BioWare Says Farewell With Mass Effect 3: Citadel and Reckoning
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Alright, I've got some work to do.
First, I need to play through Mass Effect 1 again, just to properly get a recap on everything that happened in that game (been several years since last, so I've forgotten most of it).
Second, I need to play through Mass Effect 2 again.
Third, I need to play Mass Effect 3 and all its DLC again.
Fourth... I need to say goodbye to Commander Samantha "Sam" Shepard, paragon of the galaxy...
First, I need to play through Mass Effect 1 again, just to properly get a recap on everything that happened in that game (been several years since last, so I've forgotten most of it).
Second, I need to play through Mass Effect 2 again.
Third, I need to play Mass Effect 3 and all its DLC again.
Fourth... I need to say goodbye to Commander Samantha "Sam" Shepard, paragon of the galaxy...
No.jthm said:
It's not like saying that.
That was terrible.
Mass Effect is a game built on questions, it is like the show Lost.
The >entire point< is for you to discover more and more until the "big finale".
The only way this is "like" your example is if you squint really hard, ignore basically everything, and say it.
At any rate, it [Mass Effect 3 or its ending] isn't that big of a deal, I just really don't like bad examples and that was terrible.
For fuck's sake, is there ever going to be a day when someone can bring up Mass Effect without people arguing about the ending? It's fucking over, move on. Jesus Christ.
Anyway, the actual news. I appreciate the fact that Bioware put out so much DLC for the Mass Effect games, but I've never played them. It just feels weird to go back to a story I already finished, especially now the entire trilogy is over. I can never shake the feeling of "well this is nice, but it would have been cool to have it there the first time around". Commander Shepherd's story already came to a close, very definitively.
Maybe since this is the last DLC release I'll wait about a year then download all of it and play through the trilogy again with all the stuff I missed. That seems like it would be fun.
Anyway, the actual news. I appreciate the fact that Bioware put out so much DLC for the Mass Effect games, but I've never played them. It just feels weird to go back to a story I already finished, especially now the entire trilogy is over. I can never shake the feeling of "well this is nice, but it would have been cool to have it there the first time around". Commander Shepherd's story already came to a close, very definitively.
Maybe since this is the last DLC release I'll wait about a year then download all of it and play through the trilogy again with all the stuff I missed. That seems like it would be fun.
Simply put, if you are one of those people that:Res Plus said:
1)Dont follow the developers interviews
2)Just casually game around without considering the consequences of putting money where its not worth it
3)You dont even pay attention to what the competition RPGs or other games in general offer
4)You dont know that many games from today and years prior because of lack of time and money
..then ME3 is a good experience. Kinda like how E.T for the Atari 2600 is a good game by the standars of the day AND if you didnt take into account the behind the scenes problems.
I am actually surpriced that you havent find anything wrong with even the rest of the series or ME3 itself.
All of them? only EC and Leviathan are somewhat plot related, anything else is just flavor and set dressing. Why would those be in the game in the first place?MrMan999 said:
I'll consider getting this one, maybe. Fifteen dollars is so fuckin' steep for DLC though, this better pack one hell of a punch, or nope not taking my dollars. I'll put off the desire to rekindle romances if I can't afford it.
It's ok Res. I liked DA2 as well while agreeing with a lot of the opinions that it should have spent six more months in development working on differentiating the play locales before releasing it.
OT- Not really excited to rekindle romances, though on some of my playthroughs I romanced a different character in each game so I'm curious to see if they acknowledge that my Shepard has slept with 1/3 of the people in the bar. I am excited for a new adventure with some of the old characters as long as the interaction with them is more than just in-combat chatter.
OT- Not really excited to rekindle romances, though on some of my playthroughs I romanced a different character in each game so I'm curious to see if they acknowledge that my Shepard has slept with 1/3 of the people in the bar. I am excited for a new adventure with some of the old characters as long as the interaction with them is more than just in-combat chatter.
