This is a question I posted in the Arrival Thread: We have learned from, well, *Somewhere* (I missed the details, link, etc) that Arrival will be BioWare's last piece of DLC for ME2, effectively making this the in-game bridge point between ME2 and ME3. I believe there will still be some periphiral forays into the ME Universe (i.e. Comics, possibly another Book, and so forth) but nothing more that can be played through. However, this is where my concerns stems from: Even if Arrival is the last *Major* piece of DLC coming out for ME2, does it also mean no further small pieces of DLC, such as more Armor, Weapons Packs, etc?
I have to admit, I get that BioWare/EA has to make money, as *that's* how these Awesome games get made; however, this new DLC-heavy buisness model can prove taxing for a die-hard fan in the present day economy, especially for those who want to feel they have a Complete game by buying all the DLC. Between Gas being Four Dollars a gallon and up, on-top of other expensses, getting even a Five Dollar piece of DLC can be a trail. So, to sum up, if Arrival is the *Last* piece of DLC, does that mean as a Whole?
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