Of course. I bet my mate 50 quid that the ending was literal then bioware makes the ending make sense. CURSE YOU BIOWARE CURSE YOU!!!
Hey, I'll back you up! I have no illusions that, should it come to pass, that if they release a "Take Back Omega" DLC then it would have been planned from the very start - it's glaringly obvious but, in my opinion, not offensively so.The_Waspman said:If it does happen, I'd like to say right now... Called it!
Well, they have published a comic book of Aria taking Omega back, so its obviously been on their minds. Also, having Aria as a temporary squadmate (a la Liara in Mass Effect 2) would be fairly cool.Varrdy said:Hey, I'll back you up! I have no illusions that, should it come to pass, that if they release a "Take Back Omega" DLC then it would have been planned from the very start - it's glaringly obvious but, in my opinion, not offensively so.The_Waspman said:If it does happen, I'd like to say right now... Called it!
>they have the right to charge you to fix a faulty product.OhJohnNo said:Now you see, THIS is entitlement.AC10 said:I think it should be free.
This just in: RPGs shouldn't be mainstreamZeel said:They just need to stay the hell away from RPG games. I can't count how many shooter games are released monthly. Why must they infect my genre? do I go to their genre and ask for shit like 'dialogue choice'?
No, everyone would think I'm a pompous prick. But they get away with doing the same to my FAVOURITE genre. It's absolutely sickening.
You mean, like the stuff they advertise when you beat the game? They're working on that?Tomo Stryker said:Bioware, more specifically Casey Hudson has announced that they are creating game extending DLC. Downloadable content that will extend the game past the ending, like Fallout 3's Broken Steel.
Here is the link http://news.yahoo.com/mass-effect-3-game-fans-campaign-ending-195542082.html
Hudson, however, noting feedback from players that the ending was too bleak, said BioWare was working on new content that will be made available to download online to extend play beyond the current finish of the game.
Any thoughts on the subject people?
I don't think the Suicide mission was to recreate Virmire personally. I thought that they wanted something similar with the Legion loyalty mission. And they got it with a few people (James from Extra Credits was one)Zeel said:On the Virime thing we agree. The suicide mission was their fool hearted attempt at recreating the magic of Virime. It doesn't even compare. I think this is a good representation of how slowly the writing starts to dive.
Really Zeel. Tone the fuck down and start discussing it in a more calmer manner. This way no-one is taking you seriously.Savagezion said:snipZeel said:"irrational" are you saying nothing I've said is without merit? I can at least acknowledge the genophage arc was done reasonably well.erttheking said:I can't help but wonder how much this DLC is going to cost, there's rumors that it might be free but who knows. Anyway Zeel, I've presented my arguments, I'm done arguing with you. You may reassume irrationally hating ME3 and all you enjoyed it before the ending.
You can't acknowledge any points I made?
Curious question. How much are you willing to pay for this ending DLC? 10? 20? 30?
Tell me if I'm going too high.
Ah yes, this is one of the best lines they could have put. Because it does capture a lot of why people hated the endings. That said, I'll get it even if it's paid. But it would certainly help them immensely if they made it free, kind of an act of goodwill.TheCommanders said:The question is, what will it be? I do like the sound of, "We also recognize that some of our most passionate fans needed more closure, more answers, and more time to say goodbye to their stories."