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[Arni90]

4/10
Slightly less terrible than Leviathan, and on par with the rest of the game.

[ROTORGAMES82]

3/10

Worst DLC of all Mass Effect Trilogy !!!

[Shepard108278]

Kabooooom wrote...

4/10. You people that rate it higher are easily amused. And this is coming from someone who totally called that there would be no permanent squadmates, no hub, no aria romance a month before it was announced. And I was STILL looking forward to it despite all that. So I'm an objective critic, and Omega was just sub par.

No we just like something you don't. Simple.

[Shepard108278]

N7 Shadow 90 wrote...

Things I loved:
- Introduction on the Citadel
- The first mission (Great introduction to Omega)
- The third mission (Fantastic introduction to a new enemy. The horror worked brilliantly.)
- Aria and Nyreen interactions
- Returning Mass Effect 2 location
- Great combat
- Fantastic new enemies
- ME2 Omega character cameos
- Side quests
- Mini-hub
- Soundtrack
- Bonus powers
- Almost 4 hours of fantastic gameplay

Things I weren't so keen on:
- The boss-type part (I just don't like boss-type parts of any game usually, so not really a complaint, but personal taste.)
- The glitches (Spinning Aria, for example.)

Overall: 9/10

Same.

[ev76]

9/10 fast paced action, excellent graphics, cool story.

[ghost9191]

@ev76

you forgot the bro, bro


eh 7/10 for me

had its faults but was good overall

[Ghouldaddy]

8/10 up there with overlord, not as good as Lotsb and Lev.

[x12796]

Freestate2nd wrote...

4/10 Only action! The plot is only to link the hordes! Gears Of Effect!
If i want horde i have multiplayer.
SIGH! I still remember the care of shadow broker,the beauty of kasumi,the final revelation of overlord and the hammerhead flying
What a disapointment

Of course it's mainly action, what did you expect?  You got to this point by chatting Aria up on the Citadel, now is the time for action and storming an occupied space station under heavy fire is hardly the time for deep soul wrenching discussions and soliliquies Let's not forget that Aria is also singularly focused on  reclaiming Omega and frequently admonishes you that it's not the time to talk and to hurry up.  This all fits with what we know of Aria from ME2 and ME3.  If you didn't expect action during a heavy ground assault on Omega were you equally disappointed that you weren't constantly talking during the London ground assault?

[Scottus4]

12 cans of pepsi or cola

Who buys individual cans of soda anymore? Once I discovered that a 1.5 liter of soda is actually CHEAPER than a can, I mean honestly cheaper (91 cents vs $1.25) not more cost efficient... buying a can is retarded.

As much as I enjoyed Omega and think that it was worth the money, that argument is terrible. You could probably get an entire drum full of soda for that much money.

[Ghost]

8/10.

[Persona RED]

8/10

Omega plays as if it had been part of the Mass Effect 3 experience all along. The story was memorable, as were the characters as they developed through-out the mission.

What truly interested me though is the new powers and armor I spotted throughout the mission, as well as new enemies. This gives me hope for new MP DLC, as it has been shown that they often recycle those from SP. I feel like they did wonderfully this time around, though not perfect, it was a very good DLC and felt more substantial than ones prior, and definitely ranks up their just after Lair of the Shadow Broker.

[Zuzu Mumu]

ForThessia wrote...

8.5/10

Zuzu likes this , +5 REPU:innocent:

[Khranitel]

3/10.
Dull. Disappointing. Overpriced.
The bright side: Interesting fights with new enemies; Third mission is rather good.
The dark side: Almost everything else. Particularly the story, straight as iron rail. Bioware just forgot how to tell interesting tales to gamers.
Just imagine what they could do with Petrovsky, who was such a multi-faceted person back in Invasion comics series! Instead they portray him as empty one-sided villain and throw him out of window.
And Nyreen, one of the most promoted features of this DLC? Result - plain goody two-shoes with half-hour screen time and pathetic death scene.

TL,DR: On par with Arrival, worse than Leviathan, lightyears behind Lair of Shadow Broker.

[therussianviking]

I enjoyed it. The conversations between Aria and Nyreen seemed organic and believable. Aria's eyes and face looked good during conversations. I loved the setpieces. They seemed full of detail and effort. That being said, it's not perfect. I HATED the cutscene avenger/predator/phaeston. I also noticed some minor cutscene bugs with spinning characters. But all in all, I enjoyed. Almost worth the 15 bucks

[thepiebaker]

I will flat out say that I rushed it because i was pushing back going to sleep to beat it and wanted a full nights, compared to other dlc and my completionist impulse. Apparently there is a metric ****-ton of missions I missed with arias couch being the only side mission I found. Story wise I didn't feel as immersed. I don't feel like this is due to my rushing, but I won't strike it as an impossibility. When I get the chance I will make another play through to which I oppose aria where I was on the same mental wavelength as her the first time.

Currently I don't feel like it was worth the extra $5 but I'll hold my final judgement until my completionist run is completed

[Saito404]

Boring/10

[Comm1Sheppard]

Very good 9/10

[atum]

6/10

[Chala]

I'd give it a 8.5/10 if the dlc were $10, but it's not, so I'll give it a 7/10.

[Commdor]

Shepard108278 wrote...

N7 Shadow 90 wrote...

Things I loved:
- Introduction on the Citadel
- The first mission (Great introduction to Omega)
- The third mission (Fantastic introduction to a new enemy. The horror worked brilliantly.)
- Aria and Nyreen interactions
- Returning Mass Effect 2 location
- Great combat
- Fantastic new enemies
- ME2 Omega character cameos
- Side quests
- Mini-hub
- Soundtrack
- Bonus powers
- Almost 4 hours of fantastic gameplay

Things I weren't so keen on:
- The boss-type part (I just don't like boss-type parts of any game usually, so not really a complaint, but personal taste.)
- The glitches (Spinning Aria, for example.)

Overall: 9/10

Same.

I've got similar sentiments, although I'd give it a slightly lower numerical score. I expected a little bit more out of the mini-hub (felt like it was Mordin's clinic in ME2, fine as a rest area between action sequences but not really a hub, and less interesting than Dr. Bryson's lab in Leviathan), and I just don't see how the cinematic glitches were missed by the devs. That said, I'd still put Omega up there with Lair of the Shadow Broker and Leviathan as examples of how Mass Effect DLC should be done.

[Teddie Sage]

Haven't tried it yet. Watched a full playthrough on Youtube and started another one. So far I find the story quality of this DLC very low and the RPG elements barely noticeable. Shepard got too narrow minded from what I've seen. My Shepard would've never accepted to cooperate with Aria, he would've get rid of her at the first opportunity and turn her over the Alliance with Omega. He isn't fond of leaving civilians in the hands of ruthless criminals, he'd rather shoot them or put them in jail.

[Mallissin]

I'd give it a 4/10. Very disappointed.

[Qutayba]

I'd give it a B+. It's definitely fun and worth it, but probably won't revolutionize your world. The level design was very good, and the storytelling is not BioWare's best, but decent enough.

[ZeCollectorDestroya]

Bioware obviously lost the will to tell good stories, just like Korra temporarily lost the ability to bend Fire, Water and Earth.

Faith in Bioware -5.

[Feirefiz1972]

Pricing is steep, eventhough its the longest bioware dlc i've seen. I enjoyed myself and realy liked how they done the female turian Nyreen, also flare is a very good bonus power and makes for huge biotic detonations.