1. What I'd primarily like would be small, atmospheric tweaks done by some DLCs, like new newscast messages (like, for example, the ones you get transmitted via the Cerberus Network) - some of them foreshadowing new missions maybe? - and a wider range of reactions of the NPCs and the places you visit, especially after you've done the main storyline.
For one, the colony attacks do stop, and more and more people, starting with Omega, will most likely be able to put two and two together and figure out who did it (hint: the guy with the prototype warship and the 'Dirty Dozen'-like crew of specialists). Put that in the game, have the bystanders react on you (in AWE if you did it as a paragorn, in FEAR if you went renegade).
Also, improve the reactions of the environment especially if you have Legion in your squad! Add some cutscenes, add some drama if you want, but it's obvious for all the world to see LEGION IS GETH! If I take him to the Citadel I can very well expect there to be major complications and constant reactions from the populace. The way it is
now, Anderson does not even look at him and just gives one line on the armed to the teeth AI platform. There should at least have been a major problem at the customs' location instead of everybody dismissing the armed to the teeth AI platform as Shephard's personal notebook.
Still, it would be nice if the DLCs lead up to some kind of conclusion (then done in ME 3) for the whole Quarian/Geth problem.
And I second the call on the forums for larger explorable sections on Omega, Illium and the Citadel.
2. Secondly, receive updates on the work on the Collector base if you decided to keep it, maybe even make a small mission where Cerberus tasks you with shipping some critical supplies and a dozen or so specialists there so you can see what is happening. Also: Show that Cerberus is salvaging the literally hundreds of ancient wrecks there; the data and technology to be found there is priceless and will add even more depth to the universe (eg. give some more info on all those space-faring races we read about when we explore and scan planets that
went extinct).
And I want some good reasons added why after I opted for keeping the base basically every of my team members reacted as if I had just offered the Virgin mary to Lucifer on a silver plate. Seriously, either you make it a conscious choice that makes sense like the end discussion in ME1 or you at least make everybody give me some good reasons for their statements that go beyond 'I don't trust the IM'. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/wondering.png[/smilie] I mean, d'uh! The ambiguity is the whole point of the character.
3. Downloadable missions should either be massive, stand-alone narratives that truly do span hours of game play OR should tie in with already existing narratives (Liara and the Shadow Broker, Mr. Thrax, the information-smuggling Salarians on Omega...). It doesn't even have to do something with the main storyline about the Reapers, really. The SR2 going after a pirate lord in the Terminus systems (new solar systems, please) because the Alliance doesn't have to guts for it would be fine. Hell, throw in a space battle or animated boarding sequence, and it would be great!
I am more than willing to pay for new content as long as that content warrants payment! Paying 5$ for the Asteroid mission in ME1 was okay, even though I had hoped for a bit more, but I won't open my purse for DLCs that amount to no more than the side-missions you did in ME 2 when you found an anomaly while scanning
a planet.
Also, more Quarians! [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/wink.png[/smilie]
Modifié par Stratomunchkin, 09 février 2010 - 06:03 .
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Urz was so cute I just wanted to take him home the minute I saw him. Plus, how fun would it be to threaten to set him on people as a renegade-esque solution to things.
