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[Nicksta92]

DLC is glitchy as ****. Boring too. Not worth 15 bucks at all.

[digby69]

My 2 cents worth:-

Was not worth the BW points certainly compared to leviathan which had better story, expanded the ME Law, added to the ending (always a good point). It just felt like a tacked on extra, didn't "fit" into the game at all. I'll wait for reviews of the next DLC after its launched before buying.

[TW6464]

I just hope this new Singleplayer DLC finally adds Randall Ezno and a Batarian to the game. I mean COME ON BIOWARE!!!! You have A PROTHEAN, For Pete's sake! I can't be that hard to add them...

[Abraham_uk]

TW6464 wrote...

I just hope this new Singleplayer DLC finally adds Randall Ezno and a Batarian to the game. I mean COME ON BIOWARE!!!! You have A PROTHEAN, For Pete's sake! I can't be that hard to add them...

Hmmm. Could include Randall Enzo's powers and Baterian Powers.

Randall Enzo


Powers

Tactical Cloak
Leash: The Leash Biotic disables enemies allowing you to fling them around with a force of 600 Newtons.
Storm: Storm creates a persisting sphere of destruction, damaging any enemies caught in the maelstrom.
Salvo: Salvo fires multiple target-seeking projectiles at range effectively turning the user into a mobile missile launcher.


Weapons: Sniper Rifle and Assault Rifle


___________________________________________________________________________________________
Gharma Zule:
[Baterian Female]


Powers

Blade Armour
Ballistic Blades
Submission Net

Sledgehammer Ammo: Capable of setting up tech bursts and can cause organic targets to bleed. In addition throws unprotected enemies backwards and staggers protected enemies. Reduces rate of fire by 20%.



Weapons: Sniper Rifle and Assault Rifle

Modifié par Abraham_uk, 29 janvier 2013 - 06:02 .

[james1976]

shadowhawk233 wrote...

james1976 wrote...

A missed opportunity, I agree.  And I have wondered about Aleena and Wrex as well, but it seems to me if Aria was indeed Aleena, Wrex might have mentioned it.  Or perhaps he was too busy with his duties.  If they had met in Shepard's presence then I would have expected more.  Kind of like in ME2 if you bring Miranda with you to Illium, Liara and Miranda say nothing about meeting each other before.  At least nothing I remember.

Of course it was, i and many other fans wanted to know if she really was that Asari Merc Aleena that Wrex spoke off, there were even hints in Mass Effect 2 when you first meet Aria. Her words, "Better luck next time!" is something Aleena would say. That's what everyone wanted confirmation on, instead of these completely out of character exchanges where Aria alludes to her sex life. 

Here's a vid for Aria's Past (alluding to Wrex's Aleena) 

But thanks to this Omega DLC, it's all thrown out the window.

Missed opportunity or not, I still enjoyed it, had no bugs that I saw, and I didn't feel bad about the price either.  It's no ending re-write/add-on but I liked it.

[Squeeze the Fish]

Just (finally) got around to playing "Omega". I don't know if you guys still read these things but here's what I thought.
The Bad:

The price. I don't think I need to rehash what everyone already said, but a DLC that is 1/4 the price of the entire game is a bit steep in my opinion. The price is also the main reason I held off buying the DLC for so long (but in the end, I couldn’t resist!)

Glitches: Yeah, the Aria speeches were freaky. She kept sliding around the screen in a pretty creepy way that totally detracted from what was supposed to be a pretty cool moment.

Mistakes: Turian blood is supposed to be blue, yes?

The Good:

Omega: I didn't realize how much I missed that place, but man was it great to be back and I think the levels were well designed and fun to play.

Combat: Like all of ME3 (for me), it was fun to play. Didn't quite feel the "horror" of the new enemies, but it was still great to be back in the saddle.

Female Turian: I was so thrilled to finally see a female turian (outside of the comics) and I liked the way Nyreen, despite being rejected by her kind, still exemplified the turian ideals.

Aria: Of course, fighting alongside Aria was awesome. I thought her dialog was great and handled well, and I really liked the end (for me) when Shepard got to confound her for a change.  

Story: Taking Omega back was an interesting and cool story and I couldn't wait to see what was going to happen next. I felt like I already was invested in the place and the characters so this mission felt more personal than something like, say, "Leviathan" (which I really did not like very much despite that it added a little bit to the lore).

I really didn't mind not being able to take my own crew- it was a nice change of pace and even though it would have been awesome to hear the Illusive Man losing his cool about what Shepard did on Omega- it wasn't a deal-breaker or really even that much of a letdown for me.

Overall- 8.5/10

Can't wait to see what else BioWare has in store for us!

Modifié par Squeeze the Fish, 30 janvier 2013 - 12:03 .

[Zezer1]

I loved the background images/skyboxes of the skycrapers on Omega! Great job on that!

[Stantrol]

Loved the campain, price was a bit high, Omega is great, but it lacked some story content, I play Bioware game for the story so... But I'm eagerly waiting for the next DLC and I really hope that we'll be able to figure out if indoctrination theory is true or false... I don't care either way I just want to know for sure...

[Chinirojo]

The War for Omega Begins... The ME3 story mode ends.
I really HATE shooter games :-(

[The Real Bowser]

It was fairly boring and hardly worth the price. Honestly, I would watch a movie of it, and you'll get everything you could want from it. The only part I really liked about it was Nyreen, the female turian. And not just because she was a female turian -- she was a cool character. I would have liked if she stayed on our team.

What happened to the level of quality from DLC like Lair of the Shadow Broker or Overlord? If you really can't figure out how to make good side-story DLC, just release new recruitable characters. You can't go wrong there... I know plenty of people would like to see a krogan battlemaster (hint WREX).

[The Real Bowser]

Zezer1 wrote...

I loved the background images/skyboxes of the skycrapers on Omega! Great job on that!

Okay, I will admit that the one part of the mission with the skyscrapers was pretty cool.  The background, not the mission itself.

[Bierwichtel]

I'm still under the impression that the writers responsible for this utter tosh are unmitigated berks... but alas, people will throw their monies into BW's maw anyway...

[Askeladden]

I get the feeling that this DLC is not worth the money

[abyss-reaver]

for this price I would want more dialogues, more storytelling, more READING (everytime you see a datapad on omega its a feeling - great another 1500$). Hell they make so many MP add ons? ok. there the main goal is a fight. In single player OF ROLE PLAYING GAME I would want truly to PLAY A ROLE, and here the only role is a thug hired by blue evil princess. And no. these few dialogues are not fuly describing a moral dilemma between nyreen and aria.

Then Oleg - such great character. First worth noticing cerberus guy after tim in me3...
wasted potential -"their biggest dlc" unfortunately only by meters to walk

but not to be such butthurt, the design, new reapers, the sketch of a conflict was pretty good xD

[Gnaeus.Silvanus]

After Citadel, damn you Shepard, I bought Omega, combat wise its terrific but the story is so so.

[linkslvr]

I have played through the Omega DLC several times now and have NOT been given the awards for the various stages, locating the Talon base, completing all of the side requests, etc. Anyone else have this problem?

[dandman313]

Yes, there is a fix for this. After you start up the game, load a save file from the main menu. Then check your achievements. Your Omega and other DLC achievements should be there.

[P. Domi]

I kind of like the N7 Valkyrie... but yeah, overpriced.  The adjutants were interesting, but for that price, I expected more.

Modifié par pablodomi, 03 mai 2013 - 03:45 .

[Aethgeir]

Okay,

First of all, Omega should have been part of the main game and not DLC -- But if it HAD to be DLC -- here's how the Omega - or rather the 'Terminus DLC' - should have gone down:

1) Neither Aria nor Zaeed, should have appeared in the main game at all. Nor should there have been any lame fetch quests to recruit the the Terminus gangs on the Citadel.

2) Shepard would meet with Aria on the Citadel after receiving the customary DLC email message to do so.

3) Shepard meets Aria, (in the Bar or the Car doesn't matter) and learns about the Cerberus takeover, as well as Aria's plans to recapture Omega: Basically she has organized a force of ships, mercenaries, etc. but requires the Normandy's stealth drive to get passed the defenses Cerberus has established on the station. This meeting allows Shepard to travel to the Omega cluster.

4) Shepard meets Aria's forces somewhere in the Omega cluster, to initiate the first mission.

5) Mission 1: Shepard infiltrates Omega with his/her squad, fights to the defense canon control and shuts them down; then signals Aria's forces to attack; then fights his/her way to Afterlife to defeat the General. On the way Shepard may encounter hints/sightings of the Adjutants which might serve as the final boss for this mission, with the General surrendering at the end. Aria is reinstalled as "Omega" and rallies the residents to overthrow the remaining Cerberus forces.

6) With Mission 1 complete, the Omega Markets become accessible thereafter as a new hub location with stores, possibly a few minor side quests, etc. And the rest of the Omega Nebula can be explored for war assets, credits, etc.

7) Speaking to Aria in Afterlife again, unlocks three new missions: Only then is it revealed that Aria has laid the groundwork to recruit the Blue Suns, Eclipse, and the Blood Pack. Three new Terminus system clusters then become accessible, and each mission could be played in any order the player chose.

8) Mission 2: The Blue Suns: Aria Tells Shepard to meet with Darner Vosque (or Vido Santiago if he lives) about gaining their services. Zaeed Massani (if lives) shows up to 'assist with this mission', as Shepard returns to the Normandy. Shepard travels to a Blue Suns base (perhaps in Sigurd's Cradle or other Terminus location). There Shepard would have to decide whether to support Solem Dal'serah who wants to assist the batarian resistance rather than help with the larger war effort (Paragon), resulting in a weaker War Asset. Or, supporting Vosque/Santiago/Zaeed, by taking down Dal'serah (Renegade) - and possibly resolving some outstanding Zaeed-Santiago issues. Obviously, depending on previous decisions, there are several ways this could play out.

9) Mission 3: Eclipse: Shepard meets with Sayn to actually bust Jona Sederis out of prison on an asari held terminus world (Illium, Lorek?) A renegade interrupt could let Shepard execute the psychotic Sederis as she steps out of her cell (may effect war asset strength?) letting Sayn take control. This mission might be complicated by a Reaper presence on the world.

10) Mission 4: The Blood Pack. Shepard must journey to the vorcha home world. This would be a chance to develop the vorcha as a race. Shepard would have to decide whether to support the vorcha or their krogan overlords. Whether or not Shepard cured the genophage might affect the strength of this war asset: supporting the vorcha might be a stronger war asset if the genophage was cured (as many krogan have left for Tuchanka) and vice versa.

But then again, I've only been playing computer games for well over twenty years, so what could I possibly know...

Modifié par Aethgeir, 03 mai 2013 - 11:46 .

[P. Domi]

I like your ideas better, Aethgeir. Especially when you expand the amount systems and missions you take in this game, replacing silly fetch-questions with actual results and decisions that depend on merit and how you resolve conflicts. I always though to leave the Krogan-Turian offensive on Palaven, and the role Shepard may hava had in it, as something big to miss out..

The whole storyline in Omega is connected to a comic book series Mac Walter wrote: Mass Effect: Invasion. It's the moment where Omega is invaded by Cerberus and it's supposed to happen while you're detained on Earth, I hadn't read the comic book when I first played, but it explains what happened. It really seems there was a quite simple story: bad guys take over the station kicking out a criminal overlord, since the bad guys are also our enemy, that makes the criminal overlord our ally... so shooting your way through Omega is the only solution, shoot, shoot and then shoot some more.