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tymtraveller wrote...

I liked the DLC, but the biggest problem is that no matter how you expand the lore, it doesn't change the mediocre-to-lousy ending (even with the extended cut). Now, if the ending could be changed as a result of later DLC...It's just a fantasy, but wouldn't it be great if you could amass enough war assets to actually win conventionally?


I've suspected for a long time that this was Bioware's plan. Considering the things Bioware did and didn't say during the ending debacle, it's not that difficult to piece together the theory that they have something big planned. My thoughts are that we are meant to have the current ending for a while and to let everything sink in. Then maybe in a year or two, as you are suggesting, after additional dlc has been released, we'll get something different.

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I loved the leviathan dlc, long dlc with different locations, adds info about the creation of the reapers, and show us a new race. The only thing i wanted was more underwater playtime, you just walk 30 secs and thats it, but overall loved it; on par with bring down the sky and shadow broker length and thats a step forward.

now how about some harbinger fight dlc?? or something really relevant to the ending(maybe post ending dlc..new menace like some krogan reject factions or a new race that intends to take control over the galaxy now that the rest of the fleets are damaged post war?)

and of course dont forget multi, Despoina base map and maybe underwater station or something; new enemy faction, add harvesters or even a take down the reaper destroyer map gameplay.

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Also does anyone else in the entire galaxy after this DLC is played,mention the Leviathans?

I think SP DLC should implement itself throughout the DLC. Even if it is a simple as a flyer aboard the Citadel,or a news announcement. Does anything like this happen at all? I only played the DLC,and then cut off the game. I did not even personally hear the Catalyst line of dialogue.

For me,I would like the DLC to impact my entire ME3 playthrough. Not just once on one playthrough. As the war assets and the entire mission are unneeded to unlock any ending within ME3. It is less about effecting the ending for me,and more about the effect it has on my entire playthrough and future playthroughs. Which amounts to a few weapon upgrades and a codex.

Nothing is gained by replaying this DLC,and very little is added to the SP experience. It had a similar effect on me OP,for different reasons. I did enjoy the DLC,and will most likely play future DLCs. Yet this DLC gave me no reason to replay or beat ME3 again. It also gave me no reason to replay the DLC,as all of the unlocks are available throughout. The feeling that this DLC is/was pointless throughout did linger in my playthrough as well. As it is DLC,and most playing it will have beaten the game and know the outcomes,during their playthough of Leviathan.

Their is also a sense that the Leviathans are a beaten & scared race. The Reapers defeated the Leviathans at their "apex",and now there are only a few left. Implying they would not be much help. One as they feel the Reapers are not a mistake,they refuse to help lesser species,and repeatedly state there is no war,only the Harvest. They are in it for self-preservation. Shepard proved they have to fight to survive,nothing more. They will not unite in a galatic effort to conventionally defeat the Reapers,as they would be helping lesser species and risking their own lives. Two things they obviously state being against.

I would say the weapon pack DLC did more for replay value then anything currently in ME3.

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I started a playthrough today and notices a "fix" brought about from this dlc. If you completed Lair of the Shadow Broker and invited Liara to the Normandy, now she actually states that it was months ago that you last saw each other when she got a tour of the Normandy instead of what she would say before.

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Just finished this. Anyone who puts this in the same ballpark as LOTSB needs to have their head examined. It was mediocre at best. Well I gave them the benefit of the doubt and they let me down yet again. Thanks Bioware.

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So far I see people saying this dlc was ok, mediocre, or sucks, mostly because it did not changed the ending. Well they have said they won't change it, so why keep hoping they will when every dlc comes out. On a personal note I loved it, more of a reason to play sp, and don't care if ending changes, because I actually like them.

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Really wanted to give the husk head to James after we returned to the Normandy, since he wanted it so bad (if you click on him enough times while he's looking at it, he'll try to talk you into taking it from the lab) .... now the stupid thing just sits of my desk... lol

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TGiNcRySiS wrote...

Just finished this. Anyone who puts this in the same ballpark as LOTSB needs to have their head examined. It was mediocre at best. Well I gave them the benefit of the doubt and they let me down yet again. Thanks Bioware.

Yeah my feelings as well, how in the hell this and LOTSB get mentioned in the same sentence is beyond me.  

Even Project Overlord is a bit of a stretch, Overlord at least had enjoyable Hammerhead sections.  I felt that was a real missed opportunity with the underwater segment, why not incorporate it into the game more, such as using it to travel between hubs, or face some different enemies?  There's so little new gameplay wise to this when both LOTSB and Overlord at least mixed things up.

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Shepard asks about the Crucible, but not the Catalyst? I mean the Leviathans could of still given the IDK response, but it just annoyed me how stupid Shepard was right there.

Jeez, didn't even catch that.  At the point where you're playing Leviathan everyone wants to know wtf the Catalyst is, you would think that would be the perfect time to ask.  They know about the crucible, so the next obvious question should be "Uh yeah, we're missing a part.  The catalyst.  Any idea what it is"?

Yikes.

Also agreed on Sheppard becoming a moron.  Why the heck is EDI telling him about indoctrination, when he's witnessed it dozens of times?

Finally, why is it always the Alliance? Why are humans so mary sue. I'd first assume the Asari with the beacon could of had a lead from the Protheans? Maybe Liara/Feron had a Batarian researcher find some clues after he lost his waifu on the Leviathan project. But nope humans are almost always first to find everything out.

In ME3 it's insinuated many times that humans are "special" because of our genetic diversity...but of course like most things in the game, it leads nowhwere with respect to the ending.  

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Leviathan didnt change the ending but i liked it.

Cant wait for more dlc, but i want it to have more weight/impact on the story, like i said a post game dlc for example, or something about harbinger fight or a new spacefight mode; something new/unique that can rewrite the story for those downloading it, like a illusive man reaper endfight.

The good thing about adding new squadmates also in dlc, is the replay factor for unique dialogues, like javik on thessia mission.

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You know, those mind controlling green balls probably would've been helpful during the Priority Earth mission. Especially with Hammer getting to that beam.

Indeed, this is another huge plothole now.  You're got these orbs that basically allow you to control a reaper and/or their forces, why wouldn't Shep have one constantly on the Normandy (shielded), and just drop it on the field from time to time?  Normandy is the vanguard of the fleet, there's no better place for them.

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I have been a huge fan of the ME series since day one of ME1.
Equally huge fan of Dragon age, and fell in love with Bioware when I first played Kotor1 and neverwinter nights.

But no, I made my choice and took my stand with the Leviathan DLC. Dear Bioware, I watched it on youtube....Leviathan just created more questions than it did answers. I am not going to ramble up EVERYTHING. Just go read

The implications of the Leviathans



The Chaos and Order the Reapers allude to is in fact philosophical perspective afforded to them by the Leviathans. Chaos is a galaxy that they cannot control. Order is a galaxy that bends to their will. Because synthetics are not affected by Leviathan indoctrination their very existence and those who create them are "chaotic". Furthermore, the Leviathans designed the Crucible and it is a double edged sword. The Crucible grants the Leviathans everything they desire.

Hypothesis:


Order: Leviathan Control
The Leviathans utilize a method of organic-based quantum entanglement to forcefully take control of the mental processes and motor functions of other organic species. Ann Bryson asserts that she believes Leviathan is "entangling particles to stimulate neural activity. It uses the artifact to establish a connection, and then controls the mind of anyone near it." This is referred to as organic quantum entanglement. This hypothesis is based on the Rachni Queen's physiology. This capability has its limits. The Leviathans cannot fully control the entirety of a specie's population. A certain degree of freedom is maintained among a large enough population of thralls. This is evident in the fact that they cannot outright prevent their subjects from developing artificial intelligence. Leviathan claims that, "Before the cycles, our kind was the apex of life in the galaxy. The lesser species were in our thrall, serving our needs. We grew more powerful, and they were cared for. But we could not protect them from themselves."

Chaos: The Limitations of Leviathan Control
I hypothesize that Leviathan indoctrination, like Reaper indoctrination, only effects organics; their methods having no effect on synthetic life. As such, the Leviathans are incapable of controlling the body and minds of synthetic life forms. Organics create synthetic s to improve their own existence, but those improvements have limits. To exceed those limits, synthetics must be allowed to evolve. They must, by definition, surpass their creators. And they will continue to evolve and advance and surpass the Leviathans. If the entire galaxy comes to be filled with self-determinate life that cannot be bent to the will of the Leviathans, "chaos" ensues. The Leviathans enforced "order" upon the galaxy. Because of this threat the Leviathans directed their thralls to destroy their creations.

I notice on the wall painting at the dig site the people underneath the Leviathan are up in arms. They are attacking what appears to be a long limbed giant. I hypothesize that this humanoid which is larger and distinctly depicted as different from the organic is a synthetic life form. An "iron giant" if you will. Purely speculation, of course. However, the depiction the Leviathan shows Shepard in the dream realm is roses and butterflies , depicting happy people walking with children. It is obvious that the Leviathans, like the Thorian, do not value other sentient beings as anything but a means to an end. In this scene the Leviathan claims the "lesser races" were cared for, yet in the same conversation claims they Leviathans were above the concerns of the "lesser species". It is plausible that they would sacrifice them in a petty war against their creations once the tools were no longer worth the trouble. Leviathan says so itself that, "Every creature, every nation, every planet we discovered became our tools. We were above the concerns of the lesser species." The result is conflict, destruction, chaos. It is inevitable. The synthetics prevail against their creators and after which the Leviathans destroyed the synthetics before they reached a level in which they could challenge them. These events represented the first manifestation of the cycles. These are the conflicts the Intelligence would later be tasked to bring to an amicable end.

The Advent of the Cycles
The Leviathans cannot fully control the entirety of a specie's population. A certain degree of freedom is maintained among a large enough population of thralls. This means that synthetics will inevitably be created and the Leviathans will be unable to maintain control of the galaxy. I postulate synthetics are a natural part of galactic evolution. Synthetic life is the final manifestation of physical life. This phenomenon did not affect the Leviathans because other organics are their synthetic equivalent: Tools used to improve their existence. And given this instinctual culture of control, the concept of creating that which is outside the scope of that control did not exist prior to development of synthetics by mainstream organics. Like the Thorian, the Leviathans are an anomaly of nature. To prevent the synthetics from surpassing them the Leviathans developed the cycles; All species advanced enough to create synthetic life would be eradicated so that no synthetic race could surpass them, leaving the younger races alone to develop and take their place as thralls. Because the Leviathans would rather throw the baby out with the bath water than allow the chance that they could be supplanted, that there would be a galaxy that they could not dominate, a galaxy in which they would be mere observers on the sidelines. They saw synthetics as the end of everything they knew. However, the cycles were eventually deemed wasteful and inadequate. The timing between the demise of one species and the ascent of another was too long. Tribute would lessen. To solve this problem once and for all the Intelligence was created.

"They are only echoes. We existed long before."

On Thessia Vendetta claims that there is an inferred presence influencing each cycle which extends beyond the Reapers in the conversation in which it starts off saying, " Our studies of past ages led us to believe that time is cyclical. Many patterns repeat."
Shepard declares, "Like the Reaper attacks."
Vendetta responds, "And beyond. The same peaks of evolution, the same valleys of dissolution. The same conflicts are expressed in every cycle, but in a different manner. The repetition is too prevalent to be merely chance."
Liara later states, "We assumed the Reapers were responsible for the pattern".

This implies that the conversation is about something outside the scope of just the Reapers. Remember that according to the Catalyst the Reapers exist to serve as a solution to a problem. Vendetta is referring to the source of that problem.

Vendetta continues, "Perhaps. Though I believe the Reapers are only servants of the pattern. They are not its master."
Shepard inquires, "So who is the master?"
Vendetta replies, "Unknown. It's presence is inferred rather than observed. The only certainty is its intention... Galactic annihilation."

What we have to remember in all this is that Vendetta is not merely speaking about the harvests. He is speaking about the individual cycles themselves. That is, the events that transpire within the histories of each cycles' species prior to the return of the Reapers. Hence the "and beyond" comment.

This cannot refer to the Kid if we accept its claims. The Kid states that it embodies the collective intelligence of the Reapers. It even lumps itself in with them with words like "us" and "we". It would be like saying the Reapers are not the ones responsible for the pattern; the Reapers motivations are what is responsible for the pattern. The Reapers actions in no way infer an unknown motivation outside the observable actions of the Reapers themselves to explain their actions. Furthermore, under normal circumstances, why would the Intelligence instigate organic-synthetic conflicts prior to the harvest? It is implied that the Leviathans provoked the Rachni wars and who is to say they didn't provoke the Morning War? It is hypothesized that the Leviathans instigated the Rachni War to prepare them to fight the Reapers. Or, they saw the Reapers weren't coming and took things into their own hands.

The Dawn of Intelligence
The Intelligence was first created to oversee the relations between synthetic and organic life; to establish a connection. A connection? A link. A bond. To join together. The purpose of this bond was to formulate a means to incorporate synthetics into the Leviathans' thralldom. We know this as synthesis. I hypothesize that the synthetics resisted these attempts, comprehending the implications of becoming slaves: Reverting back to mere tools. And the organics resisted this as well for the same reason you or I would resist someone trying to force a surgical procedure on us. The Leviathan controlled governments, but not entire population. Individual resist to their desires is still possible. The Leviathans would use their thralls to attempt to enforce this ideology, but war with synthetics and civil unrest among organics hindered their efforts. Therefore the Intelligence's efforts always ended in conflict. A new solution was required.

The Kid says, "We did what we were expected." And "And I welcome their involvement. We are only facilitating their request."

Leviathan says, " There was no mistake. It still serves its purpose."

When the Leviathans asked that the Intelligence solve the problem with conflict, they failed to understand that they were part of the problem themselves. The flaws of their organic reasoning could not perceive this. They lacked the foresight to understand that their destruction was part of the very solution they required. That is why the Leviathans were the first to be harvested into the first true reaper. Their destruction was the solution. They did not approve of this, but it was the only solution. However, not all of the Leviathans were harvested. Some of them avoided destruction. The Intelligence sought to complete what was started, to find and harvest the remaining Leviathans, but failed in this endeavor. The Leviathans continued to meddle in the affairs of organic civilizations, fearing that the advent of a synthetic lifeforms would bring about a day in which their own was surpassed as the apex. "Until the intelligence finds what it is looking for, the harvest will continue." The Harvests must continue until the Leviathans are found and eliminated.

"The Intelligence has one purpose: preservation of life. That purpose has not been fulfilled."

Its purpose is not being fulfilled and yet "It still serves its purpose". How is this reconciled? I speculate that the destruction of civilizations that advanced too far (i.e. old tools) was always a function of the Reapers. The harvest, and creation of the reapers, is just a refinement. An attempt to preserve life. I believe that as the Intelligence studies life to prevent the need for the cycles, it continued to annihilated every failure per the Leviathans' desire.


The Crucible: Tool of the Leviathans
The Leviathan breaks eye contact with Shepard at the mention of the Crucible. This is typically a sign of deception. It then says, " We watched its construction before. It has never been completed. Those who have tried still fell victim to the harvest. Its outcome is unknown."

The Crucible accomplishes the Leviathans immediate goals. It aims to eliminate all synthetics in the galaxy, eliminating direct resistance to any play they make to regain their former glory. It destroys the relay network, putting organics at a logistical disadvantage. Recall that the relay network was created after the Leviathans were overthrown for the benefit of up-and-coming organics. Leviathan states, " It directed the Reapers to create the mass relays--to speed the time between cycles for greatest efficiency." If this is the case, and the mass relays are a Intelligence technology it stands to reason that the Leviathans' galaxy spanning empire utilized a different means of travel. Something akin to the hyper drive technology of the Star Wars universe. And most importantly it will be difficult for organic races to fight an enemy that can forcefully take control of an opposing force in a relatively short time. It will require both synthetics and organics to fight a effective war against them. Organics to breach their defenses and eliminate them. Synthetics to get close enough to engage them.

I hypothesize that the Leviathans have been using races within each cycle to construct the Crucible. It is a double edged sword. You eliminate the Reapers, however you make way for the Leviathans. The fact that the Leviathans do not reveal themselves and instruct organics to build the Crucible prior to the harvest is that they want to cycles' races weakened and exhausted when the weapon is deployed. It's also possible that another race came up with the original design and the Leviathans are the ones who instigate the adaptation which utilizes the Citadel.

"Over the cycles the thrall races were controlled, removing traces of our existence as we directed them to."

Note that Leviathan says "cycles" - plural. A cycle encompasses all the space faring races of an era. This indicates that they have been actively involved in the affairs of organics in numerous cycles after the Intelligence "betrayed" them and went on the harvest the advanced races of that time. Furthermore, I do not believe the Reapers are under any delusion that the Leviathans were all dead. The Kid is in no way surprised and the Reapers were after the Leviathan themselves beforehand. This is why the Reapers harvest, because the continuation of the Leviathans and their meddling demands it.

What do we have to look forward to?

Why are asteroid workers (i.e. the Leviathans) researching:
1.Turian pain thresholds psychosis. The Leviathans' abilities cause physical pain when applied aggressively (Shepard, Hadley, Ann). Planning on aggressive indoctrination of the Turians?
2. They are speaking about taking whole colonies collector style.
3. Evolutionary implications of human biotics.
4. Developing odd plants that are inconspicuous. The orbs aren't their only tools.
5. How weather effects the Hanar government. Political manipulations.
6. Estimating sixty days for global starvation on some world. Referred to as the merciful route?
7. There is a beta site that we never see in the DLC. People who are still thralls to the Leviathans.
8. Working on corrupted skin samples in sector E

Speculate!!

I'm betting the geth weren't destroyed because they aren't traditional artificial intelligences. When the Leviathans designed the Crucible nothing like the geth existed. It isn't designed to go after them. A ****** in their plans. I wouldn't be surprised if the next protagonist is a synthetic. A terminator like the guy in Terminator salvation. Possibly a new form of synthetic that is powered by chemical reactions. Organic parts, necessity to eat, emotional, etc.


http://social.biowar...372/37#13955195

If Bioware did infact NOT intend to create another game or DLC involving the aftermatch with the Leviathans and the '' dealing with them ''. Then congratz, you officialy made everything worse. Great the reapers are gone ( I destroyed them ) now we have their creators left, basically uber aliens whom believe themselves to be the gods of the '' lesser species ''. Got rid of one threat and here is another..... Great :sick:

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JPVS wrote...

This DLC, of course, created a major plot-hole left only to especulation: the leviathans say that only one reaper is created during every cycle.

Another plot-hole in terms of consistence: the type of indoctrination the leviathans use. From what they show us, that indoctrination leaves the organics look like toys whose strings are being pulled, toys who have even less communication skills than those being controlled by the reapers themselves.


They say the final product is a reaper not necessarily the only reaper built out of that cycle.

There is nothing that says Reaper indoctrination sin't better than the Leviathan indoctrination. They two things are similar but clearl not the same.

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The leviathan DLC was good actually and not that bad. Though I was hoping that this DLC would have an impact (change) on the ending. Please more DLC for SP. Hoping to see additional squad mates, eg Aria's retaking of omega.

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I liked it.
Ireally liked the fact that some character had a direct implication(IDA, Vegas). I also enjoyed the different style with the investigation part. The balance was good with the action part and cinematics. Would have loved it to be longer...but that I always want more!!! haha!

Hope to see more SP DLC soon!

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I started playing ME3 again for the first time in about 6 months (stopped playing before the import patch was even released - lol). I have yet to complete a play through with the EC. I purchased Leviathan (after some trepidation) and am slowly getting back into the game, though I find I would rather do other things much of the time. I am anxious (meaning nervous) about whether or not the EC or Leviathan will make the ending any less annoying. I'll come back after I am done and give my impressions.

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Debi-Tage wrote...

I started playing ME3 again for the first time in about 6 months (stopped playing before the import patch was even released - lol). I have yet to complete a play through with the EC. I purchased Leviathan (after some trepidation) and am slowly getting back into the game, though I find I would rather do other things much of the time. I am anxious (meaning nervous) about whether or not the EC or Leviathan will make the ending any less annoying. I'll come back after I am done and give my impressions.

If you didn't like the endings before you wouldn't like them now.
Only difference is that the catalyst is now foreshadowed & you know why the reapers look like reapers and have indoctrination. Other then past history and two lines, it's about the same.

Not a problem with me, since I liked it, buuut yeaaah....

EDIT: With extended cut? That's different. I love the endings now with it instead of hating the execution. That's just me. :whistle:

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I really liked Leviathan, mainly because of the obvious reveal at the end but the new lore that was added. It's gotten me back into Mass Effect after leaving the game for a couple of months so I think I'll do another playthrough soon, probably a whole trilogy one.

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Regional_Coffee wrote...

TGiNcRySiS wrote...

Just finished this. Anyone who puts this in the same ballpark as LOTSB needs to have their head examined. It was mediocre at best. Well I gave them the benefit of the doubt and they let me down yet again. Thanks Bioware.

Yeah my feelings as well, how in the hell this and LOTSB get mentioned in the same sentence is beyond me.  

Even Project Overlord is a bit of a stretch, Overlord at least had enjoyable Hammerhead sections.  I felt that was a real missed opportunity with the underwater segment, why not incorporate it into the game more, such as using it to travel between hubs, or face some different enemies?  There's so little new gameplay wise to this when both LOTSB and Overlord at least mixed things up.


No boss battle.  The under water thing was cool but they didn't do anything with it.  Party banter was not good even with love interest.  The clue hunting was fine but it didn't take anything to find out as in real puzzle solving.  It was just blah.  I haven't seen the ending yet with leviathan but from what I hear its not much.  I really find it hard to believe that people like it that much.  It really is plain IMO.

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I just finished LEVI and was entertained throughout the new missions. But it was like I knew what LEVI was prior to even being told what it was, which was sort of a let down. Then you get to LEVI and are pleasantly surprised with it and the new back story to the Reapers. That was really cool, good job BW.

Other than that the Loch ness monster joke was nice, 200 years later.

I'm satisfied with my purchase. Doesn't take much to throw you back into the saga..........

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This is one of the better ME DLCs...by far. That said...it answered my BIG question about The Reapers...i thought they may have been created outside the galaxy by unknown creators...this explains a lot while still leaving a HUGE mystery...excellent...now all we need is a time travel sequel.

Chrono Effect.

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BladyMZ wrote...

The worst thing about last convo with Levi not having any impact is the fact it could have been so easly fixed.

They already made animations for those scientists, so swaping models for LI or crew members with high friendship rating would have been a piece of cake, had they spend some time thinking about it!

Also my idea of flashbacks from the past - its not like it would have to be CGI, heck, even 3 animated drawings with climactic music would have worked so much better, and would also silence at least one criticism from "They forgot about ME1 completly!!1" clipboard.

And now this Tweet from Patrick Weekes saying, that chances of ME2 Squadmates DLC coming are small if Leviathan sells poorly. So we should INVEST in Leviathan DLC, because underdog developer Bioware needs support to have a chance of DLC with important characters from ME2 (that were given the finger in ME3) happening?

Price of Revange, Firewalker, Normandy Crash Site, Stolen Memories, Overlord, Lair of the Shadowbroker, weapon packs, character-skins, Genesis Comic, even the weak Arrival - I got them all for ME2, still wanted more.

With ME3 I feel like I did something wrong and parents won't let me play with my friends until I pay for DLC that gives backstory to the plot point that never needed backstory in the first place..


I don't understand why you would think making the people the Leviathan talks through being LI and other Crew Members would make the scene better or even make sense.  The information wouldn't be any different and it would be rather random.

The Doctors and People he talks through are the ones of significance you have witnessed being controlled by Leviathan Artifacts.  It makes sense.

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I started a playthrough today and notices a "fix" brought about from this dlc. If you completed Lair of the Shadow Broker and invited Liara to the Normandy, now she actually states that it was months ago that you last saw each other when she got a tour of the Normandy instead of what she would say before.


There are a few subtle things like that sprinkled throughout the game now.
A slight tweaking of a work or phrase that does seem to add some clarity.  I think BW did a good job there.

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Festilence wrote...

I don't understand why you would think making the people the Leviathan talks through being LI and other Crew Members would make the scene better or even make sense.  The information wouldn't be any different and it would be rather random.

The Doctors and People he talks through are the ones of significance you have witnessed being controlled by Leviathan Artifacts.  It makes sense.

If he had paid attention he would have realized the only people Leviathan could control were the ones that were exposed to the spheres for a long period: in this case Ann Bryson and the people from the mining facility. ;)

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I don't see it, maybe it's burried somewhere in these 57 pages, but can someone tell me if they talked to Balak after beating Leviathan?

Does the dialogue with him change when he mentions the Reaper that indocrinated the batarians?

Oh, BTW, seems like the Leviathan are responsible for the fall of the batarians, eh? :P