hi,
I have mass effect 2 that I got for free when I bough dragon age 2. I liked and want to buy the 1 and 3, but I want to know:
1) what come in "Mass Effect™ Pinnacle Station"? what I will miss if I don't buy it?
2) what's the "Bring Down the Sky" that come in the trilogy that I can't find separated in the store?
3) what the deluxe edition in mass effect 3 add to the game? what I will miss for if I only buy the simple game?
sory if the questions are stupid, but I want to be sure about what I'm buying before buy. and sory if my English is bad.
what should I buy?
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#2
Posté 19 février 2013 - 05:35
thisisme8
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You won't miss anything from Pinnacle Station as it doesn't add any story to the game. Bringing Down the Sky does add a sidequest, but not one that is very important, although it is a fun quest.
If you are looking to buy DLC, then I would rather you invest in the Kasumi, Overlord, Arrival, and Shadow Broker DLC for ME2.
I don't think that the Deluxe Edition gives you anything that you can't get as DLC for ME3. I could be wrong though.
If you are looking to buy DLC, then I would rather you invest in the Kasumi, Overlord, Arrival, and Shadow Broker DLC for ME2.
I don't think that the Deluxe Edition gives you anything that you can't get as DLC for ME3. I could be wrong though.
Modifié par thisisme8, 19 février 2013 - 05:35 .
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Posté 20 février 2013 - 03:34
ScorLibran
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I second everything thisisme8 wrote. Kasumi is my favorite of all squadmates. There is no higher power damage in the game than Deadly Shadow Strike. Her class skill power cooldown is a nice, fat -25% at lvl 4. She brings another Overload to the fight when dealing with mechanicals and shield-heavy mercs. (And not that it matters much, but I love her voice.)
The Overlord, Arrival and Shadow Broker packages are quite fun, and long/involving enough to justify the expense for each. If, like me, you enjoy just playing the game, whether or not a particular content add-on benefits the main story at all, then you should buy these.
Although I haven't bought or played the Pinnacle Station ME1 DLC (it's the only DLC I have yet to acquire for either of the first two games), and although I trust the folks here who say it may not be worth the investment, as a completionist I'm still going to get it eventually.
The Overlord, Arrival and Shadow Broker packages are quite fun, and long/involving enough to justify the expense for each. If, like me, you enjoy just playing the game, whether or not a particular content add-on benefits the main story at all, then you should buy these.
Although I haven't bought or played the Pinnacle Station ME1 DLC (it's the only DLC I have yet to acquire for either of the first two games), and although I trust the folks here who say it may not be worth the investment, as a completionist I'm still going to get it eventually.
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Posté 20 février 2013 - 07:06
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I think Pinnacle station adds a bit of galactic readiness points, you find Vyrnus' squad in the same system in ME3
Pinnacle station also adds you a special kind of store where you can buy extremely rare equipment in ME1
but Bring down the sky is definitely better storywise
don't know about deluxe edition but I have collector's edition and it is mostly useless, you get one DLC for free but all in all it's still cheaper to buy normal version of ME3 and then separately the day one DLC
Pinnacle station also adds you a special kind of store where you can buy extremely rare equipment in ME1
but Bring down the sky is definitely better storywise
don't know about deluxe edition but I have collector's edition and it is mostly useless, you get one DLC for free but all in all it's still cheaper to buy normal version of ME3 and then separately the day one DLC
Modifié par jancz89, 20 février 2013 - 07:07 .
