So I just bought the Mass Effect triliogy pack today, because I no longer have ME1 or 2 anymore and I remembered how much I actually enjoyed the game. My main question is this. With Mass Effect, which DLCs are the most important? I would prefer to get the more story driven ones first and then move on to the others later if I feel like it. I have already bought the Lair of the Shadow Broker, Overlord, and Kasumi DLC for Mass Effect 2 because those are the more important ones from what I can remember. I want to know if the rest are as important or if I can just knock them off without worry. I also noticed that Mass Effect 3 has got some new DLC and I want to know if those are worthwhile as well. If anybody could throw some wisdom my way that would be great. Thanks in advance.
Mass Effect 3 DLCs
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 07:01
PsiFive
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There are only two ME DLC: Pinnacle Station and Bring Down the Sky. The latter is certainly more important story wise and ME3 comes back to it fairly significantly (spoilery to say more) though ME2 just has background dialogue relating to it. Pinnacle Station only ever generates background dialogue as far as I've heard.
For ME2 most people will probably say you should get Arrival as it links directly to ME3. That much is true and it's undeniably a story DLC, but personally I feel it's the weakest of the bunch thanks to some moments where characters did things that I found immersion-breakingly stupid and has limited replay appeal. I actually uninstalled it but found it screwed up the loading of characters who'd begun ME2 with it installed and had to put the damn thing back. I either skip it or blast through it as quickly as possible jumping through convos and cutscenes.
The ME3 DLC question might be better off in the ME3 forum where there'll be lots of people familiar with the DLCs: http://social.biowar.../1/subindex/322
For ME2 most people will probably say you should get Arrival as it links directly to ME3. That much is true and it's undeniably a story DLC, but personally I feel it's the weakest of the bunch thanks to some moments where characters did things that I found immersion-breakingly stupid and has limited replay appeal. I actually uninstalled it but found it screwed up the loading of characters who'd begun ME2 with it installed and had to put the damn thing back. I either skip it or blast through it as quickly as possible jumping through convos and cutscenes.
The ME3 DLC question might be better off in the ME3 forum where there'll be lots of people familiar with the DLCs: http://social.biowar.../1/subindex/322
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Posté 20 janvier 2013 - 02:23
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ME-3 is off-topic in here:Th3Forgott3nOn3 wrote...
... I also noticed that Mass Effect 3 has got some new DLC and I want to know if those are worthwhile as well. If anybody could throw some wisdom my way that would be great. Thanks in advance.
social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/103/index/9719819
