@unbentonslaught Not only "did" I, but I still do... I have high hopes that the PC version will be somewhat re-imagined because honestly, a Resident Evil game (proper game, not that Raccoon City nonsense) getting a 4.5 is just unacceptable coming from Capcom.
@Sp3ncerK Sure, and I actually unlocked the entire game 3 years ago when I pre-ordered the German made Kirby's Island 3D for the Nintendo Wii U that came with the DLC pack of Mass Effect IV in Mongolian.
I actually have high hopes for DA3. If BioWare messes this one up, it will just prove, beyond any doubt whatsoever, that they just don't give a sh*t about what we think. If they haven't learned their lessons after the DA2 and ME3 fiascos, then I can't see them ever keeping up with what we want. So, essentially, I think this will be a make it or break it release for BioWare. I have faith in them, but it's too bad that at this point that's all that is going for them
@sulik1112 @Suikogaiden He said "most communist ideas", and he didn't even bring up the subjects of political and economic theories. His comment was far from "ignorant".
The inclusion of this DLC into the free Extended Cut fix (yes, I call it a fix) would have made a lot more sense, both from a creative and a business perspective. Firstly, to make your fans pay for a DLC that adds content to a story which we have already all finished (and have come to accept, if not liked), just seems like a cash-grab. It's hard to explain why this matters with the ME brand, but it's not like any other game I can think of where even after completing it, additional content still make sense - no with ME it's different. The ending of ME3 to me was like a not-so-pleasant-divorce...just want to put it behind me... BioWare miscalculated on a few critical points with ME3, and they just seem to be out of touch with reality. That said, this DLC does seem to be solid, and 2 hours for a DLC is actually respectable.
@SkooManiac It's not open-world, but it's not a "rail-shooter" either. I enjoyed every single minute of this game. It's nothing like GTA or True Crime - very different pacing, action and I must say "feel". This game is like a blockbuster movie, except you're playing it. It's an 'A' title for sure.
@jamyskis @chilly-chill I beg to differ. They didn't bring it to an end by any means. When you are left with basic questions about the "ending" (and not in terms of being emotionally impacted) but by actual real questions, then that means there was no closure at all. Just because something happens and then you see credits, please don't automatically assume that you experienced the ending. Yes, they ended it, but it was no ending to Mass Effect 3. For instance, think back to the ending of Mass Effect 1 and 2 - those were endings, you could even say that they were conclusions to the sub-plots. But clarify to me what you assume to be the ending of Mass Effect 3's sub-plot, or the main plot of the Mass Effect story.
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