need to be redundant about it.

Modifié par Pacifien, 04 novembre 2010 - 10:09 .

[Iakus]

Pacifien wrote...

They already announced that they're working on a PS3 port. You could just as well assume that is what everyone is working on.

If they were working on a DLC, it could be at any stage in its development. They announce it now, and I guarantee not a single day would go by without someone asking if it was done yet. Better to announce a DLC when they actually have a very good idea of when it's going to be released, which is exactly what they have done with every DLC so far. Beyond that, would you like them to announce there's nothing to announce? Not announcing something is a pretty good indication they have nothing to announce, no need to be redundant about it.

I guess it all comes down to:

Daily questions asking if there's any new DLC in the works

or

Daily questions asking if the DLC being worked on is ready yet.

Talk about your Kobyashi Maru test

[DIrishB]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

BioWare - "We have two years of content support for DA:O"
BioWare - "Witch Hunt is the final DLC for Dragon Age: Origins"
Excuse me if I don't put too much faith into anything BioWare say.

So there's new Dragon Age Origins DLC AFTER Witch Hunt?  That's news to me.

[Loerwyn]

DIrishB wrote...
So there's new Dragon Age Origins DLC AFTER Witch Hunt?  That's news to me.

Uh... No. Might want to reread what I posted

[rinoe]

Pacifien wrote...

They already announced that they're working on a PS3 port. You could just as well assume that is what everyone is working on.

If they were working on a DLC, it could be at any stage in its development. They announce it now, and I guarantee not a single day would go by without someone asking if it was done yet. Better to announce a DLC when they actually have a very good idea of when it's going to be released, which is exactly what they have done with every DLC so far. Beyond that, would you like them to announce there's nothing to announce? Not announcing something is a pretty good indication they have nothing to announce, no need to be redundant about it.

That is a complicated way of speaking.

And yes, I would like they announce there is nothing to announce. I prefer them talking with us actually. Let us feel they care about their fans.
They have us here begging for some news, and stay silent - looks like they don't care. It is not good.
Not good at all.

[Loerwyn]

rinoe wrote...
And yes, I would like they announce there is nothing to announce. I prefer them talking with us actually. Let us feel they care about their fans.
They have us here begging for some news, and stay silent - looks like they don't care. It is not good.
Not good at all.

Indeed. I think that one of BioWare's issues is a lack of communication. We don't know what's happened to the Cerberus Network (It's assumed it's over due to a tweet by Christina Norman), we don't know what DLC is planned or anything.

It's November, Christmas is December. Money isn't the most common thing around at the moment, partially due to external circumstances (*cough*Economy*cough*), major gaming releases in the next two months and Christmas. If BioWare have any hope of getting sales then they need to announce something and give us a rough time span - Late November, Early December. Something like that. I'm betting that a number of players would happily put some money aside, after all it's only a relatively small fee, in order to get this content. Sure, I'm probably exaggerating a little, but some people do plan in advance.

[rinoe]

Lack of communication could kill even the best company.

We are here to suport, but sometimes I have the feeling they don't know wat they doing and what they want. And I feel unsure about my favorite game.

It lokks like their mott is : make no promise, so you don't need to keep any...

But - it is the best way to loose customers. We will get tired, we give up, stop cheking the news and find someting else to do.



And the - Oh, there is ME3 , and some DLC for ME2, good. I forgot about that and now I can buy it very cheap, bcs a lot of ppl already forgot.

Beware.

[kaimanaMM]

Pacifien wrote...

If they were working on a DLC, it could be at any stage in its development. They announce it now, and I guarantee not a single day would go by without someone asking if it was done yet. Better to announce a DLC when they actually have a very good idea of when it's going to be released, which is exactly what they have done with every DLC so far. Beyond that, would you like them to announce there's nothing to announce? Not announcing something is a pretty good indication they have nothing to announce, no need to be redundant about it.

Oh you.

There you go again with your crazy way of making sense.

I'm on to you and your shenanigans.  Yessiree.

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

iakus wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

They already announced that they're working on a PS3 port. You could just as well assume that is what everyone is working on.

If they were working on a DLC, it could be at any stage in its development. They announce it now, and I guarantee not a single day would go by without someone asking if it was done yet. Better to announce a DLC when they actually have a very good idea of when it's going to be released, which is exactly what they have done with every DLC so far. Beyond that, would you like them to announce there's nothing to announce? Not announcing something is a pretty good indication they have nothing to announce, no need to be redundant about it.

I guess it all comes down to:

Daily questions asking if there's any new DLC in the works

or

Daily questions asking if the DLC being worked on is ready yet.

Talk about your Kobyashi Maru test

I lol'd.  This is a very good point.  We're all going to be here every day mooning over DLC/no-DLC.  I suppose BioWare knows that.  Still it would be nice to moon over something else for a while.

[rinoe]

We still here everyday... and it is pathetic. They make us pathetic beggers.

I don't like they treat fans from the very beggining. Unprofesional.

But it is Mass Effect. The game defend itself.



So :

Fans: Oh please, please tell us something...

BW: When we want to tell you somethin we will do. But we don't want now.

Fans: But... please. You are so good, you clould..

BW: Get lost.

Fans: we are waiting so long, clould you...

BW: We ignoring you, you bugs.

Fans: but we love you, you are so great, so could you please...

BW: -slience-

Fans: Any news? We are waiting so long...

BW: - slience-

Fans: but we want to buy it...

BW: - silence- 'who cares about you, you buy it anyway'

Fans: Oh, they are so busy, the are so good. They make us something really good. We could just speculate... They tell us when they ready.....



It is only me who feels like this? Or is it normal in America? Bcs in Europe is somethin just... strange - it is a formal word. And I'm ...mad.

[Pacifien]

I think you may misunderstand the purpose of these forums. They're for the fans. Announcing upcoming BioWare products is somewhat secondary to this -- those things get announced through the usual channels just as any other game developer. In fact, the few BioWare employees who do post to these forums might likely be prohibited from discussing products that are in development.

Many fans are frustrated that we don't see much BioWare participation in the ME forums. I have no idea to the reasons of an employee participating or not participating in these forums, but I do know it is their choice. I wouldn't take their lack of participation as a slap in the face either, as sometimes forums just aren't their thing. I've seen how so many writers, artists, producers, and creators of various sci-fi media have been treated on different forums in the past. It is a minefield. Navigating minefields might not be their idea of a good time, especially when there other mediums such a Twitter that one can use instead.

I wouldn't take silence as dismissive dislike on the part of BioWare. You don't know why they're silent. So rather than projecting your own reasons, just take it as silence. That's all it is, it doesn't have to have sinister qualities to it.

Modifié par Pacifien, 05 novembre 2010 - 12:57 .

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

I wouldn't say most of us are upset. We're pretty much the internet version of the old retired people sitting outside of the country store watching the cars and townspeople go by. One of them would have said "There's a new car, there. Don't look too impressive if you ask me." And the rest go "Ayup" and nod. Our version of this is "zomg, no DLC?" And everyone else goes, "nerp." And then we all nod and go back to muttering.

This happens again and again and again, until we get DLC.

Then it happens again and again and again, after we get DLC.

Modifié par RinpocheSchnozberry, 05 novembre 2010 - 01:50 .

[xxSgt_Reed_24xx]

Will there be more? Yes.
Will it involve the VS? No.
Will I buy it if it doesn't? No.

Modifié par xxSgt_Reed_24xx, 05 novembre 2010 - 02:46 .

[tallon1982]

I would assume they already have an idea for where the DLC's will guide the story and probably have them either finished or in the testing stages (and we all know testing takes time). That being said there are supposedly different teams working on ME and DA games so I don't think they would screw the gamers over by saying LOTSB was the only DLC and move on like they pretty much did with DA:O (mediocre DLCs that didn't really show players love just a half-ass'd story that should have been part of the original game to start with imo)



I could see a possibly DLC being released either at the end of this month or more than likely in December. At the latest I would go with the release of ME2 on the PS3 just to draw in the PS3 players. It gives them a chance to feel part of the whole ME experience with the XBox and PC peeps. I'm eager for another DLC but I don't want it rushed either. We wouldn't want a DLC to come out like Witch Hunt or Return to Ostagar would we? Didn't think so Let them do ME2 DLCs some justice aka get it right or don't do it at all. Now go out there and get 'er done!

[ghost135]

i love ME ive beaten both more times than i can count the DLC is really cool id love to see more but the games are cool enough by themselves.



calling bioware names and making fun of them isnt going to get them on our side. if they do watch these forums why annoy them. be nice keep them happy even if we are frustrated. ****ing wont help at all. be more positive about these great games and the crew that make them.