TJBartlemus wrote...
boeloe wrote...
TJBartlemus wrote...
boeloe wrote...
Makrys wrote...
I just had an idea... what if (this is insanely dumb I know) they announce at SDCC that there is hidden content in the EC and then tell everyone to go home and play it again, because they have now unlocked 'something'.
So everyone downloads an 'update' which unlocks the new content, and then we all play the EC again to find the true ending. Shepard gets up and the real ending carries forth.
Would explain why the EC is such a large file size.
And yes, I know I'm crazy. At this point though, I don't care.
Ah yes, we have dismissed that claim. Really there is nothing out of the ordinary in the EC files. The movies take up a lot space. And a lot of files have four versions of them for the localization purposes.
Yes, but have you analysed all those audio? New speech and lines in the end wouldn't be hard to lock and hide away because of the size is so small. Sure there is the content we see, but there are small details hidden away that BioWare purposely hid so we can't find it. Small stuff like the Mars mission fix. (Check out Hellish's video on YouTube. His youtube name is sentramaster. I believe.)
I really really doubt that, because that means you have to come up with a new packaging specification (and make the engine understand that new format) just so can trojan horse some new audio files in (what about the rest? meshes, textures, etc.)
If *sorry* WHEN ( :Phold the line!) they come out with a IT DLC it would just be easier to release everything then.
Sorry to disappoint, and don't get your hopes up. They won't. Look at my previous posts. They will not reveal the true nature of the ending yet, and will not be doing a IT DLC. I fully believe in IT, but not in some ways that most do. BioWare cannot take the idea because there are so many types. Instead they implimented parts of it. Also to make money they will continue to release hints in DLC. Nothing else. Speculation=hype=money. They are controlled by a company. They are the same people who gave first day DLC. They love money.
But they'll have to eventually, before they release ME4, especially if it occurs after ME3. I can't imagine any but the most hardcore fans would want to buy a game that is made by a game developer that makes an ending like ME3's (minus IT, of course) and declares it good, and that takes place in an almost unrecognizable galaxy, because while the story of ME was good, it was the characters and setting that made it great, and the ending throws both of those out the
window airlock.