They announced it quote some time ago.Rayken15 said:Wait, did they announce the release date? When in hell...
They announced it quote some time ago.Rayken15 said:Wait, did they announce the release date? When in hell...
None of the DLC had any real impact with choices, and the characters may as well have left the party once you'd done their quests.kman123 said:Yeah I raised the same point in a different thread like yesterday.
I think the non-DLC players (like us) are left to fend in the dirt, to put it bluntly. We didn't buy, we lose.
Seems like a dickish move yeah?
Either that or they'll do a quick recap. I hear they did something similar for the PS3 ME2 version, since they didn't get the first.
No it's not because the events of the DLC are linear. There's only one way. The canon way.KalosCast said:The DLC, unlike ME1's, had some rather major plot points. I'm sure not doing it is going to have a major effect on your savegame.
I believe it's Bioware@wehavemoremoneythanyou.comVault101 said:somone should write a strongly worded e-mail to Bioware....whats the adress if I want to complain?kman123 said:Yeah I raised the same point in a different thread like yesterday.
I think the non-DLC players (like us) are left to fend in the dirt, to put it bluntly. We didn't buy, we lose.
Seems like a dickish move yeah?
Either that or they'll do a quick recap. I hear they did something similar for the PS3 ME2 version, since they didn't get the first.
Indeed. But is that really so bad?Loop Stricken said:No it's not because the events of the DLC are linear. There's only one way. The canon way.KalosCast said:The DLC, unlike ME1's, had some rather major plot points. I'm sure not doing it is going to have a major effect on your savegame.
That shit gets done whether or not you decided to play it.
This.Jandau said:I miss the days of good old fashioned expansions packs. You know, those addons where the cost/content ratio wasn't so atrociously bad and you didn't feel like someone pulled your liver out of your arse when you paid for them.
I played all the DLC, and, for the most part (Overlord being the exception) There isn't much choice because their all pretty linear since they have to help ME3's plot.thingymuwatsit said:I, as many other fans, am looking forward to the release of Mass Effect 3 on November the 3rd, but there is one issue that I am struggling over: DLC.
The original Mass Effect had its fair share of DLC, with implications of both being prevalent in the sequel, and Mass Effect 2 has even more bonus characters and plotlines being added as DLC. This is all well and good for the people who had access to them, but I am forced to wonder what Bioware is going to do about the (presumably) many players that, for any reason, could not gain access to the bonus content. Will Bioware add the DLC's to the Mass Effect 3 bundle (a fair solution), will they make the content irrelevant (unfair on those who had access to it), or will they just leave it be (unfair to those without access to the content).
Because I am one of the fans that could not purchase any Mass Effect DLC, I wonder how Bioware will treat me in regards to the overarching plot. Do any of the readers here have opinions on the topic?
Please see..Aeshi said:This.Jandau said:I miss the days of good old fashioned expansions packs. You know, those addons where the cost/content ratio wasn't so atrociously bad and you didn't feel like someone pulled your liver out of your arse when you paid for them.
What has happened to the noble expansion pack?
Except when Liara becomes the shadow broker.Woodsey said:None of the DLC had any real impact with choices, and the characters may as well have left the party once you'd done their quests.kman123 said:Yeah I raised the same point in a different thread like yesterday.
I think the non-DLC players (like us) are left to fend in the dirt, to put it bluntly. We didn't buy, we lose.
Seems like a dickish move yeah?
Either that or they'll do a quick recap. I hear they did something similar for the PS3 ME2 version, since they didn't get the first.
The DLC serve as side-quests, not additions to the main one.
I suppose. I haven't looked at the new squad line-up because I want to keep away from too many spoilers, but if Liara is on it then I imagine the way you recruit her again will be different.Trolldor said:Except when Liara becomes the shadow broker.Woodsey said:None of the DLC had any real impact with choices, and the characters may as well have left the party once you'd done their quests.kman123 said:Yeah I raised the same point in a different thread like yesterday.
I think the non-DLC players (like us) are left to fend in the dirt, to put it bluntly. We didn't buy, we lose.
Seems like a dickish move yeah?
Either that or they'll do a quick recap. I hear they did something similar for the PS3 ME2 version, since they didn't get the first.
The DLC serve as side-quests, not additions to the main one.
All I got was that its a little hour or so long prologue to the Reaper invasion, where you find out they're targeting Earth. It seems rather inconsequential.kman123 said:But Bioware announced that ME3 will continue on from Arrivals...Woodsey said:None of the DLC had any real impact with choices, and the characters may as well have left the party once you'd done their quests.kman123 said:Yeah I raised the same point in a different thread like yesterday.
I think the non-DLC players (like us) are left to fend in the dirt, to put it bluntly. We didn't buy, we lose.
Seems like a dickish move yeah?
Either that or they'll do a quick recap. I hear they did something similar for the PS3 ME2 version, since they didn't get the first.
The DLC serve as side-quests, not additions to the main one.