I can spare $20 this week for one. Which DLC is worth getting first? I just started a new playthrough. And what order of DLC is best to do first? I have Leviathan already.
Omega or Citadel DLC?
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LoneSpektre
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Posté 26 juin 2013 - 03:42
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Citadel. It has the most content, has better combat, and has one of the best boss fights in the entire game.
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Posté 26 juin 2013 - 03:43
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Ive been leaning towards Citadel cause of the reunion feel to it. What area of the story should I do this dlc, so I dont break any continuity in the story or w.e. Im big on this sh*t
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Posté 26 juin 2013 - 03:44
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Sorry, I needed to get that first part in fast. LOL.
Omega felt more "stand-alone" and not really part of ME3. You don't have your squad and the decisions do not impact anything other than your War Asset score. It's fun, but feels more like a shooter than anything. Also, you don't get to leave the station. Once you begin the DLC, you're in for the full ride and you stay on Omega.
Citadel is a thing of beauty! If you love your NPCs/Squadmates and the banter/interactions between them, the you will be very remissed if you pass this up. It's chock-full of awesomeness. Everything from the mission (that has a twist ending, if you will), to the mini games, to the Armax arena. ALL of it! AND you can either do it all in one go or go back and forth between missions post Citadel battle w/ Cerberus.
I cannot stress how awesome this DLC is.
Omega felt more "stand-alone" and not really part of ME3. You don't have your squad and the decisions do not impact anything other than your War Asset score. It's fun, but feels more like a shooter than anything. Also, you don't get to leave the station. Once you begin the DLC, you're in for the full ride and you stay on Omega.
Citadel is a thing of beauty! If you love your NPCs/Squadmates and the banter/interactions between them, the you will be very remissed if you pass this up. It's chock-full of awesomeness. Everything from the mission (that has a twist ending, if you will), to the mini games, to the Armax arena. ALL of it! AND you can either do it all in one go or go back and forth between missions post Citadel battle w/ Cerberus.
I cannot stress how awesome this DLC is.
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Posté 26 juin 2013 - 04:03
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Are there other boss fights in the game, besides Marauder Shields?KaiserShep wrote...
Citadel. It has the most content, has better combat, and has one of the best boss fights in the entire game.
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Posté 26 juin 2013 - 04:08
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I have issues with Both dlc, in all honesty, but Omega is so straightforward and simplistic, you'd probably get more out of Citadel, but be warned, because it totally lacks any narrative context.
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Posté 26 juin 2013 - 04:10
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Master Che wrote...
Sorry, I needed to get that first part in fast. LOL.
Omega felt more "stand-alone" and not really part of ME3. You don't have your squad and the decisions do not impact anything other than your War Asset score. It's fun, but feels more like a shooter than anything. Also, you don't get to leave the station. Once you begin the DLC, you're in for the full ride and you stay on Omega.
Citadel is a thing of beauty! If you love your NPCs/Squadmates and the banter/interactions between them, the you will be very remissed if you pass this up. It's chock-full of awesomeness. Everything from the mission (that has a twist ending, if you will), to the mini games, to the Armax arena. ALL of it! AND you can either do it all in one go or go back and forth between missions post Citadel battle w/ Cerberus.
I cannot stress how awesome this DLC is.
Love my squadmates and the interactions. Citadel it is.
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Posté 26 juin 2013 - 04:14
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LoneSpektre wrote...
Master Che wrote...
Sorry, I needed to get that first part in fast. LOL.
Omega felt more "stand-alone" and not really part of ME3. You don't have your squad and the decisions do not impact anything other than your War Asset score. It's fun, but feels more like a shooter than anything. Also, you don't get to leave the station. Once you begin the DLC, you're in for the full ride and you stay on Omega.
Citadel is a thing of beauty! If you love your NPCs/Squadmates and the banter/interactions between them, the you will be very remissed if you pass this up. It's chock-full of awesomeness. Everything from the mission (that has a twist ending, if you will), to the mini games, to the Armax arena. ALL of it! AND you can either do it all in one go or go back and forth between missions post Citadel battle w/ Cerberus.
I cannot stress how awesome this DLC is.
Love my squadmates and the interactions. Citadel it is.
I guess it's safe to say
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Posté 26 juin 2013 - 04:16
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Fixers0 wrote...
I have issues with Both dlc, in all honesty, but Omega is so straightforward and simplistic, you'd probably get more out of Citadel, but be warned, because it totally lacks any narrative context.
The "ride" on Citadel is so good that they won't care.
The DLC is pure fan service at it's best.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 12:07
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KaiserShep wrote...
I recommend after Rannoch.
Why after Rannoch?
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 12:34
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Fredvdp wrote...
Are there other boss fights in the game, besides Marauder Shields?KaiserShep wrote...
Citadel. It has the most content, has better combat, and has one of the best boss fights in the entire game.
Well, you do sorta go head-to-head with a [redacted].
Modifié par dreamgazer, 27 juin 2013 - 01:04 .
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 02:08
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dreamgazer wrote...
Fredvdp wrote...
Are there other boss fights in the game, besides Marauder Shields?KaiserShep wrote...
Citadel. It has the most content, has better combat, and has one of the best boss fights in the entire game.
Well, you do sorta go head-to-head with a [redacted].
Glad0s. There, I typed it.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 03:34
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LoneSpektre wrote...
KaiserShep wrote...
I recommend after Rannoch.
Why after Rannoch?
because then, you will have all possible squadmates with you. Sure you could wait till after Horizon (when you have met every ME2 squadmate, but then you won't really have time to enjoy things like the armax arena, casino, etc and make use out of the rewards those give you
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 04:43
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Citadel! Wait til Omega goes on sale.
This.
All Omega has to offer is some decent pew pew.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 04:53
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Definitely Citadel.
Play the mission segment whenever you want, but do the follow-up after Horizon so you have every available character.
Play the mission segment whenever you want, but do the follow-up after Horizon so you have every available character.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 05:14
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LoneSpektre wrote...
Love my squadmates and the interactions. Citadel it is.
You won't be disappointed.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 05:22
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I didn't much care for Omega, since I really dislike Aria and you couldn't use your permanent squaddies.
Citadel, on the other hand, is probably the best DLC ME3 has gotten. It provides character moments, laughs, tears, nostalgia, more time with your favorite characters, more laughs, WREX, two awesome and high-quality new weapons, a number of weapon mods, and a combat simulator for when you just want to experience some good ol' Mass Effect fightin' without replaying the entire campaign or loading old pre-mission saves.
It's not even a contest.
Citadel, on the other hand, is probably the best DLC ME3 has gotten. It provides character moments, laughs, tears, nostalgia, more time with your favorite characters, more laughs, WREX, two awesome and high-quality new weapons, a number of weapon mods, and a combat simulator for when you just want to experience some good ol' Mass Effect fightin' without replaying the entire campaign or loading old pre-mission saves.
It's not even a contest.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 05:41
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Citadel.
Omega doesn't have anywhere near the amount of content, and it's a pretty linear and disappointing effort for the price.
Omega doesn't have anywhere near the amount of content, and it's a pretty linear and disappointing effort for the price.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 12:15
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I would say don't dismiss Omega because it is "straight forward combat" but if you only can get one this week, go for Citadel as you are. However, I would not hold my breath waiting for EA DLC to go on sale.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 12:42
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You are better off with Citadel DLC then Omega DLC because Omega DLC's story has no bearing on the overall plot at all. Basically its a long run and gun side mission, and a forgettable one at that. When you compare this to Leviathan $15 just ends up feeling wasted unless you have nothing else to do.
And I think the reason Bioware couldn't put more content in is because their working on Dragon Age III and The next Mass Effect game. Either that or Carrie Anne Moss was asking for too much money which would explain why very little effort was made into this DLC. In fact, i wouldn't be surprised if that's exactly how it happened.
And I think the reason Bioware couldn't put more content in is because their working on Dragon Age III and The next Mass Effect game. Either that or Carrie Anne Moss was asking for too much money which would explain why very little effort was made into this DLC. In fact, i wouldn't be surprised if that's exactly how it happened.
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Posté 27 juin 2013 - 02:15
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Get Citadel. No questions.
Modifié par OperativeSR2, 27 juin 2013 - 02:16 .
