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[creininger]

no kidding. should have named her Kamakazi Goto

[khall1974]

2 hours or not I would have gotten this just for kasumi alone,(Shame about the cheap judo chop move out of stealth,be more imaginative bioware)love how she plays in the squad,love the voice acting, and very glad I got it,The mission was so very fun and entertaining,thanks bioware ; )

[khall1974]

Yeah I think me3 will have her as a love option..Due to the story in the dlc you can see why things are not going to go that way sor shep in me2.

[curly haired boy]

i had a devil of a time trying to get kasumi to disable the gunship's shields. i didn't even know that was supposed to happen, so it regenerated 3 times.



also, after finally getting it figured out, it took another 10 tries to actually get her to do it. :\\

[Gerza71]

The DLC is good and I like it. But there should be more of a afford getting her in the first place for example getting Jack where she was. But that makes the download a lot bigger. I like the black number that my female Shepard is wearing. :thumbs up:

[congrexes]

This DLC was worth 110% of my bioware points! Great job Bioware! I enjoyed playing every part of kasumi mission! I felt like oceans 11!

[Drifter_Hero]

Boiware dlc: "I like it, I love it, I want some more of it!"

Stolen Memories was dope, loved it start to finish.

Keep it coming please.

I have said this before but I would love if the great folks at Boiware could pull a Forza 3 and get some of the pre-order/special edition dlc out to the masses. Even if it comes with an overpriced for a good cause string attached.

Would it help if I said 'please'? 

Like a lot? pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease!

Modifié par Drifter_Hero, 08 avril 2010 - 08:07 .

[implodinggoat]

This was a great piece of DLC. When I first heard the price, I thought it was too high; but after playing it, I think it was worth every penny....err Microsoft point.



Great character (both in combat and in dialogue), great mission, great new ability and a great new gun. My only complaint is that my soldier can't equip SMGs, although the Locust is perfect for my infiltrator.



After this I'm going to throw down the cash for the next ME2 DLC with confidence.

[nevarran]

Yep, I love it.



What's next?

[darknoon5]

Very fun, easily worth it, cool casual outfits, awesome new squadmates, great level layout and theme, and amazing new SMG. And flashbang grenade>inferno grenade.
And I wish people would shut up about kasumi being in the game. A placeholder model that doesn't look anything like her and a few lines of dialouge does not equal "In the game." Also, they changed her original powers, people who go by that idea...

Modifié par darknoon5, 08 avril 2010 - 10:57 .

[Mister Mida]

KSM is awesome. It's like James Bond in the future

[Icinix]

Loved it. Loved Kasumi, great character, shame she wasn't given a deeper character conversation probe ability. Definitely a character that deserves a bit more of the traditional ME conversation treatment, but then again, I won't be happy until I can hold a five hour real time conversation with all characters in the Mass Effect universe. So the point is moot.

Modifié par Icinix, 08 avril 2010 - 11:05 .

[MathuBishop]

Great job on Kasumi. Cool mission and was worth purchasing. Hopefully we'll get to see more of her in a ME2 Expansion Pack or ME3.

[Althorne]

Just wondering... Do you think she's a reference to "Goto" in KotOR (2?) Just came to me randomly xD

[Icinix]

Althorne wrote...

Just wondering... Do you think she's a reference to "Goto" in KotOR (2?) Just came to me randomly xD

That thought didn't occur to me, however I guess there is some similarities. Both are mysterious and enigmatic.
You might be onto something there.

[darknoon5]

I don't think she's a reference to G0T0 (I don't think the droid has any O's in his name), as they are completely different character, and where as Kasumi has shown a quite emotional side, G0T0 was logical and often brutal. Plus G0T0 was a machine.

[bagleyjd]

I liked the DLC of Kasumi but I wish they would have given this DLC when the game first came out like they did with Zaeed. Plus I don't see why we have to pay for this after forking out all that money to buy the game when it came out! ( I got the Collecters Edtion) I just see it as a way for EA to keep nickle and dimeing us. My opion!

[DC86]

I think that the next thing BioWare should do is to patch this annoying glitch with squadmates. I'm referring to the fact that somehow (even with upgrades) their shields/armor remain at the base level.

[SithLordExarKun]

Its a really good piece of DLC in my opinion. I like the "social part" of the mission the most, you know wandering around....



Its something i think ME1,2 and 3 needs more so it doesn't feel all combat and fighting all the time.

[shadowchaser076]

I loved this DLC. It doesn't bother me she doesn't have a convo wheel because everytime you talk to her in her room, she always has something new to say about whats going on currently...I really hope Bioware does more with her in an expansion pack and keep her around ME3.

[Joel2211]

I liked the dragon age refrence with that statue at the end.

[cerberus1701]

Lavans6879 wrote...

cerberus1701 wrote...

Care for some cheese with your whine?

1) You're not owed any modding support. By ANY developer. Some may be ok with people fracking with their creation and that's fine. But it doesn't make them evil because they don't want to make it easy for people to screw with what they built.

2) Kasumi "should have been included" Yeah. This from someone who has a serious case of Entitlement Syndrome.

You have no right to talk if you feel compelled to mock someone.

First off, there's no need -not- to include modding support. BioWare released an official SDK for Dragon Age for modders, which need I remind you was released prior to Mass Effect 2. The -only- reason why they don't release a SDK for Mass Effect 2 is because they don't have a license for it since they don't own the engine. Had they stuck with the Eclipse engine, there might actually be official modding support and third party content, let alone proper Eyefinity and widescreen support.

Second off, Kasumi was already confirmed as a character before Mass Effect 2 was even released in a couple of E3 trailers. Not only that, but there were already data files for the character within the release build of Mass Effect 2. I don't see BioWare asking their customers to spend $10 for a character to be an overly level method of conducting business, especially if said customer is the owner of the Collector's Edition. This is the reason why people are resorting to piracy while honest customers get slapped in the face with DLC fees and invasive DRM.

LOL.

As long as my mockery does not violate the terms of service for this publically accessible, but privately-owned forum, yes, in fact, I DO have the right to mock you. As openly and mercilessly as you deserve for this insane sense of entitlement that you and many others have.

As for the mod tools? I don't care why it's not open to modders. In fact, I couldn't care less. Perhaps the group within BW responsible for ME2 didn't want to use Eclipse because they didn't want people screwing with their creation.

People such as yourself wouldn't accept that because you feel you have the right to "mod" whatever you want. Mod the Mona Lisa. I'm sure you could make her hotter. Mod Huckleberry Finn to take out what would now be considered the offensive language. I'm sure Twain, DaVinci, and the rest of the world would applaud your changes. Because you know best, right?


The ME team knows people like you wouldn't accept it so maybe that is, in part, WHY they chose an engine they didn't own. So they could legitimately say, "Sorry. No can do" More than likely however it was probably a technical decision.

There are also data files within the release build of ME2 to allow Tali to join you on Freedom's Progress as well as a FemShep Tali love story of sorts. So? The fact that they made a decision and then, because of that decision, didn't recompile the data files isn't evil.

But, hey, perhaps they DID decide to take her out and sell her later, just to selll her later.

A) the game is still complete without her. This is nowhere close to the Assassin's Creed II stupidity.

I  still don't use most of the squadmates as it is. Pulling one out for later diminished nothing in the play experience..

As for the CE. What you were promised by the CE is exactly what was delivered. When you go to Chili's for their 9.99 appetizer and entree special you don't get to whine that you're owed dessert because everyone knows that dessert comes with a meal. 

And I love: 


"This is the reason why people are resorting to piracy"
 
Most people resort to piracy simply because they don't want to pay for something. They are unsure of the game and don't want to spend the $. They whine about being "burned" by a previous title, but, rather than avoid the developer's work, they tell themselves it's ok to steal it because, "I already gave them $50 for the last piece of crap. They owe me"

Because, by whatever twisted logic they employ, they think they are entitled. (Hmmm...sounds familiar)

I just wish I knew when behavior and the emotional response that comes with it that was unacceptable when you were four suddenly becomes not only acceptable, but somehow "righteous."

[ztonkin]

Yeah, I liked it. It was short, but compared to all the other stuff we've been getting from the Network up 'till now, this one was gold. I just hope anything we get from now on will be more along the line of Stolen Memories, rather than Firewalker.

[Mister Mida]

With all the positive reactions about Kasumi, I'm starting to believe Bioware forgot her VA to do one specific line:



Kasumi: ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL



Or maybe better (and probably already made up by someone):



Kasumi: KASUMING DIRECT CONTROL