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[GreyLycanTrope]

MegaSovereign wrote...
And Kasumi is ranked slightly higher than ME3:Rebellion, which is a free MP map pack?

Also, Dragonborn is pretty low on the list as well.

Again it counts downloads not sales.

Dragonborn would be low it just came out last month, this is best selling all time, you want current trends change the search parameter.

Modifié par Greylycantrope, 09 janvier 2013 - 08:59 .

[dead_goon]

Robosexual wrote...

dead_goon wrote...

The cry one is a paraphrase from something Sam Hulick said on Twitter, he's currently working on the music for the DLC & he said there was a high probability of "tears" for this particular DLC.

Pretty sure he's not Bioware, and he's talking about a particular piece of music, not the DLC.

He wrote a good old chunk of ME3's OST, he only tends to come on board for more weightier DLC's, and he was talking about a particular piece he was working on for an as yet unanounced ME3 SP DLC.

Tossing in piano and muted strings for this one particular piece. High potential for tears.

https://twitter.com/...114356650008577

[Sousabird]

Watch it be a slow mo montage of all of our favorite characters being synthesized, that would probably reduce me to tears

[MegaSovereign]

Greylycantrope wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...
And Kasumi is ranked slightly higher than ME3:Rebellion, which is a free MP map pack?

Also, Dragonborn is pretty low on the list as well.

Again it counts downloads not sales.

Dragonborn would be low it just came out last month, this is best selling all time, you want current trends change the search parameter.

I can go on all day.

Cerberus Network is ranked lower than all of the ME DLC even though it came free with every new copy of Mass Effect 2.

And if you look at the best selling list for today in the RPG section, Mass Effect 3 DLC (including Omega and Leviathan) dominates a lot of the first page.

Modifié par MegaSovereign, 09 janvier 2013 - 09:02 .

[XXIceColdXX]

They say they won't change the ending, that doesn't mean they can't add to it. Adding successful refuse or post breath DLC would fit within their parameters. Even IT if proved true, it isn't changing, but adding to the ending it as would have been part of the plan all along.

As far as it being the biggest yet, they can't really get that much bigger with the 2gb xbox dlc limit. It would have to be a full expansion if it were to be much bigger than Omega.

[archangel1996]

MegaSovereign wrote...

Greylycantrope wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...
And Kasumi is ranked slightly higher than ME3:Rebellion, which is a free MP map pack?

Also, Dragonborn is pretty low on the list as well.

Again it counts downloads not sales.

Dragonborn would be low it just came out last month, this is best selling all time, you want current trends change the search parameter.

I can go on all day.

Cerberus Network is ranked lower than all of the ME DLC even though it came free with every new copy of Mass Effect 2.

And if you look at the best selling list for today in the RPG section, Mass Effect 3 DLC (including Omega and Leviathan) dominates a lot of the first page.

Last time i checked ME3 dlc were worst than Pinnacle station in that list

[Tootles FTW]

Just as long as it's not like Omega it'll be a Day One purchase for me.
Don't open up a new area only to immediately close it off to me, and don't involve an NPC "retaking" something (or any other plot device that should directly effect what they're doing following the DLC) only to sit them back on a fcuking couch like business per usual. It makes the DLC feel very pointless and insubstantial, like Shepard suffered a fever and dreamed it all up.

[David7204]

Tootles FTW wrote...

Just as long as it's not like Omega it'll be a Day One purchase for me.
Don't open up a new area only to immediately close it off to me, and don't involve an NPC "retaking" something (or any other plot device that should directly effect what they're doing following the DLC) only to sit them back on a fcuking couch like business per usual. It makes the DLC feel very pointless and insubstantial, like Shepard suffered a fever and dreamed it all up.

"Open up an area to close to it off" like literally every other DLC released aside from LotSB and nearly all the missions in the game?

[GreyLycanTrope]

MegaSovereign wrote...
I can go on all day.

Cerberus Network is ranked lower than all of the ME DLC even though it came free with every new copy of Mass Effect 2.

And if you look at the best selling list for today in the RPG section, Mass Effect 3 DLC (including Omega and Leviathan) dominates a lot of the first page.

I can to.

ME2 came witha free code, I'm not sure if those get counted towards the total might just be counting the codes bought by people who didn't get a new copy. It's certainly not ranked by rating dude, you can tell that by just looking at the ratings.

Borderland 2 and Skyrim look to be ahead of ME3 but I'm not entirely sure what your point was bringing that up.

Modifié par Greylycantrope, 09 janvier 2013 - 09:44 .

[HiddenInWar]

Anything but Cerberus. They have enough involvement as of now. Maybe a joker and vega romance patch with some extended romance sequences with a big mission.

[Steppenwolf]

Are people still excited for "missing chapter" DLC like Omega? It seems sort of pointless to me since none of it really adds anything but more stuff to shoot at. We have MP to shoot at stuff so shoehorning in content that adds nothing to the conclusion and is forgotten as soon as the mission is over just makes it seem like Bioware is in the fanfic business now.

[Paranoidal nemesis]

Mcfly616 wrote...

Paranoidal nemesis wrote...

I don't think there is any excitement in playing something that takes place before earth, unless you like the action more than the story.

umm I like story more than action, and if its a well crafted side story, I'll have excitement for it.... I could care less about it being before the ending.

I agree that if a side story is well crafted. I maybe interested.  However, I don't think its possible to do a well crafted pre earth dlc since any story line is probably gonna be about finding a way to stop the reapers.  We know that no matter what happens in it, it doesn't help you stop the reapers.  The course of the game won't be affected.

[MegaSovereign]

Greylycantrope wrote...

MegaSovereign wrote...
I can go on all day.

Cerberus Network is ranked lower than all of the ME DLC even though it came free with every new copy of Mass Effect 2.

And if you look at the best selling list for today in the RPG section, Mass Effect 3 DLC (including Omega and Leviathan) dominates a lot of the first page.

I can to.

ME2 came witha free code, I'm not sure if those get counted towards the total might just be counting the codes bought by people who didn't get a new copy. It's certainly not ranked by rating dude, you can tell that by just looking at the ratings.

Borderland 2 and Skyrim look to be ahead of ME3 but I'm not entirely sure what your point was bringing that up.

I never said it was listed by ratings. I said the numbers beside the game image is the number of people who rated it.

There doesn't seem to be a strict order in the way the best selling DLCs are listed. And even if it did the fact that the list is about all-time sales is indicative enough that it's not fair to say Leviathan and Omega are doing relatively worse than all the other previous DLCs in terms of sales rate. Especially when they are still in the best selling-today list. 

If ME3 DLC is doing sooo bad when it comes to sales then they would have cancelled the next DLC. I say this because it happened with Dragon Age 2 when the early DLCs didn't do well.

EDIT:

And about the Cerberus Network thing. The list includes free DLC so while you may not be incorrect it seems more likely that there wouldn't be a filter for downloading things off the market place.

Modifié par MegaSovereign, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:00 .

[Paranoidal nemesis]

Didn't Chris Priestly say in one of the threads that Leviathan was their highest selling dlc yet? Granted it was released on more platforms, and a lot of people thought it was ending dlc.

[mass perfection]

Designers of the Crucible turn out to be time traveling monkeys and Shepard watches his LI and best friend both slowly die while Harbinger is making an evil laugh and the Starbrat comes out of nowhere and starts screaming "ARTISTIC INTEGRITY!" and then Casey Hudson pops in the screen and says "Spaaaaacccce Maaaaagiiiiiiiiic" similar to how Spongebob says "Imagination".

[C9316]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

It'll be some bland corridor shoot-out with Cerberus or Reapers, no doubt.

Definitely Cerberus, they are the true villians afterall...

[Xellith]

Plz.. no more cerberus..

[Bayonet Hipshot]

It will be a DLC that will cost 20 USD this time..

& not have a lot of content...

[Kingthlayer]

The only thing the DLC can offer that will be "epic" is more Miranda. If they were going to change anything, it should have been during the extended cut. Should have added more to the start of the game, making it more like Mass Effect 1 where you can have a conversation with Vega, Anderson, Kaidan/Ashley.

Though if they replace the kid with Harbinger at the end and add some fun missions, even without Miranda I might purchase it. Though I've held off purchasing Omega, and the more recent weapon and armor packs, so I guess BioWare doesn't have the day 1 grip on me anymore.

[MegaSovereign]

Xellith wrote...

Plz.. no more cerberus..

I won't buy the next DLC if it's about Cerberus.

Modifié par MegaSovereign, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:08 .

[GreyLycanTrope]

MegaSovereign wrote...
I never said it was listed by ratings. I said the numbers beside the game image is the number of people who rated it.

There doesn't seem to be a strict order in the way the best selling DLCs are listed. And even if it did the fact that the list is about all-time sales is indicative enough that it's not fair to say Leviathan and Omega are doing relatively worse than all the other previous DLCs in terms of sales rate. Especially when they are still in the best selling-today list. 

If ME3 DLC is doing sooo bad when it comes to sales then they would have cancelled the next DLC. I say this because it happened with Dragon Age 2 when the early DLCs didn't do well.

I guess I misunderstood when your initial responded than.

It's not going to be the stricts list I know, not sure how often they update the numbers so I'm sure there will be some fluctuation. But it's enough to ballpark a general trend in sales. It's not really definitive of how good it's selling either though it doesn't exactly tell us how many were bought today it could be 30,000 or 300. It's not conclusive either way but you can get a relative idea of how well it's doing against more recent ME DLC like the extended cut or the MP packs and get general approximation.

I'm not one of the people claiming sales are poor, I don't have substantial figures to say for certain either way.

Modifié par Greylycantrope, 09 janvier 2013 - 10:11 .

[MegaSovereign]

If Bioware's smart, they'll create a subplot to setup the future conflict of ME4 through the last ME3 DLC.

I can see them expanding on the dark energy issue. The Crucible itself is a dark energy device so a post-ME3 game could work in this regard since the activation of the Crucible probably accelerated the issue presented in ME2.

[GreyLycanTrope]

MegaSovereign wrote...

Xellith wrote...

Plz.. no more cerberus..

I won't buy the next DLC if it's about Cerberus.

It'll be Undina's pants, I tell you

[Xellith]

I can see the crucible device causing ALL stars in ALL the Milky way going potty.. but that still shouldnt affect stars in other galaxies.