Poll: ME3: Did you get the DLC?
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HA HA HA HA no
I cannot cope with any DLC when I know that the end will still be creeping up on you, to squirt a fat load of misery over my day. I also heard it was a bit limited and with nothing really special.
However I have however got all the multiplayer DLC because I love the multiplayer and heck its free, playing the new Collector DLC with my buddy was a great feeling. I unlocked a Volus Engineer and he got a Jet-pack Turian infiltrator, good times for nothing is something you have to love. This is why I still like Bioware, at first I was annoyed when I heard ME3 had multiplayer, but I played the campaign once and have clocked over 200 hours into N7 ops or whatever they are called.
I cannot cope with any DLC when I know that the end will still be creeping up on you, to squirt a fat load of misery over my day. I also heard it was a bit limited and with nothing really special.
However I have however got all the multiplayer DLC because I love the multiplayer and heck its free, playing the new Collector DLC with my buddy was a great feeling. I unlocked a Volus Engineer and he got a Jet-pack Turian infiltrator, good times for nothing is something you have to love. This is why I still like Bioware, at first I was annoyed when I heard ME3 had multiplayer, but I played the campaign once and have clocked over 200 hours into N7 ops or whatever they are called.
I'm giving the entire trilogy a second playthrough, this time with all the relevant DLC, so ya. I haven't technically bought any ME3 DLC except "From Ashes" yet but I intend to buy it all.
I've had a thought. Shepherd's adventures in the Mass Effect games have always been heavily episodic anyway. Even the actual story is just a series of separate isolated missions often with little direct connection to the reapers. Why not just continue the Mass Effect series with smaller DLC adventures?
So far all the DLC takes place prior to the ME3 ending, which means if you want to play it you have to go back and either reload an old save, or restart the single player campaign. LAME. How about some post reaper invasion stuff. You can't keep retconning more and more crap into the already bloated ME3 story forever.
I've had a thought. Shepherd's adventures in the Mass Effect games have always been heavily episodic anyway. Even the actual story is just a series of separate isolated missions often with little direct connection to the reapers. Why not just continue the Mass Effect series with smaller DLC adventures?
So far all the DLC takes place prior to the ME3 ending, which means if you want to play it you have to go back and either reload an old save, or restart the single player campaign. LAME. How about some post reaper invasion stuff. You can't keep retconning more and more crap into the already bloated ME3 story forever.
If they had stayed one off then I would agree but they became less and less scary every time they were used.[/quote][NOTE] Now I haven't seen the most recent season of Dr. Who (waiting for Netflix) but I did hear about Angels in Manhattan, so if you are referring to anything in that season I won't know what you're talking about. [/NOTE]Gizmo1990 said:
For me, I found the Silence to be very well done, in both of their two appearances.
As for the Angels, I found them to be fantastic in Blink, great in the first part of the two part episode, and then they started degrading once you started to see them move on screen.
Back OT: Uhhh... still not really buying the DLC?
I've got From Ashes, the Extended Cut (because it was free) and a weapon dlc or two (I think) but nothing else.
No female Turian or Aria or.. "leviathans" could ever make me forget or want to go through that god awful ending again. The game is still a turd to me, and broke the Mass Effect experience for me (sadly), the dlc just shined up the interior of the turd.
No female Turian or Aria or.. "leviathans" could ever make me forget or want to go through that god awful ending again. The game is still a turd to me, and broke the Mass Effect experience for me (sadly), the dlc just shined up the interior of the turd.
Never. Why? Didn't buy ME3 and highly doubt I ever will. Between Dragon Age Origins and the little bit I played of Mass Effect, it was enough to tell me to avoid BioWare games unless I feel like torturing myself.
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It'd feel kinda weird for me to go back and add more to my Shepard's adventure. I mean...I already know how it all ends for her (quite well, in my opinion, if you include the extended cut), so why keep going with it?
The emotional conclusion of Mass Effect has been reached. I have moved on.
The emotional conclusion of Mass Effect has been reached. I have moved on.
Give us a new ending and I'll feel inclined to buy the DLC. I downloaded the free stuff cause I like knowing EA isn't making a dime off of it, but otherwise I want Bioware to know that I, as a fan, will not continue buying their stuff if they cease giving it the care it deserves.
I ~might~ (That's a pretty shallow might) get Leviathan/Omega if the price ever drops. They don't seem to be worth the current price tag IMO.
I don't think I'm able to get any since I've grabbed the U version...then again, I know it's preloaded with some DLC but I don't know what all is on there exactly. Anyway, I've liked what I've played so far and don't really see what the problem is. I saw the endings and while they're not great they could have been worse. Also, those are the ENDINGS: the actual game play, dialog, etc is pretty solid. If I could get more DLC I would but it doesn't look like it's planned for the U for some reason...some stupid reason...
I haven't bought either Leviathan or Omega and I'm not particularly interested at this point. If the next DLC truly interests me and the reviews are promising, I'll consider it.
Ultimately, it's a shame that the ending ruined so many people's perception of the subsequent DLCs.
Ultimately, it's a shame that the ending ruined so many people's perception of the subsequent DLCs.
I got all the DLC. Unlike so many on this forum I loved the ending (both vanilla and extended flavor) and I still want to see more of the universe.
I got all of it but Omega and the most recent weapon pack. I plan on getting Omega at some point when it goes on sale. The next DLC looks promising, so I might get that on release.
I'm holding off on buying the story DLC until I get the first game and play a character through the trilogy.
"None, but [probably] will at some point"
Since I got the Collector's Edition, I feel that I've paid more than enough for the damn game, so I'm going to wait and see if the DLCs are ever going on sale, since they're on Origin rather than the static BioWare Social Network site this time around. (Origin actually does on occasion have sales, after all.)
Since I got the Collector's Edition, I feel that I've paid more than enough for the damn game, so I'm going to wait and see if the DLCs are ever going on sale, since they're on Origin rather than the static BioWare Social Network site this time around. (Origin actually does on occasion have sales, after all.)
As a person who has beat the first two games multiple times I don't know why but after I beat three I just stopped playing altogether. I even stopped playing multi. I'm not one of those people who hated the ending because ME was essentially A or B choices just a series of them but thats for another day. In any event I sold ME2 and 3 and I don't plan on looking back. Another reason is the story concluded at this point I can care less what happened in the interim.
ME3 was a let down for me loseing a lot of what made it great in place of... something
i replyed it in the my other shep but nothing big changed
so i don't give shit DLC is there to make a good thing better like skyrim or fallout DLC you don't need them but you want them and i don't want more ME3 unless its changeing that fucking ending
i replyed it in the my other shep but nothing big changed
so i don't give shit DLC is there to make a good thing better like skyrim or fallout DLC you don't need them but you want them and i don't want more ME3 unless its changeing that fucking ending
I picked up the collectors edition recently for a pittance, found the protean to be incredibly dull, and rarely brought him along. Dude might have died in the cargo hold for all I knew. Got the Leviathan DLC as well and while I didn't think it was particularly good from a play perspective (in that it wasn't all that different from what was already in the game save for that one bit near the end where you basically play a single player version of one of the multiplayer missions), it did serve the purpose of finally answering some of the lingering questions the ending had for some.
As for the ending, I first saw the non-EC version having forgotten to download it. After that, I saw the EC and found both entirely acceptable. Even without the EC or Leviathan, I didn't feel there were wide enough story gaps nor sufficient evidence to justify the common Indoctrination Theory. Hell, even before I played the game that theory was shaky.
Personally, I won't be getting any more DLC for the game. It served its purpose and in spite of the raging of the internet I found that I quite liked it.
As for the ending, I first saw the non-EC version having forgotten to download it. After that, I saw the EC and found both entirely acceptable. Even without the EC or Leviathan, I didn't feel there were wide enough story gaps nor sufficient evidence to justify the common Indoctrination Theory. Hell, even before I played the game that theory was shaky.
Personally, I won't be getting any more DLC for the game. It served its purpose and in spite of the raging of the internet I found that I quite liked it.