Why don't you try making an argument for uplifting content without the pettiness, childish whining, and petulent begging?
Why would I make any kind of argument for more content?
Especially after loving the Citadel DLC.
You're the one with the problem with it. Did you pay for it and not like it? Was that the problem? Oh dear.....
I like how you're providing comic relief....I feel a lot of negativity in the air.....
Thanks... debating something is one thing, but whining and petulance? Nah.
Why would I make any kind of argument for more content?
Especially after loving the Citadel DLC.
You're the one with the problem with it. Did you pay for it and not like it? Was that the problem? Oh dear.....
Well, you know how much fun he is at parties.
Citadel is a dead end.
Good for what it attempted to be. Warm moments with characters are always nice. But no amount of that, no amount of 'fun character time' is going to solve what went wrong for ME 3. Citadel is not the path to good plots, good characters, and good style.
If you want to hide away in your 'happy fun time' DLC, so you don't have you think about the very real and real immense difficulties in writing a strong story, go ahead. Thankfully for you, there are people like me willing to do it for you.
But don't pretend there isn't real work that needs to be done and real problems to be solved by real thinking. Citadel is nice. I enjoyed it. But it isn't the answer to anything.
Citadel is a dead end.
Good for what it attempted to be. Warm moments with characters are always nice. But no amount of that, no amount of 'fun character time' is going to solve what went wrong for ME 3. Citadel is not the path to good plots, good characters, and good style.
If you want to hide away in your 'happy fun time' DLC, so you don't have you think about the very real and real immense difficulties in writing a strong story, go ahead. Thankfully for you, there are people like me willing to do it for you.
But don't pretend there isn't real work that needs to be done and real problems to be solved by real thinking. Citadel is nice. I enjoyed it. But it isn't that.
You expected Citadel to fix ME3?
Lawl.
Lawl. Apparently, you aren't very good at reading or comprehension. Lawl. Because yes, plenty of people have more-or-less said precisely that. Lawl. Citadel is what they wanted out of ME 3. Lawl.
Lawl.
And this is where I bid everyone goodnight. Remember, Bob, happy thoughts buddy 
Citadel was never going to fix ME3. I'm genuinely saddened for you if you thought otherwise.
Lawl. Apparently, you aren't very good at reading or comprehension. Lawl. Because yes, plenty of people have more-or-less said precisely that. Lawl. Citadel is what they wanted out of ME 3. Lawl.
Lawl.
But we're talking about you, Bob.
Reposting my dissenting opinion.
Why is it so important for you to tell everybody who likes the DLC why they shouldn't like it?
Must you be so pessimistic
The day Massively starts being optimistic is the day I start worrying.
Sure, he's a downer, but it's one of those things(like sun setting in the west, the sky being blue, politicians being stupid...) that assures you, yes, the world is still spinning and everything is more or less ok.
True but it at least helped to flatten out that bad taste in my mouth. I to never truly felt like a hero in ME3 all the choices made me leave a bad taste in my mouth. Have an ending like Shepard hugging their love interest but during a memorial scene for those who died. That's a bitter sweet ending not just the bitter part of the scene.Citadel was never going to fix ME3. I'm genuinely saddened for you if you thought otherwise.
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