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[Jallard]

 I just played "Arrival" for the very fist time and after two hours of play, having killed hordes upond hordes of idiots, I died. I couldn 't make the shuttle in time. But then, I wasn't expecting that God awful nightmare. That was the most horrible and worst experince in gaming I have ever played. That was total BS. Is there a way to uninstall "Arrival" from your game?

[PsiFive]

The time limits are real but I found it very doable (on lower difficulties - don't think I played it above Normal) and had to die on purpose to find out what happens. If you're looking for a shuttle to get out of there that might be why you ran out of time and died. No spoilers allowed in this area but I will say that once you've landed on the asteroid with Dr Kenson there are absolutely no shuttles involved in Arrival and you escape to the Normandy more directly - and that may be saying too much. If not then just uninstall it. Wouldn't blame you, IMO the story's not that great anyway.

Edited to add: forgot something important. If you get rid of it then any playthroughs that have begun with Arrival in, such as the one you're playing now, won't play. You'll just get an error message telling you to reinstall the missing DLC. Future playthorughs will be unaffected and I think, but have not tested to be certain, that any games that have begun with Arrival installed but have not yet trigged the conversation with Admiral Hackett - basically you haven't been to Horizon yet - will be okay. The problem is with Shepards that you have on the go at the moment and have already been given the mission. If you hate it that much it might be easier to spacebar your way through the Hackett conversation as fast as possible, tell hime "Yeah, whatever" and then just don't go do the mission. Which is what I do.

Modifié par PsiFive, 05 décembre 2012 - 09:31 .

[Probe Away]

Really? I've played through it twice and found it pretty decent. As said above, the timer isn't a problem on Normal.