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[JeffZero]

Kitten Tactics wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Yeah, definitely waiting for a sale on this one. BioWare, if you're going to charge ~210% above the norm, your consumer base is going to want at least ~150% above average, and we'd still technically be getting a bad shake. This DLC looks only slightly better than Leviathan to me. No deal.

The ONLY thing it does better than Leviathan is combat scenarios, and if that's your thing then multiplayer is right there.

I like ME3's combat but I can't do the multiplayer thing for long. I only totally enjoy things when Shepard's my character. I'm sure I'll get some fun from things once I can nab this for ten or less. I watched a couple of early-Omega vids; it looks pretty and seems to play nicely, but man, those kinds of boons and little care to story doesn't exactly convince me that Montreal does just as good a job of things as Edmonton...

[dreman9999]

Lance Gardner wrote...

I can't get over that. She just sits on the citadel couch in purgatory like nothing's ever happened. Why doesn't she vidlink you from the citadel after you finish omega? So lazy.

Sounds more like bw was lazy about that.

[dreman9999]

JeffZero wrote...

Kitten Tactics wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Yeah, definitely waiting for a sale on this one. BioWare, if you're going to charge ~210% above the norm, your consumer base is going to want at least ~150% above average, and we'd still technically be getting a bad shake. This DLC looks only slightly better than Leviathan to me. No deal.

The ONLY thing it does better than Leviathan is combat scenarios, and if that's your thing then multiplayer is right there.

I like ME3's combat but I can't do the multiplayer thing for long. I only totally enjoy things when Shepard's my character. I'm sure I'll get some fun from things once I can nab this for ten or less. I watched a couple of early-Omega vids; it looks pretty and seems to play nicely, but man, those kinds of boons and little care to story doesn't exactly convince me that Montreal does just as good a job of things as Edmonton...

Lotsb was also heavily combat based.

[GreyLycanTrope]

dreman9999 wrote...

Lance Gardner wrote...

I can't get over that. She just sits on the citadel couch in purgatory like nothing's ever happened. Why doesn't she vidlink you from the citadel after you finish omega? So lazy.

Sounds more like bw was lazy about that.

Probably more to do with her having to be there to do the Citadel quests if you haven't already.

[Blueprotoss]

EnvyTB075 wrote...

Blueprotoss wrote...
If this is really the case then ME would have died after ME1 just based on the complaints from the inventory system and the Mako.

Fairly certain this game never sold on those two features alone. Also pretty sure people didn't tell their friends "The Inventory system is the ****ing **** man, best thing about the game".

I remember telling my friends that the game makes the story feel like your own. And that Garrus is super cute.

If ME3 was really bad as the few say then ME3 wouldn't have sold millions of copies after the release of ME3.  Some people will always complain and thats nothing new even if its on the Interenet associated with a Bioware game.

Modifié par Blueprotoss, 27 novembre 2012 - 04:08 .

[AresKeith]

*gasp* Dreman called BW lazy

[The Night Mammoth]

Blueprotoss wrote...

EnvyTB075 wrote...

Blueprotoss wrote...
If this is really the case then ME would have died after ME1 just based on the complaints from the inventory system and the Mako.

Fairly certain this game never sold on those two features alone. Also pretty sure people didn't tell their friends "The Inventory system is the ****ing **** man, best thing about the game".

I remember telling my friends that the game makes the story feel like your own. And that Garrus is super cute.

If ME3 was really bad as the few say then ME3 wouldn't have sold millions of copies after the release of ME3.

Because everyone knew exactly what it was like before they bought it. 

[Lance Gardner]

Greylycantrope wrote...

dreman9999 wrote...

Lance Gardner wrote...

I can't get over that. She just sits on the citadel couch in purgatory like nothing's ever happened. Why doesn't she vidlink you from the citadel after you finish omega? So lazy.

Sounds more like bw was lazy about that.

Probably more to do with her having to be there to do the Citadel quests if you haven't already.

She should vidlink you from Omega to the citadel. It just seems bizarre.
I meant lazy on the part of Bioware.

[GreyLycanTrope]

Blueprotoss wrote...

EnvyTB075 wrote...

Blueprotoss wrote...
If this is really the case then ME would have died after ME1 just based on the complaints from the inventory system and the Mako.

Fairly certain this game never sold on those two features alone. Also pretty sure people didn't tell their friends "The Inventory system is the ****ing **** man, best thing about the game".

I remember telling my friends that the game makes the story feel like your own. And that Garrus is super cute.

If ME3 was really bad as the few say then ME3 wouldn't have sold millions of copies after the release of ME3.

You know what else has sold millions of copies? Twilight.

[spirosz]

dreman9999 wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Kitten Tactics wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Yeah, definitely waiting for a sale on this one. BioWare, if you're going to charge ~210% above the norm, your consumer base is going to want at least ~150% above average, and we'd still technically be getting a bad shake. This DLC looks only slightly better than Leviathan to me. No deal.

The ONLY thing it does better than Leviathan is combat scenarios, and if that's your thing then multiplayer is right there.

I like ME3's combat but I can't do the multiplayer thing for long. I only totally enjoy things when Shepard's my character. I'm sure I'll get some fun from things once I can nab this for ten or less. I watched a couple of early-Omega vids; it looks pretty and seems to play nicely, but man, those kinds of boons and little care to story doesn't exactly convince me that Montreal does just as good a job of things as Edmonton...

Lotsb was also heavily combat based.

Again, the combat felt fresh from what ME2 offered, that was the exciting part.  Also, the story kicked ass for the most part, even though I didn't really care enough Liara wanting to become the Shadow Broker.  I was intrigued by who or what the Shadow Broker was, plus the combat banter was excellent and the background information on the current squadmates was a small touch, but oh boy, did it bring up a lot of questions.  Funny how it works out that way, compared to Omega. 

[Velocithon]

MultiWerar wrote...

laudable11 wrote...

Kasumi Stolen Memory cost 7 bucks. We get to KEEP her.

Omega DLC cost 15 bucks. We dont get to keep anyone.

Rip. Off.

Hey guys remember how we kept Liara after LotSB?

Hey remember when we already got 2 DLC's where we got to keep new squadmates before LotSB? And remember how LotSB weas simply to bridge the gap between ME2 and ME3 where it was obvious we were getting Liara for ME3?

[dreamgazer]

Greylycantrope wrote...

dreman9999 wrote...

Lance Gardner wrote...

I can't get over that. She just sits on the citadel couch in purgatory like nothing's ever happened. Why doesn't she vidlink you from the citadel after you finish omega? So lazy.

Sounds more like bw was lazy about that.

Probably more to do with her having to be there to do the Citadel quests if you haven't already.

Plop an underling on the couch, or place a video monitor somewhere to communicate with Aria (and retain the audio dialogue). 

[andy6915]

Was asked several pages ago, STILL not answered. Do you get new bonus powers out of this or not?

[JeffZero]

dreman9999 wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Kitten Tactics wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Yeah, definitely waiting for a sale on this one. BioWare, if you're going to charge ~210% above the norm, your consumer base is going to want at least ~150% above average, and we'd still technically be getting a bad shake. This DLC looks only slightly better than Leviathan to me. No deal.

The ONLY thing it does better than Leviathan is combat scenarios, and if that's your thing then multiplayer is right there.

I like ME3's combat but I can't do the multiplayer thing for long. I only totally enjoy things when Shepard's my character. I'm sure I'll get some fun from things once I can nab this for ten or less. I watched a couple of early-Omega vids; it looks pretty and seems to play nicely, but man, those kinds of boons and little care to story doesn't exactly convince me that Montreal does just as good a job of things as Edmonton...

Lotsb was also heavily combat based.

It seemed to have more storytelling meat on its bones, though. I mean, all the DLCs are heavily combat-based in the sense that there's a great deal of combat, but what separates the greats from the lesser pieces is a driving, intriguing narrative. That's why I enjoy Lair, Overlord and Leviathan so much.

I know I'll enjoy Omega once its price point is more compelling. It's just that as it stands, it appears less intriguing than those three and for a higher price. I'd call it better than Arrival from what I've seen, definitely, but Arrival wasn't $15. D:

[dreman9999]

Greylycantrope wrote...

dreman9999 wrote...

Lance Gardner wrote...

I can't get over that. She just sits on the citadel couch in purgatory like nothing's ever happened. Why doesn't she vidlink you from the citadel after you finish omega? So lazy.

Sounds more like bw was lazy about that.

Probably more to do with her having to be there to do the Citadel quests if you haven't already.

So? Is Liara still on Illum after the sb dlc? And She had missions before the dlc came out.

[BalooTheBear]

Have to say, kind of disapointed with this one. I really liked Leviathan but this one was way too sho and so little interaction with everyone. Too much money for too little product.

[Blueprotoss]

FlyinElk212 wrote...
This DLC wasn't worth it. Gonna make a comprehensive pros and cons list in a second to show why

To be fair everyone won't be pleased and nobody should expect otherwise.

laudable11 wrote...

Kasumi Stolen Memory cost 7 bucks. We get to KEEP her.

Omega DLC cost 15 bucks. We dont get to keep anyone.

Rip. Off.

I'm pretty sure you got Kasumi's Stolen Memory on sale because its normally $10.  Either way its useless to complain about an added squadmate when you look at Bringing down the Sky/Pinnacle Station with ME1, Project Overlord/LotSB/Arrival with ME2, and Leviathan/Omega with ME3. 

The Night Mammoth wrote...

Blueprotoss wrote...

EnvyTB075 wrote...

Blueprotoss wrote...
If this is really the case then ME would have died after ME1 just based on the complaints from the inventory system and the Mako.

Fairly certain this game never sold on those two features alone. Also pretty sure people didn't tell their friends "The Inventory system is the ****ing **** man, best thing about the game".

I remember telling my friends that the game makes the story feel like your own. And that Garrus is super cute.

If ME3 was really bad as the few say then ME3 wouldn't have sold millions of copies after the release of ME3.

Because everyone knew exactly what it was like before they bought it. 

The same could be said about every game when the Internet complains and its still a bad move to use a strawman.

Modifié par Blueprotoss, 27 novembre 2012 - 04:22 .

[spirosz]

andy69156915 wrote...

Was asked several pages ago, STILL not answered. Do you get new bonus powers out of this or not?

And several pages ago, someone said yes, lol. 

Modifié par spirosz, 27 novembre 2012 - 04:14 .

[Kitten Tactics]

andy69156915 wrote...

Was asked several pages ago, STILL not answered. Do you get new bonus powers out of this or not?

Lash and Flare

[Lance Gardner]

andy69156915 wrote...

Was asked several pages ago, STILL not answered. Do you get new bonus powers out of this or not?

Your squadmates do during the mission, but my Shepard hasn't gotten any after completion. She's an infiltrator, maybe you have to be a vanguard? Idk.

[Ithurael]

MultiWerar wrote...

laudable11 wrote...

Kasumi Stolen Memory cost 7 bucks. We get to KEEP her.

Omega DLC cost 15 bucks. We dont get to keep anyone.

Rip. Off.

Hey guys remember how we kept Liara after LotSB?

how much did that cost? I forgots

[MattFini]

Yeah, the $15 price point is ridiculous for what Omega sounds like it provides.

I'm holding off for now as well.

Although, does stuff ever go "on sale" in the Xbox marketplace?

[stonbw1]

spirosz wrote...

dreman9999 wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Kitten Tactics wrote...

JeffZero wrote...

Yeah, definitely waiting for a sale on this one. BioWare, if you're going to charge ~210% above the norm, your consumer base is going to want at least ~150% above average, and we'd still technically be getting a bad shake. This DLC looks only slightly better than Leviathan to me. No deal.

The ONLY thing it does better than Leviathan is combat scenarios, and if that's your thing then multiplayer is right there.

I like ME3's combat but I can't do the multiplayer thing for long. I only totally enjoy things when Shepard's my character. I'm sure I'll get some fun from things once I can nab this for ten or less. I watched a couple of early-Omega vids; it looks pretty and seems to play nicely, but man, those kinds of boons and little care to story doesn't exactly convince me that Montreal does just as good a job of things as Edmonton...

Lotsb was also heavily combat based.

Again, the combat felt fresh from what ME2 offered, that was the exciting part.  Also, the story kicked ass for the most part, even though I didn't really care enough Liara wanting to become the Shadow Broker.  I was intrigued by who or what the Shadow Broker was, plus the combat banter was excellent and the background information on the current squadmates was a small touch, but oh boy, did it bring up a lot of questions.  Funny how it works out that way, compared to Omega. 

Agreed. The Shadow Broker story line was a key part of the story, even from the very beginning of ME1.  I'm curious if Omega is just a venue to shoot more cerberus baddies and doesn't incorporate its ME2 story (what little existed) into it.