Modifié par Jaulen, 21 février 2013 - 10:52 .
IsaacShep wrote...
And after Ashley/Kaidan died on Virmire, you went to dance on the Citadel or pick up minerals from some rock in ME1. It's a game people...Dr.Freeman wrote...
So, now I just assume Shepard and his/her crew quit and spend their finals days together on the Citadel. Otherwise... Shepard having a party on the Citadel while Earth, Palaven, Thessia.... are being destroyed is just... weird.
Modifié par Dr.Freeman, 21 février 2013 - 10:49 .
Jaulen wrote...
You know, fanservice is fine.....for a mid-release DLC.
And a little fanservice added in during any DLC, is a good thing.
But a final DLC that seems to be largely Fanservice? eeeeeh.
Due to the *seeming* fanservice heavy bent of this DLC (and based on all the drooling *Gimme sexytime! Fanbois on here) I'm going to say that I'm betting if Thane doesn't die in ME2, you find a cure for him in this DLC.
TK514 wrote...
I'm sorry. I admit it. I'm having trouble not laughing at the stupidity of the 'play house' aspect of this DLC.
This might have made sense in ME2, where we were purely reactive until actually jumping through the Omega 4 relay. We potentially had a lot of downtime while waiting to be told what to do, where to go, or who to recruit.
In ME3, we are, by contrast, almost purely pro-active. We're not waiting to be told where to go next, we're spending every waking moment trying to convince the other races of the galaxy that Earth is more important than whatever second rate planet they happen to have evolved on.
Combined with the whole immutable "and then the Reapers steal the Citadel and it gets blown up" aspect, it becomes even more laughable that BioWare actually thought this was content we were looking for.
Frankly, I won't be at all surprised if the 'plot' of this DLC is just another failed attempt to implement foreshadowing about the starbrat in the vain hopes that people will accept that it's a genius addition to the story instead of the panicked last minute a**pull we all know it to be.
FixedThe_Shootist wrote...
Collectors?Doctor_Jackstraw wrote...
I wonder if Zaeed's VA was healthy enough at recording time to deliver his lines.
I really hope this DLC features the collectors and new enemy types. Not hopin to fight more reapers and cerberus again :L
(Now i'm bummed that the cerberus dragoon and geth bomber werent in omega, feels like a missed opportunity)EsEstán muertos.
That's what actually concerns me the most. If there're enough people willing to pay for that kind of DLC then EAware will start making more and more DLC's like this one. I'm OK with DLC's as long as they are not cut content (which sadly is NOT the case, we're talking about EA after all) but this... this is not just fan service but a huge middle finger to all people who still hoped Bioware could basically get their **** together. There was lack of ME2 squad members and it got worse for LI's like Miranda or Jack, yes, and it certainly needed to be fixed somehow; however, this cannot be the last DLC of the whole trilogy and certainly not at this price. A science fiction shooter trilogy cannot end with a DLC where you can basically roll dices and get laid in your brand new apartment while people is getting killed out there. It's hilarious!Jaulen wrote...
You guys would pay $15 for what sounds like you're speculating is going to be partially a dating sim?
Egads.
I'd rather have storyline progression and closure.
Here's to hoping that a portion of the DLC takes place after the Starchild fiasco.
And it also gives you an option to buy automated fish feeder. Again, game. ;PDr.Freeman wrote...
Yes, but the tone of ME3 is :
BE DEPRESSED AND CONCERNED ABOUT EVERYTHING ALL THE TIME.
Animositisomina wrote...
Jaulen wrote...
You know, fanservice is fine.....for a mid-release DLC.
And a little fanservice added in during any DLC, is a good thing.
But a final DLC that seems to be largely Fanservice? eeeeeh.
Due to the *seeming* fanservice heavy bent of this DLC (and based on all the drooling *Gimme sexytime! Fanbois on here) I'm going to say that I'm betting if Thane doesn't die in ME2, you find a cure for him in this DLC.
Thane is already dead when this DLC is first available, which is after the Citadel Coup.
It reads like an April Fools joke.LTKerr wrote...
A science fiction shooter trilogy cannot end with a DLC where you can basically roll dices and get laid in your brand new apartment while people is getting killed out there. It's hilarious!
Animositisomina wrote...
Jaulen wrote...
You know, fanservice is fine.....for a mid-release DLC.
And a little fanservice added in during any DLC, is a good thing.
But a final DLC that seems to be largely Fanservice? eeeeeh.
Due to the *seeming* fanservice heavy bent of this DLC (and based on all the drooling *Gimme sexytime! Fanbois on here) I'm going to say that I'm betting if Thane doesn't die in ME2, you find a cure for him in this DLC.
Thane is already dead when this DLC is first available, which is after the Citadel Coup.
IsaacShep wrote...
And after Ashley/Kaidan died on Virmire, you went to dance on the Citadel or pick up minerals from some rock in ME1. It's a game people...Dr.Freeman wrote...
So, now I just assume Shepard and his/her crew quit and spend their finals days together on the Citadel. Otherwise... Shepard having a party on the Citadel while Earth, Palaven, Thessia.... are being destroyed is just... weird.
DetcelferVisionary wrote...
TK514 wrote...
I'm sorry. I admit it. I'm having trouble not laughing at the stupidity of the 'play house' aspect of this DLC.
This might have made sense in ME2, where we were purely reactive until actually jumping through the Omega 4 relay. We potentially had a lot of downtime while waiting to be told what to do, where to go, or who to recruit.
In ME3, we are, by contrast, almost purely pro-active. We're not waiting to be told where to go next, we're spending every waking moment trying to convince the other races of the galaxy that Earth is more important than whatever second rate planet they happen to have evolved on.
Combined with the whole immutable "and then the Reapers steal the Citadel and it gets blown up" aspect, it becomes even more laughable that BioWare actually thought this was content we were looking for.
Frankly, I won't be at all surprised if the 'plot' of this DLC is just another failed attempt to implement foreshadowing about the starbrat in the vain hopes that people will accept that it's a genius addition to the story instead of the panicked last minute a**pull we all know it to be.
BILLIONS of lives are at stake and we're worried about "rekindling" our relationships, chuming up with friends at the casion, and how our pad on the citadel looks. All I have to say is "all hands are on deck".
LTKerr wrote...
FixedThe_Shootist wrote...
Collectors?Doctor_Jackstraw wrote...
I wonder if Zaeed's VA was healthy enough at recording time to deliver his lines.
I really hope this DLC features the collectors and new enemy types. Not hopin to fight more reapers and cerberus again :L
(Now i'm bummed that the cerberus dragoon and geth bomber werent in omega, feels like a missed opportunity)EsEstán muertos.That's what actually concerns me the most. If there're enough people willing to pay for that kind of DLC then EAware will start making more and more DLC's like this one. I'm OK with DLC's as long as they are not cut content (which sadly is NOT the case, we're talking about EA after all) but this... this is not just fan service but a huge middle finger to all people who still hoped Bioware could basically get their **** together. There was lack of ME2 squad members and it got worse for LI's like Miranda or Jack, yes, and it certainly needed to be fixed somehow; however, this cannot be the last DLC of the whole trilogy and certainly not at this price. A science fiction shooter trilogy cannot end with a DLC where you can basically roll dices and get laid in your brand new apartment while people is getting killed out there. It's hilarious!Jaulen wrote...
You guys would pay $15 for what sounds like you're speculating is going to be partially a dating sim?
Egads.
I'd rather have storyline progression and closure.
Here's to hoping that a portion of the DLC takes place after the Starchild fiasco.
FAButzke wrote...
So you rather pay $15,00 for an ending dlc and start a trend where EA and others will begin to exploit and release future games with bad/unfinished endings so people would buy the ending dlc later?
Yep, sounds smart to me!
Where did you get that from his post at all?FAButzke wrote...
So you rather pay $15,00 for an ending dlc and start a trend where EA and others will begin to exploit and release future games
iakus wrote...
FAButzke wrote...
So you rather pay $15,00 for an ending dlc and start a trend where EA and others will begin to exploit and release future games with bad/unfinished endings so people would buy the ending dlc later?
Yep, sounds smart to me!
I think Broken Steel was only ten...
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FAButzke wrote...
So you rather pay $15,00 for an ending dlc and start a trend where EA and others will begin to exploit and release future games with bad/unfinished endings so people would buy the ending dlc later?
Yep, sounds smart to me!
Drewton wrote...
Where did you get that from his post at all?
Jaulen wrote...
You guys would pay $15 for what sounds like you're speculating is going to be partially a dating sim?
LTKerr wrote...
"If there're enough people willing to pay for that kind of DLC then EAware will start making more and more DLC's like this one. I'm OK with DLC's as long as they are not cut content (which sadly is NOT the case, we're talking about EA after all) but this... this is not just fan service but a huge middle finger to all people who still hoped Bioware could basically get their **** together. "
I'm OK with DLC's as long as they are not cut content (which sadly is NOT the case, we're talking about EA after all) but this... this is not just fan service but a huge middle finger to all people who still hoped Bioware could basically get their **** together.
Sion1138 wrote...
FAButzke wrote...
So you rather pay $15,00 for an ending dlc and start a trend where EA and others will begin to exploit and release future games with bad/unfinished endings so people would buy the ending dlc later?
Yep, sounds smart to me!
You were sold cut content already, if you purchased the first DLC.
The practice is already blooming, you're being exploited all the time. The only thing that varies is how overtly they do it.
iakus wrote...
FAButzke wrote...
So you rather pay $15,00 for an ending dlc and start a trend where EA and others will begin to exploit and release future games with bad/unfinished endings so people would buy the ending dlc later?
Yep, sounds smart to me!
I think Broken Steel was only ten...
Drewton wrote...
But what indicated he would rather pay $15,000?
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