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[MegaSovereign]

The Spamming Troll wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Seafood is always popular.

*chuckle*

It has been our largest selling DLC to date, but I'm not going into specific numbers.

seriously?

hmmmmm, this little tid bit is making me think, and its not good when TST starts a thinkin!

bioware isnt gonig to make another mass effect game that im going to like. if leviathon is their biggest seller, of their most complained about game, then how am i to expect something different??? theyll make some games that other people will like, but not one i will like. im not a fan of bioware, im a fan of ME1, and that sucks for me.

I'm pretty sure not everything they make will be modeled off of Leviathan...lol.

Not sure what you're implying here but it sounds like you think that Bioware's style changed dramatically with the release of Leviathan.

[Reever]

Chris Priestly wrote...

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Seafood is always popular.

*chuckle*

It has been our largest selling DLC to date, but I'm not going into specific numbers.

Good to hear. Hope that motivates you guys to do at least 3-4 more SP DLCs. (I´m talking about motivation and not about budget because I guess you make enough profit with the MP....^^)

[Mastone]

MegaSovereign wrote...

Mastone wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...

Mastone wrote...

Our_Last_Scene wrote...

clarkusdarkus wrote...

babachewie wrote...

Mastone wrote...

I haven't spend even a penny on Bioware after the **** of the ME franchise and watched this on YouTube.
The thing is, is that the ending is so absolutely terrible and overshadowing that it ruins everything I do in the game.
ME1 made me want more, ME2 was not as good but entertaining nonetheless and I bought every DLC that came out when I finished ME3 I was first outraged about the stupidity of the game, the writers and everything ME after a while it was indifference and now I find myself not understanding why people like this and keep supporting the game and the business that made it when after all that has transpired ( the lying, first day DLC, horrible ending and lots more I guess) they still continue to do so....

just like i don't understand why people like you still come here to gripe 8 months after the fact. 

watch out.......got a badass over here:bandit:

It's not that badass to point out that you don't understand why people who hate the franchise and want the business to fail still come here almost 8 months later.

Anyway good to see it's sold well. Can't wait for Omega.

LOL, I don't want the bussines of Bioware to fail I just want that they see that they have failed and yes I understand different people have different opinions, I just don't get why people with half a brain still buy content for a game that has failed to deliver on its promises on the verge of lying.
It's not griping by the way.... I 'm just one of those people who can't say it's a lovely day when it's pouring outside and get annoyed by people who say the sun shines somewhere beyond the clouds and are looking for a mere glimpse of sunlight to prove to me that it is a sunny day after all.

Wow, so you think only stupid people bought Leviathan?

**** off.

Well that isn't overly friendly....the sad thing is these are your own words, I would simply go for naive or over optimistic...but if you instead go for stupid be my guest

Yea sorry for confusing having less than "half a brain "with being stupid.

I just don't get why people with half a brain still buy content for a
game that has failed to deliver on its promises on the verge of lying.

^ Yup nothing insulting about what you said! Silly me!

Well if you read the sentence entirely which I hope and see you did since you quoted it so nicely,  I merely stated that I dont get why people buy a product from people who have lied about a lot of things prelaunch ( there are ample topics spent on this subject) and continue to have faith in the same people that's what I meant with half a brain...you can call that stupid I simply call it naive since  there are people who can calculate Pi out of their head but buy a hotdog for $10...

[Cainne Chapel]

Mastone wrote...

Cainne Chapel wrote...

Mastone wrote...

Well as you know.. A story has a beginning an arc shapeed by choices and an end.
ME never was a game on rails it was about choices during a warstory...in the end the choices you made didn't have any impact on the ending..none whatsoever...for a rpg game based around (character) choice and alignment this is a huge let down... people who complain about the ending don't necesarily want the blue babies ending...just an ending that is in line with the rest of the game ( google spacemagic )

Look Mastone, I'm as much as a ME fanboy as anyone I know, knows.

That said, ME was ALWAYS on rails, it was never a freeform open story, even in ME1.  Choices at best were like frosting on a cake, you could change it sure and it could change the overall flavor, but the cake is still the same underneath.  The choices over the course of the game barely if ever effected the end choice in all 3 games (in most BW games honestly)

As for space magic, the whole series is built on it strangely, is it at least cursory explained? sure, but its still "the force", psychic power,s pace magic, whatever you want to call it.  Now we can argue if it could of been done better (as all things could).

But in the end I too was happy with it and my shepards felt like MY shepards at the end of the day despite the original non closured ending.  The EC did go a long way it making it better overall

I won't hold it against you.. I used to be a fanboy myself so I can relate .
Well sure they build a framework on which they developed the story, but when I played ME1 I really had to make relevant choices and there were some nice twists during this ride.... I could pick who survived Virmire, if I made friends with Wrex, if I let the council die or not, in ME2 that was much much less but I figured they saved everything for the grand finale...instead they really stopped focussing on the RPG aspect of ME and went for a gear of wars approach...but didn't tell people they were doing this....instead they lied about it.
The spacemagic is something so out of canon for mass effect that this among other things totally messed up the game and the canon.

to me this is why ME will never regain my confidence.. simply because of the fact they are going the shooter route...if I want to play a shooter I would buy battlefield or modern warfare or one of countless others ...i like rpg's but sadly Bioware stopped making them since ME2 -ish

You cant really sit there and say that you could make relevant choices in ME1 and to a lesser extent in ME2 and then gloss over all the choices that came to a head in ME3.  Thats just... well... silly. 

I made just as many relevant choices in ME3 as I did 1 or 2, if not ones that had FAR more reaching effects.  Besides the space magic isn't any more space magicky than giant space cthulhu of unfathomable individual power.  Its a stretch maybe. But then this was never a HARD sci fi property anymore than star wars is,

Also they've been going the "shooter" route since ME1 thus why it was classified as an action-rpg, them making the shooting bits better doesn't necessitate them lacking in anything else, besides thats a gameplay complaint.  I for one am GLAD they focused on that as the gameplay in ME1 is VERY dated even now, fun still, yes, but i;m thankful for the change, its fits the property much better.

[DDNM]

Chris Priestly wrote...

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Seafood is always popular.

*chuckle*

It has been our largest selling DLC to date, but I'm not going into specific numbers.

Whatever...

[Mastone]

Our_Last_Scene wrote...

Mastone wrote...

Our_Last_Scene wrote...


Don't really see how other people buying something bothers you. You always have the option of getting over something you hate and don't want to support, after 8 months, and not getting worked up over something that makes no difference to your life.

Well it doesn't affect my life in a direct way, but it could be that it will affect my life in the future so that at some point you get a half finished game for which you have to pay the developer to properly finish it.
But the same could be said about you to, why can't you get over the fact that there are people who dislike the game and voice their opinion on the forum once in a while... so stop getting worked up over the fact that I have a different opinion ...you always have the option of getting over something you hate

People buying something doesn't affect your life but it MIGHT in the future if a different group of people decide to take an unrelated course of actions on a future hypothetical game? Really?

And please, you're vastly misunderstanding why I point out that people are getting worked up about something that doesn't affect their life/something they hate and are spending, probably more than they spent playing the entire series, of their time complaining about 8 months later on the official forums, and I'll give you a hint, it's not because it bothers me.

Your mistaken if you think its unrelated, if you can sell half a game at full price and charge another full games worth of dlc ..and people swallow it...then I assure you companies will  jumpp that bandwagon..

FYI I played ME1 and enjoyed it, I played ME2 and enjoyed it albeit much less then ME 1..ME3 was nice up to somewhere in the middle but it never hit the elevel of polish of ME2 or the nice crafted story of ME1 ( faild on 2 fronts) and yes the ending was downright insulting

and yes it bothers you , because you would stop reacting if it didn't

[The Spamming Troll]

MegaSovereign wrote...

The Spamming Troll wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Seafood is always popular.

*chuckle*

It has been our largest selling DLC to date, but I'm not going into specific numbers.

seriously?

hmmmmm, this little tid bit is making me think, and its not good when TST starts a thinkin!

bioware isnt gonig to make another mass effect game that im going to like. if leviathon is their biggest seller, of their most complained about game, then how am i to expect something different??? theyll make some games that other people will like, but not one i will like. im not a fan of bioware, im a fan of ME1, and that sucks for me.

I'm pretty sure not everything they make will be modeled off of Leviathan...lol.

Not sure what you're implying here but it sounds like you think that Bioware's style changed dramatically with the release of Leviathan.

no, it was with the release of ME2.

it just adds more to my realization.

im a fan of ME1, and thats where it starts and stops for me.

Modifié par The Spamming Troll, 29 septembre 2012 - 11:31 .

[Cainne Chapel]

edisnooM wrote...

@Cainne Chapel

Huh, well maybe I missed something, but in the early days I remember them being decidedly inactive, a couple "We're listening" and "If you only knew what we had planned, you'd keep your savegames for ever", but not a lot of discussion with fans that I remember. I mean Hudson and Walters up and vanished and are still MIA. Compared to how vocal they seemed immediately preceding ME3's launch that's a bit of a contrast.

I saw several people with very well thought out and serious diagnosis of problems with the ending, from design standpoints, narratively, thematically, not "angst ridden" (and here's another word I hate)"whining", but legitimate questions and concerns, and they were never acknowledged in any form that I recall. There was actually one thread that went on for over 200 pages with some of the best analysis and polite discourse I'd seen, without a single response from anyone at BioWare.

I mean they don't have to interact with fans, it's not a requirement for them, but I don't think they should be overly surprised if some fans are still upset when their concerns and problems were not acknowledged, much less addressed.

You are right Edis, I've also read LOTS of good posts about the same issues with actually some well thought out ways to implement them.

In a perfect world it'd be great if theyc ould use a lot of it, but at the end of the day there's always going to be some issues with every game, even classics, also there's the daunting task of, you just cant implement every great idea that comes along to a good degree too unfortunately.

I too would love more involvment sure, but at the same time dev involvement isnt a neccessity for one ot enjoy or not enjoy a game.  and if it is..well then they are MUCH more fervent than I.

[Mastone]

Cainne Chapel wrote...

Mastone wrote...

Cainne Chapel wrote...

Mastone wrote...

Well as you know.. A story has a beginning an arc shapeed by choices and an end.
ME never was a game on rails it was about choices during a warstory...in the end the choices you made didn't have any impact on the ending..none whatsoever...for a rpg game based around (character) choice and alignment this is a huge let down... people who complain about the ending don't necesarily want the blue babies ending...just an ending that is in line with the rest of the game ( google spacemagic )

Look Mastone, I'm as much as a ME fanboy as anyone I know, knows.

That said, ME was ALWAYS on rails, it was never a freeform open story, even in ME1.  Choices at best were like frosting on a cake, you could change it sure and it could change the overall flavor, but the cake is still the same underneath.  The choices over the course of the game barely if ever effected the end choice in all 3 games (in most BW games honestly)

As for space magic, the whole series is built on it strangely, is it at least cursory explained? sure, but its still "the force", psychic power,s pace magic, whatever you want to call it.  Now we can argue if it could of been done better (as all things could).

But in the end I too was happy with it and my shepards felt like MY shepards at the end of the day despite the original non closured ending.  The EC did go a long way it making it better overall

I won't hold it against you.. I used to be a fanboy myself so I can relate .
Well sure they build a framework on which they developed the story, but when I played ME1 I really had to make relevant choices and there were some nice twists during this ride.... I could pick who survived Virmire, if I made friends with Wrex, if I let the council die or not, in ME2 that was much much less but I figured they saved everything for the grand finale...instead they really stopped focussing on the RPG aspect of ME and went for a gear of wars approach...but didn't tell people they were doing this....instead they lied about it.
The spacemagic is something so out of canon for mass effect that this among other things totally messed up the game and the canon.

to me this is why ME will never regain my confidence.. simply because of the fact they are going the shooter route...if I want to play a shooter I would buy battlefield or modern warfare or one of countless others ...i like rpg's but sadly Bioware stopped making them since ME2 -ish

You cant really sit there and say that you could make relevant choices in ME1 and to a lesser extent in ME2 and then gloss over all the choices that came to a head in ME3.  Thats just... well... silly. 

I made just as many relevant choices in ME3 as I did 1 or 2, if not ones that had FAR more reaching effects.  Besides the space magic isn't any more space magicky than giant space cthulhu of unfathomable individual power.  Its a stretch maybe. But then this was never a HARD sci fi property anymore than star wars is,

Also they've been going the "shooter" route since ME1 thus why it was classified as an action-rpg, them making the shooting bits better doesn't necessitate them lacking in anything else, besides thats a gameplay complaint.  I for one am GLAD they focused on that as the gameplay in ME1 is VERY dated even now, fun still, yes, but i;m thankful for the change, its fits the property much better.

Come on now you are just messing with me...sure ME1 is a bit more dated then ME2 and 3 but if you put ME3 gameplay and graphics on ME1 it would have been a way better game than ME2 and ME3 put together..the storytelling was way better, better characters.
The ending of ME1 was really a nice ending where your choices mattered, in ME2 those choices were marginalised by conveniently placing you in another system after ME2 it doesn't matter if you saved the collector ship or destroyed it ME3 would have developed on the same lines as it did regardless.

I don't mind that they polished the action, but they have diminished the RPG  in action from ME2 onwards in the end making ME3 a dumbed down GOW clone which is ( imo ) very sad

[Cainne Chapel]

The Spamming Troll wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...

The Spamming Troll wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Seafood is always popular.

*chuckle*

It has been our largest selling DLC to date, but I'm not going into specific numbers.

seriously?

hmmmmm, this little tid bit is making me think, and its not good when TST starts a thinkin!

bioware isnt gonig to make another mass effect game that im going to like. if leviathon is their biggest seller, of their most complained about game, then how am i to expect something different??? theyll make some games that other people will like, but not one i will like. im not a fan of bioware, im a fan of ME1, and that sucks for me.

I'm pretty sure not everything they make will be modeled off of Leviathan...lol.

Not sure what you're implying here but it sounds like you think that Bioware's style changed dramatically with the release of Leviathan.

no, it was with the release of ME2.

it just adds more to my realization.

im a fan of ME1, and thats where it starts and stops for me.

Understandable Troll, I do recall back during the ME2 days you said the same thing.

We may disagree on a lot, but I at least love the fact you've stuck to your guns *nods*

[Mastone]

The Spamming Troll wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...

The Spamming Troll wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Seafood is always popular.

*chuckle*

It has been our largest selling DLC to date, but I'm not going into specific numbers.

seriously?

hmmmmm, this little tid bit is making me think, and its not good when TST starts a thinkin!

bioware isnt gonig to make another mass effect game that im going to like. if leviathon is their biggest seller, of their most complained about game, then how am i to expect something different??? theyll make some games that other people will like, but not one i will like. im not a fan of bioware, im a fan of ME1, and that sucks for me.

I'm pretty sure not everything they make will be modeled off of Leviathan...lol.

Not sure what you're implying here but it sounds like you think that Bioware's style changed dramatically with the release of Leviathan.

no, it was with the release of ME2.

it just adds more to my realization.

im a fan of ME1, and thats where it starts and stops for me.

Couldn't agree more here

[Texhnolyze101]

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

[Dragoonlordz]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

Then why did you post in here...

[Mastone]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

Although I understand the sentiment ( haven't bought the dlc myself ) it would help if you elaborated a bit more aside from snidey remarksotherwise it would just be trolling

[Texhnolyze101]

Dragoonlordz wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

Then why did you post in here...

The OP asked a question in his title so i answered it 

[Cainne Chapel]

Mastone wrote...

Come on now you are just messing with me...sure ME1 is a bit more dated then ME2 and 3 but if you put ME3 gameplay and graphics on ME1 it would have been a way better game than ME2 and ME3 put together..the storytelling was way better, better characters.
The ending of ME1 was really a nice ending where your choices mattered, in ME2 those choices were marginalised by conveniently placing you in another system after ME2 it doesn't matter if you saved the collector ship or destroyed it ME3 would have developed on the same lines as it did regardless.

I don't mind that they polished the action, but they have diminished the RPG  in action from ME2 onwards in the end making ME3 a dumbed down GOW clone which is ( imo ) very sad

On that first part we can agree, I would love to ahve ME1 with  ME3 upgrade, but at the same time I like ME1 the way it is, dated and all.

The characters I disagree, in ME1 they were glorified Info dumps for the most part, granted I still liked them, but they were just info drones 80% of the time.  I actually loved character progression as the series went on and like a LOT of the characters they introduced after ME1.  hell I even like Vega and Traynor.

As for ME1 you also really cant say choices mattered as you never really got to see the brunt of your decisions until later on really outside of maybe a conversation or two with the squad and or the councilors.  Really any choice you make ended up mostly the same in ME2 and 3 in a lot of ways, except with 3 you get to see a lot come to fruition and tie off in ways.  Though some did fall by the way side as it was in ME2 witht he emails and what not.

But yes what you touch on is a problem with the system since ME1 really in that your choices really only "flavor" the games and dont effect them on a more tangible level.  This was quite evident since ME2, sure a lot in ME3 relies heavily on 1 and 2, but it would be nice in the future to have a system that can actually slightly CHANGE a storyline thanks to an earlier choice whether for good or bad.  I hope BW does something like that as they refine they're transfer mechanic as it is quite different from most other things out there.

[Texhnolyze101]

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

Although I understand the sentiment ( haven't bought the dlc myself ) it would help if you elaborated a bit more aside from snidey remarksotherwise it would just be trolling

What is there to elaborate on? i didn't buy the DLC so how much its selling doesn't mean much to me.

[Mastone]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

Although I understand the sentiment ( haven't bought the dlc myself ) it would help if you elaborated a bit more aside from snidey remarksotherwise it would just be trolling

What is there to elaborate on? i didn't buy the DLC so how much its selling doesn't mean much to me.

Well for starters why didn't you buy the dlc?
Why do you post here if it doesn't mean much.

"it's the question that drives us neo LOL "

[ShepComing4U]

Chris Priestly wrote...

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Seafood is always popular.

*chuckle*

It has been our largest selling DLC to date, but I'm not going into specific numbers.

We have a bad history when it comes to believing Biowares claims.

Lol, jk, I dont really care how well your DLC sells. The important thing is I have more money that can be saved up and spent elsewhere. So thanks for that I guess.

[Texhnolyze101]

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

Although I understand the sentiment ( haven't bought the dlc myself ) it would help if you elaborated a bit more aside from snidey remarksotherwise it would just be trolling

What is there to elaborate on? i didn't buy the DLC so how much its selling doesn't mean much to me.

Well for starters why didn't you buy the dlc?
Why do you post here if it doesn't mean much.

"it's the question that drives us neo LOL "

Well for starters i didn't buy it because i don't like ME3's ending and could care less about a DLC trying to justify it and as for why i posted in this thread? well your thread title is in the form of a question so i gave you an answer

[Mastone]

Cainne Chapel wrote...

Mastone wrote...

Come on now you are just messing with me...sure ME1 is a bit more dated then ME2 and 3 but if you put ME3 gameplay and graphics on ME1 it would have been a way better game than ME2 and ME3 put together..the storytelling was way better, better characters.
The ending of ME1 was really a nice ending where your choices mattered, in ME2 those choices were marginalised by conveniently placing you in another system after ME2 it doesn't matter if you saved the collector ship or destroyed it ME3 would have developed on the same lines as it did regardless.

I don't mind that they polished the action, but they have diminished the RPG  in action from ME2 onwards in the end making ME3 a dumbed down GOW clone which is ( imo ) very sad

On that first part we can agree, I would love to ahve ME1 with  ME3 upgrade, but at the same time I like ME1 the way it is, dated and all.

The characters I disagree, in ME1 they were glorified Info dumps for the most part, granted I still liked them, but they were just info drones 80% of the time.  I actually loved character progression as the series went on and like a LOT of the characters they introduced after ME1.  hell I even like Vega and Traynor.

As for ME1 you also really cant say choices mattered as you never really got to see the brunt of your decisions until later on really outside of maybe a conversation or two with the squad and or the councilors.  Really any choice you make ended up mostly the same in ME2 and 3 in a lot of ways, except with 3 you get to see a lot come to fruition and tie off in ways.  Though some did fall by the way side as it was in ME2 witht he emails and what not.

But yes what you touch on is a problem with the system since ME1 really in that your choices really only "flavor" the games and dont effect them on a more tangible level.  This was quite evident since ME2, sure a lot in ME3 relies heavily on 1 and 2, but it would be nice in the future to have a system that can actually slightly CHANGE a storyline thanks to an earlier choice whether for good or bad.  I hope BW does something like that as they refine they're transfer mechanic as it is quite different from most other things out there.

Now I think I am coming through to you yet ..so please hang on now.

So you agree about the fact that ME1 would be way betterthan ME2+ME3 put together if they would update the graphics and gameplay...so at it's core it's better.
Now how come that this weakened over the course of 2 installments did good writers stopped being good writers or was the focus on something else than story development?....

Now with regards to the characters I agree that ME2 had a nice colorfull bunch and I wished that Jack, Mordin, Thane and perhaps even Javik were part of the ME1 crew just for the sake of diversity.
But that being said I feel that characters in ME1 were more like personalities with traiths of their own than ME2 and 3 ( in 2 you had to fill a loyality meter concluded by a mmission which inadvertenl was about daddy issues in 3 they would follow you into any ****hole) you really had to convince Wrex to stick with it on Virmire, they talked to each other in elevators or during walks and there were less characters allowing more development .

The last point you mention is a critical one..the transfer issue this actually not merely a transfer of attribute sissue I think this even limits the engines capabilities combined with the fact that at its core Bioware rpg's haven't changed drastically from the kotor days except for some polishing  on the toplevel and I actually believe that they stuck for to long with this system and that maybe even the programmers weren't good enough to incorporate something with more then 3 variables .
again instead of focussing on core gameplay elements like they used to do ...they instead went for the polishing hoping people would fall for it ... and they did , me included.

[Mastone]

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

Although I understand the sentiment ( haven't bought the dlc myself ) it would help if you elaborated a bit more aside from snidey remarksotherwise it would just be trolling

What is there to elaborate on? i didn't buy the DLC so how much its selling doesn't mean much to me.

Well for starters why didn't you buy the dlc?
Why do you post here if it doesn't mean much.

"it's the question that drives us neo LOL "

Well for starters i didn't buy it because i don't like ME3's ending and could care less about a DLC trying to justify it and as for why i posted in this thread? well your thread title is in the form of a question so i gave you an answer

Well was that so hard?

[V-rcingetorix]

Just to add some variety here; I didn't buy the Leviathan DLC. I watched it on youtube, and while it isn't the best I've seen (LOTSB, hands down!), it definitely isn't the worst.

I thought long and hard about buying DLC. I have 160 pts that I haven't used, and I thought about using them for that weapons update for single player...but decided against it. You see, the ending to ME3 was...off. It didn't have the feeling that ME1 and ME2 finished with, whichever ending you got. Why would I spend money on that?

Don't get me wrong, the rest of ME3 was absolutivitaly fantabulous..for the most part...but the ending was bad. Give me, and the rest of the ending ambivalent individuals, a ending similar to ME1/ME2 (alive is an OPTION, and reunion-if alive-is a MUST), and I'll buy the rest of the DLC.

Don't believe me? Check out my games. I have DA:O, DA:A (all DLC), DA:2, ME1 (BDTS DLC), ME2 (Kasumi, LOTSB, all DLC weps) and ME3. For ME3 alone I have a multiplayer rating of 2,845, plus all weapons except the M-11 wraith and Collector Rifle.

When my schedule allows, I play hard. Leviathan didn't look worth the money, because in the end, nothing really changed. Sorry :/

EDIT: spelling

Modifié par V-rcingetorix, 30 septembre 2012 - 12:02 .

[jpraelster93]

I didnt pay a dime for it I used bing rewards

[Texhnolyze101]

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

Mastone wrote...

101ezylonhxeT wrote...

I didn't buy it so i don't care about how well it sold.

Although I understand the sentiment ( haven't bought the dlc myself ) it would help if you elaborated a bit more aside from snidey remarksotherwise it would just be trolling

What is there to elaborate on? i didn't buy the DLC so how much its selling doesn't mean much to me.

Well for starters why didn't you buy the dlc?
Why do you post here if it doesn't mean much.

"it's the question that drives us neo LOL "

Well for starters i didn't buy it because i don't like ME3's ending and could care less about a DLC trying to justify it and as for why i posted in this thread? well your thread title is in the form of a question so i gave you an answer

Well was that so hard?

Not really but i prefer to keep things short and to the point lol.