No. Since the Extended Cut isn't changing the lousy ending what would be the point of SP DLC if you weren't happy with the ending? It still leads to the same crappy outcome that I can't bring myself to re-experience.
And I'm quickly losing interest in MP so I probably won't pay for any MP DLC either.
Would you buy another DLC?
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#102
Posté 01 juin 2012 - 05:19
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I have never purchased DLC for any game so I don't see that changing. I'm not really opposed to it, I just think that with DLC you almost always get a worse value for the price compared to a full game.
#103
Posté 01 juin 2012 - 05:22
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I usually don't answer these kind of market research topics, but in this case make an exception:
Yes, I will buy DLCs if they are story content and not weapon or costume pack or something like that. I still very much in love with the mass effect universe and interested in stories. Not just about Shepard, before, during and after the Reaper War.
Yes, I will buy DLCs if they are story content and not weapon or costume pack or something like that. I still very much in love with the mass effect universe and interested in stories. Not just about Shepard, before, during and after the Reaper War.
#104
Posté 01 juin 2012 - 07:16
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olipyr wrote...
As others have said, it depends on the EC.
As far as multiplayer DLC, not only no, but hell no!
This with the addition of some additional bug fixes would be required for me to even consider dlc
#106
Posté 01 juin 2012 - 08:24
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Skyhawk02 wrote...
I have never purchased DLC for any game so I don't see that changing. I'm not really opposed to it, I just think that with DLC you almost always get a worse value for the price compared to a full game.
Oh, absolutely. That's kind of the point of it.
OTOH, buying DLC is still a more efficient use of your entertainment dollars than just about anything else -- assuming you've already bought all the full games you want and you've paid your cable TV bill.
#107
Posté 01 juin 2012 - 08:26
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Personally, I don't get why they would add multiplayer apart from within
the single player campaign. When it boils down to it, they started
saying "let's add multiplayer," and "let's add day-one DLC that already comes on the disc." And
then Casey Hudson decides to cut most of the writing team out of the
ending. Less disc space + Casey Hudson being a jerk = ME3's ending.
For me, here's what it has to be: new endings--without that one person at the end, you know who I'm talking about(this is a non-spoiler thread)--written
with Patrick Weekes and rest of the writing team included. I wouldn't
disagree that it shouldn't be free, but it had better be a low price or you're still commiting suicide. Until
something like that comes out, I will not pay attention to any DLC they
offer. Even then, I will wait and see what others say about it. I will watch an ending myself before I decide it's worth my time. And if I do, I will have to buy all three games again, because I rage-traded(sold, really).
This series is what got me interested in Bioware. I went into ME2 and ME3 thinking, "wow these guys are cool!" I went into ME3 thinking this game series was the best series ever. Almost. It was so discordant. It's like finishing off a bag of frosted mini donuts, and the last one happens to have a spider in it. And the label doesn't say anything about a spider, and then you send an email to Little Debbie Sacks, and they reply, "yeah, there's supposed to be a spider in one of them. No, we won't take it out. I'm sorry that you're upset, but tell you what, we'll offer you more. We can give you a bag of frosted mini donuts in which each one has a spider in it." If that happened to you, would you keep buying bags of frosted mini donuts? I wouldn't. So that's why I sold my Mass Effect games.
Sorry. The rant took me. Yes, I have a bag of frosted mini donuts nearby, and if I find a spider in one of them, I will build a Reaper.
the single player campaign. When it boils down to it, they started
saying "let's add multiplayer," and "let's add day-one DLC that already comes on the disc." And
then Casey Hudson decides to cut most of the writing team out of the
ending. Less disc space + Casey Hudson being a jerk = ME3's ending.
For me, here's what it has to be: new endings--without that one person at the end, you know who I'm talking about(this is a non-spoiler thread)--written
with Patrick Weekes and rest of the writing team included. I wouldn't
disagree that it shouldn't be free, but it had better be a low price or you're still commiting suicide. Until
something like that comes out, I will not pay attention to any DLC they
offer. Even then, I will wait and see what others say about it. I will watch an ending myself before I decide it's worth my time. And if I do, I will have to buy all three games again, because I rage-traded(sold, really).
This series is what got me interested in Bioware. I went into ME2 and ME3 thinking, "wow these guys are cool!" I went into ME3 thinking this game series was the best series ever. Almost. It was so discordant. It's like finishing off a bag of frosted mini donuts, and the last one happens to have a spider in it. And the label doesn't say anything about a spider, and then you send an email to Little Debbie Sacks, and they reply, "yeah, there's supposed to be a spider in one of them. No, we won't take it out. I'm sorry that you're upset, but tell you what, we'll offer you more. We can give you a bag of frosted mini donuts in which each one has a spider in it." If that happened to you, would you keep buying bags of frosted mini donuts? I wouldn't. So that's why I sold my Mass Effect games.
Sorry. The rant took me. Yes, I have a bag of frosted mini donuts nearby, and if I find a spider in one of them, I will build a Reaper.
#108
Posté 01 juin 2012 - 08:35
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Mass Effect was my favorite series and I considered myself a hardcore fan having beaten 1 and 2 about 8 times each. ME3s ending was so horrible that it destroyed my enjoyment of the series and I haven't even touched it a 2nd time and while having plans to get into the MP haven't touched it either.
Unless they change the ending I will not buy any more content related to ME again. Whether that be DLC or new games. Just not interested...completely killed it for me.
Unless they change the ending I will not buy any more content related to ME again. Whether that be DLC or new games. Just not interested...completely killed it for me.
