This.xsdob wrote...
shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
What's the Point of Levithian?
#76
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:08
#77
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:10
Shepard...ZackG312 wrote...
JimJamBimBam wrote...
ZackG312 wrote...
not your mate palJimJamBimBam wrote...
ZackG312 wrote...
It does when its the last chapter of the storyJimJamBimBam wrote...
Not everything needs to be involved with the endings, dude.
No it doesn't mate, else ME3 would be lacking a lot of content as it is.
Well I'm not your pal, buddy
I'm not your buddy, friend
#78
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:12
DJepic112 wrote...
We already know we can't win with any weapons no matter how infinitely prepared we are. Shepard is killed so who cares about a few extra EMS points?
exactly, that is exactly why i won't be buying it. i have no interest in a dlc that takes place mid-game. there is no point
#79
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:12
EnvyTB075 wrote...
shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
When that story is part of a contrived mess that is wholly unsatisfactory to a vast number of people. People bought ME1/2 DLC because that game as a whole was incredibly satisfying, and they simply wanted more of it. With ME3 the focus has shifted from wanting more to hopefully fixing a mess. If it doesn't do anything of the sort, why bother (of course, if you're like me)?
I'll go spend that 10 bucks on Arma 2 DLC, DLC thats actually worth something.
I thought Mass Effect 3 was a fantastic game throughout the majority of the story, perhaps more satisfying than the either of the first two, and I had much more fun playing it than I did the first and second. The missions were interesting and I was fixing problems that we had been hearing of throughout the last two games. Leviathan has been hinted at throughout the entire series, and sounds like a very interesting concept.
With ME3's ending fixed in the EC, I see no reason to not add this interesting and exciting DLC to ME3, because just as you said above, it was incredibly satisfying, and I simply want more of it.
#80
Guest_vivaladricas_*
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:16
Guest_vivaladricas_*
Point of the DLC is milking like 95% of DLC though to answer the obvious. This adds nothing to the overall scheme of the things. The game is over. Probably be fun I guess, Gears Effect 3, clear room , clear room, clear room, boss cutscene and done. Yup innovative.
ADD: The origin sh** about the reapers already got really bad, an AI made to look like a kid that controls them for a dumb reason. Black Holes would be far bigger threat than YO DAWG!! I am sure he has written straight gold for more of the origin because it was so cool when we heard about it.
Any decent story writer (walters is a character writer) knows you should have said NOTHING about the reapers. At all. Not too hard to figure out.
Modifié par vivaladricas, 03 août 2012 - 12:26 .
#81
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:18
Nachtdämmerung wrote...
ME3 is neither fun nor about the story, it's about making money. And that's the point of the DLC
Every commercial video game is about making money, if not, you should get it completely free.
#82
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:21
#83
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:23
shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
This.
#84
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:28
i don't make it a habit to buy pointless dlc that effectively adds nothing of importance to the original game. this is a good reason to skip this dlc in my opinionSeival wrote...
shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
This.
#85
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:30
suntzuxi wrote...
Nachtdämmerung wrote...
ME3 is neither fun nor about the story, it's about making money. And that's the point of the DLC
Every commercial video game is about making money, if not, you should get it completely free.
There is a big difference between making a videogame for making money and making a videogame for the enjoyment of making a videogame
guacamayus wrote...
Well this is
about the origin of the reapers and the first race to be harvested, they
have a good opportunity to explain or fix a part of the story that
wasn't well explained nor it had all the attention it deserved
So hang on, i should pay for something they didn't do right?
Modifié par EnvyTB075, 03 août 2012 - 12:32 .
#86
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:31
.shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
Because we don't like the way story ended, rendering it un-fun, and find any DLC which takes place before the end, which doesn't affect the end to be - by extension - similarly un-fun
#87
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:31
shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
#88
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:31
So you didn't buy LotSB? You should, it is very good, and well worth the money.corkey sweet wrote...
i don't make it a habit to buy pointless dlc that effectively adds nothing of importance to the original game. this is a good reason to skip this dlc in my opinionSeival wrote...
shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
This.
#89
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:31
Pitznik wrote...
I just realized LotSB doesn't add anything to the ending of ME2, I should probably delete it. But this weird feeling keeps me from doing that... I think they call it "having fun".
Oh yeah it added nothing to the ending, except that Liara was now the Shadow Broker a person with knowledge, influence and power who was going to lend you that to fight the reapers.
LOTSB added a valuable war asset to roll on into the third game.
Unfortunately most of that promise was squandered by BW.
#90
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:32
CR121691 wrote...
Conniving_Eagle wrote...
Ha ha, I feel sorry for you OP, you just got shot down by all of Bioware's financial slaves.
You need your weekend man. What you say is BS!
Maybe moet ie ff een sticky roken.
I like this game, so I buy more DLC. Not because anyone told me to.
Modifié par Haargel, 03 août 2012 - 12:32 .
#91
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:38
Wrexhoodaticus wrote...
Shepard...ZackG312 wrote...
JimJamBimBam wrote...
ZackG312 wrote...
not your mate palJimJamBimBam wrote...
ZackG312 wrote...
It does when its the last chapter of the storyJimJamBimBam wrote...
Not everything needs to be involved with the endings, dude.
No it doesn't mate, else ME3 would be lacking a lot of content as it is.
Well I'm not your pal, buddy
I'm not your buddy, friend
#92
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:38
lotsb added major story elements that carried over to ME3. Did u miss that part? this new dlc adds nothing important to mePitznik wrote...
So you didn't buy LotSB? You should, it is very good, and well worth the money.corkey sweet wrote...
i don't make it a habit to buy pointless dlc that effectively adds nothing of importance to the original game. this is a good reason to skip this dlc in my opinionSeival wrote...
shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
This.
#93
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:41
#94
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:42
Meh, another hypocrite then. Boringcorkey sweet wrote...
lotsb added major story elements that carried over to ME3. Did u miss that part? this new dlc adds nothing important to mePitznik wrote...
So you didn't buy LotSB? You should, it is very good, and well worth the money.corkey sweet wrote...
i don't make it a habit to buy pointless dlc that effectively adds nothing of importance to the original game. this is a good reason to skip this dlc in my opinionSeival wrote...
shepard1038 wrote...
What ever happened to just buying DLC for fun and for the story?
This.
#95
Posté 03 août 2012 - 12:44
corkey sweet wrote...
lotsb added major story elements that carried over to ME3. Did u miss that part? this new dlc adds nothing important to me
Not only that, but the comparison is silly - regarding ME2 DLC, the final chapter obviously hadn't been written yet, so everything following was completely unknown and exciting. When we're buying ME2 DLC, not only are we doing it just to keep playing a ME game till 3 came out, but we also (at least I did) thought that the DLC choices and content would carry over into ME3 - and it did in many cases. Any ME3 DLC that doesn't alter the ending is not appealing to many who hated the endings. It's really as simple as that ...
#96
Posté 03 août 2012 - 01:00
Smaller stories could be just as enjoyable as huge ones. Storywise, lair of the shadow broker did not have any effects on the main reaper story, but most people enjoyed the sidestory anyways. heck, the whole ME2 was a huge sidestory that did not have any effects on the endings and the reaper threat, but people enjoyed that one aswell.
Modifié par taggen86, 03 août 2012 - 01:07 .
#97
Posté 03 août 2012 - 01:02
Stornskar wrote...
Not only that, but the comparison is silly - regarding ME2 DLC, the final chapter obviously hadn't been written yet, so everything following was completely unknown and exciting. When we're buying ME2 DLC, not only are we doing it just to keep playing a ME game till 3 came out, but we also (at least I did) thought that the DLC choices and content would carry over into ME3 - and it did in many cases. Any ME3 DLC that doesn't alter the ending is not appealing to many who hated the endings. It's really as simple as that ...
Exactly. We already know that Leviathan is ultimately not going to change the outcome of the series in the slightest. That's fine for those who are happy with how it all ends (though for the life of me I still can't understand why), but for those like myself who feel the endings rendered all of your previous actions entirely and utterly pointless then it's really hard to see the point of Leviathan; unless it changes the endings in a significant way then we're still going to be leading up to the same crap-tacular conclusion.
The comparisons with LotSB and Arrival are just not valid. ME2 was not the final chapter of the story; it was exciting to play that as we wanted to see how it would affect ME3. Heck, it's not even clear when exactly they take place in ME2's timeline; I tended to think that they took place after the suicide mission, so they were like "epilogue" chapters, providing set-up for ME3. Comparing it to DLC that's obviously taking place before an ending that many clearly consider so bad that it renders everything before it pointless just does not make sense.
#98
Posté 03 août 2012 - 01:14
#99
Posté 03 août 2012 - 01:19
Andrew_S wrote...
Bioware's next game should just be a 20 minute ending with no beginning or middle. Just boot up the disc and the most awesome and satisfying ending to a game you never played takes place. You know, since that's all that matters and Imma gonna hold onto my hate. Grrr, lion face.
They have claimed that ME3 is an entire ending itself....somehow....
#100
Posté 03 août 2012 - 01:20





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