That is all true, and I want to point out that I am in the camp of all the ME2 DLC being good, but I'm talking specifically about overall game utility. Having an entirely new companion to use for the rest of the game (and from the moment you are free to move about the galaxy no less) is far more useful than the pure enjoyment that I get from playing through LotSB. The second ranking I listed is from a purely utilitarian viewpoint, for someone wanting to "get their money's worth."PsychoWARD23 wrote...
But LotSB is longer than Kasumi, lets you continue a romance, has the Shadow Broker terminals and videos, has 2 amazing boss fights, lets you know what rich planets you have left, and is the best DLC I've played.kstarler wrote...
Seconded. I think the story in Overlord is far better than the story in Stolen Memories. Plus, I really enjoy the Geth ship and final boss fight. Arrival would probably rank higher than Stolen Memories for me if there were any way to vary the outcome at all (obviously it has to end the way it ends, but it would be nice if choices made affected the outcome just a little).SantosCapela wrote...
lotsb > overlord > kasumi > arrival and I kinda liked overlord's hammerhead sections
As far as overall game value, however, I'd have to list Kasumi>LotSB>other because Kasumi gives a useful weapon and a useful squad mate, LotSB gives a useful bonus power and upgrades, and the others give an upgrade and/or story only.
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