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[Velocithon]

What is the point of any DLC if the endings aren't in some way shape or form altered?

I mean, ME and ME2 DLC worked because it contributed to a story that had not yet ended. It gave further insight to certain things.

Now, the game is over. The story has ended. What's the incentive here?

[revo76]

Its not unnamed btw, i think i saw the name of dlc, was 'search for leviathan' or something. Ctrl f then type the name

[Maggot4ever]

Sireniankyle1 wrote...

"It's a goddamn Leviathan!" - Marcus Fenix

"Shoot it in the face!" - Marcus Fenix

[xsdob]

Maggot4ever wrote...

Sireniankyle1 wrote...

"It's a goddamn Leviathan!" - Marcus Fenix

"Shoot it in the face!" - Marcus Fenix

"SO BE IT!" - catalyst.

Modifié par xsdob, 27 juin 2012 - 12:27 .

[revo76]

Velocithon wrote...

What is the point of any DLC if the endings aren't in some way shape or form altered?

I mean, ME and ME2 DLC worked because it contributed to a story that had not yet ended. It gave further insight to certain things.

Now, the game is over. The story has ended. What's the incentive here?

Possible antagonist or anti-hero of next me?

[MC_Loki]

Anyone find any non-ending textures in the DLC packet?

[masster blaster]

Joukahainen wrote...

Well this would be interesting DLC, BUT Starbrat told himself that he controls all the reapers so how could one get away?

Or was it lying that's the question

[Poritolka]

Not going to be buying any DLC for Mass Effect 3. No sense in throwing good money after bad.

[I can Hackett]

holy **** nice find, just outta curiosity why do you people data mine the **** outta these things lol

[zambingo]

Velocithon wrote...

What is the point of any DLC if the endings aren't in some way shape or form altered? I mean, ME and ME2 DLC worked because it contributed to a story that had not yet ended. It gave further insight to certain things. Now, the game is over. The story has ended. What's the incentive here?

The dialogue addresses Shepard. Not about Shepard, but actually is talking to Shepard at points. If this DLC is released, it is with Shepard and within the story of ME3. The incentive to playing it would be... that it sounds fun. Games are fun. You play to have fun.

Just because you know the end doesn't mean it won't be fun. I know that OO7 will destroy the villain of every Bond movie the moment I know a new Bond movie is being made. I still buy the ticket. I still enjoy the film (some much more than others, but I digress).

Edit: quote inserted

Modifié par zambingo, 27 juin 2012 - 12:31 .

[xsdob]

masster blaster wrote...

Joukahainen wrote...

Well this would be interesting DLC, BUT Starbrat told himself that he controls all the reapers so how could one get away?

Or was it lying that's the question

Or does it believe it killed all the desenters and thus only those he controls remain.

[Oni Changas]

Santa bears his X-Mas presents to the reawakened Pagans and once again, they are led into the false god's lie...

[Tekkez]

Velocithon wrote...

What is the point of any DLC if the endings aren't in some way shape or form altered?

I mean, ME and ME2 DLC worked because it contributed to a story that had not yet ended. It gave further insight to certain things.

Now, the game is over. The story has ended. What's the incentive here?

That's a fairly terrible argument to not buy DLC.

Most DLC for any game doesn't alter the ending of the game, just adds to the players experience.

Do you only ever watch a movie once? Have you ever seen a movie twice? If yes, why would you watch a movie again if you already know what is going to happen?

I'd buy DLC for new experiences in a universe that I like. Just because it doesn't alter the final 5 minutes doesn't matter at all.

[jijeebo]

xsdob wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

Joukahainen wrote...

Well this would be interesting DLC, BUT Starbrat told himself that he controls all the reapers so how could one get away?

Or was it lying that's the question

Or does it believe it killed all the desenters and thus only those he controls remain.

These questions literally have me desperate to play this DLC already... Can't wait to find out how exactly a rogue reaper came to be.

[Versus Omnibus]

DLC about a Reaper who joins your side?

I'M IN!!!!!!

[Velocithon]

Tekkez wrote...

Velocithon wrote...

What is the point of any DLC if the endings aren't in some way shape or form altered?

I mean, ME and ME2 DLC worked because it contributed to a story that had not yet ended. It gave further insight to certain things.

Now, the game is over. The story has ended. What's the incentive here?

That's a fairly terrible argument to not buy DLC.

Most DLC for any game doesn't alter the ending of the game, just adds to the players experience.

Do you only ever watch a movie once? Have you ever seen a movie twice? If yes, why would you watch a movie again if you already know what is going to happen?

I'd buy DLC for new experiences in a universe that I like. Just because it doesn't alter the final 5 minutes doesn't matter at all.

How is that a bad arguement?

DLC for games like Skyrim are great because each mission doesn't matter; it's pure fun. Skipping a side quest or not getting a DLC doesnt impact the main story at all. However, most of ME's DLC impacts the story greatly or gives knowledge of how something in the future will go down (LotSB gave us Liara the SB, Arrival gave us the beginning of ME3, Kasumi and Zaeed gave us extra squadmates to enjoy and use in ME3...etc)

IMO, the DLC needs to have some impact on the end-game here. Originally, I thought it would be something like additional EMS (which it still might), but given how you can now achieve the 'perfect' ending without MP, additional EMS is pointless.

I would imagine such DLC would involve some mission in which the result would help you in the fight against the Reapers, but what? 

[SolidisusSnake1]

Velocithon wrote...

What is the point of any DLC if the endings aren't in some way shape or form altered?

I mean, ME and ME2 DLC worked because it contributed to a story that had not yet ended. It gave further insight to certain things.

Now, the game is over. The story has ended. What's the incentive here?

I agree with this guy, so who cares a "rogue" Reaper, unless it somehow affects the terrible endings what difference does it make. I guarantee you that if this is true that you'll probably get like 300 EMS points for saving it and that will be the end of it, you wont even see it during the final battle.

No thanks, I preferred the Reapers when they were mysterious and Lovecraftian now all they wanna do is explain everything using circular logic.

[TudorWolf]

This sounds like a fascinating concept, I'd be interested in this if it comes to fruition.

The fact that it would likely be disconnected form the endings themselves though is a bit of a downer. But who knows.

[Velocithon]

SolidisusSnake1 wrote...

Velocithon wrote...

What is the point of any DLC if the endings aren't in some way shape or form altered?

I mean, ME and ME2 DLC worked because it contributed to a story that had not yet ended. It gave further insight to certain things.

Now, the game is over. The story has ended. What's the incentive here?

I agree with this guy, so who cares a "rogue" Reaper, unless it somehow affects the terrible endings what difference does it make. I guarantee you that if this is true that you'll probably get like 300 EMS points for saving it and that will be the end of it, you wont even see it during the final battle.

No thanks, I preferred the Reapers when they were mysterious and Lovecraftian now all they wanna do is explain everything using circular logic.

See, now if we DID see something like this in the ending battles, then I would say it would be worth getting. And I don't mean a quick 5 second shot of it. I mean a serious cutscene here.

[yahtzo]

Eh, single player DLC will only be worth playing if it effects the ending somehow, and I'm not talking about EMS.

[Renmiri1]

I can Hackett wrote...

holy **** nice find, just outta curiosity why do you people data mine the **** outta these things lol

I was curious and a bit suspicious it was a hoax so i did it myself.

If you look at your PC, you will have a DLC folder under the \\Mass Effect 3\\BioGame\\ folder. There it has 2 additional folders.. poke around and you will find  a 1.9 gb file called Default.sfar

Default.sfar file can be browsed with the ME3Explorer toolkit. I used it to extract the tlk file the OP posted the name of (DLC_Shared_INT.tlk ). Then I used the ME2 TLK tool to convert it to xml. Saving XML as txt file is trivial.

The file I got is identical to the txt file he posted. He wasn't fooling us, he really found a legitimate file with the new story dialog. Very well done 

Modifié par Renmiri1, 27 juin 2012 - 01:01 .

[gpost]

People have been pointing out that 2gb seems awfully big for what was seen - what if after completing this Leviathan of Dis DLC you actually get the Reaper as an Asset and he fights for you? What if he's super powerful and can help you conventionally defeat the Reapers?

Beyond that I think we're almost definitely getting a "Take back Omega DLC" - which would be great if we got Omega back as a hub world.

[CptData]

I would laugh if additional DLCs add additional outcomes to the game.

Well, it's going to be interesting. Omega is one of the DLCs I planned to buy even without EC, the Leviathan DLC is going to be the next one, thanks to the EC.

[almondroy]

CptData wrote...

I would laugh if additional DLCs add additional outcomes to the game.

It would certainly tie into some of the Twitter quotes about "if [fans] knew what was coming, they'd keep their saves forever". Plus I think the generally positive reception of the EC means EA will see that ME still can be a positive revenue stream with DLC (especially with additional ending content components)

[yahtzo]

CptData wrote...

I would laugh if additional DLCs add additional outcomes to the game.

Well, it's going to be interesting. Omega is one of the DLCs I planned to buy even without EC, the Leviathan DLC is going to be the next one, thanks to the EC.

Honestly it would be a great way to crank up the SP DLC sales.  They proved with the Refusal choice that they aren't against adding new endings.