FPLOON said:
Genocidicles said:
If it comes with all the DLC on disc, then I'll pick it up.
If it's anything like the trilogy collection available now (which has next to none of the DLC) I'll give it a miss.
This.
One of the main reasons why I didn't pick up the original HD trilogy was because it didn't have all of the DLC available... I mean, even GOTY version of games have a way of acquiring all of the DLC in some way...
OT: Call it the "Definitive Edition" (like what happened to Tomb Raider), include all of the DLC, and fix up some of the issues in the first game... and then, we'll talk about me giving you my money...
After reading through all the replies I was intent on commenting. Then I read this and figured I'd have to think up something else to say. For the most part the whole DLC would improve the value of such a trilogy/remake. But otherwise I too own all parts of the game. The DLC I do have for Mass Effect is as follows:
ME #1: Bring down the Sky and Pinnacle Station. IIRC neither of these cost anything, but when I got the game the download wasn't functional. A trip to Bioware forums got me the link and working patch. BdtS is kinda interesting while Pinnacle is just a survival mode and time attack. Never finished so can't say I know the prize for winning.
ME #2: I got several downloads for weapons and skins via playing Dragon Age and Facebook following. I know there are other DLC, but can't recall what at this time.
M3 #3: A few DLC packs mostly with items, and the multiplayer things. I think I took part in some events for them. Haven't touched the missions.
Origin uses the credits rather than money, but it would cost 4000 (1200, 1200,800, 800) to get the remaining items. You get 1600 credits for $20, and 1200 for $15. So $50 for all the ME3 mission/expansion DLC. (the rest of the DLC are weapons for Multiplayer and skins for about 480) Getting a bundle wouldn't be so bad if that's included.