@rabakill: This is your opinion (and everyone has got one, especially game reviewers) regarding your experience with the game. If you don't like it, great, don't play it anymore. It goes both ways too. Whatever games *you* may think are awesome may seem like "a shiny turd" to others.

Yeah, I've come across this too. What was sad was that I rented a Ranger with a decent longbow and powers, yet, he didnt' fire one friggin' arrow in a majority of the treks from point A to point B.  I'm like: "Dude, fire that thing! What's wrong with you??"

@TC - I've played Alpha Protocol (and THAT game was jacked with glitches) yet I found it to be fun.  But I have to agree with what most have said already in this thread.  If there were any glitches, they weren't exactly game breaking ones  Otherwise, I'd be looking at this game with a microscope looking for every single little flaw.  For the most part, this game has actually very very FEW glitches that I've come across (mainly graphical or jacked up camera angles)

Capcom is notorious for questionable DLC practices (mostly for on Disc Locked Content). From weapons that are rather 'meh' to selling Rift Crystals (2000? whoopie) that you can earn easily earn (and sometimes way more than 2000) after staying at an inn a couple of times in a few hours.

My friend got the weapon pack yesterday and at level 58, he said the weapons were way underpowered.  I guess the weapons would be awesome to use if you're starting off in the early teens in levels, but beyond 40, these weapons are a joke.

If anything made me play more multiplayer, it was this game's OWN TRIPLE CHOICE ENDINGS that did it for me. I'm not going to beat a dead horse, but unlike ME1 and ME2 where you had this motivation to play the game over trying different choices, ME3 inevitably made it so unattractive to even bother since you're stuck with the same dilemma in the end. Hence, multiplayer. It's pretty good. I can't complain. Horde mode can get rather blah after a while. But after BW/EA's statement that the explanation DLC will come in the WINTER and after finally nabbing all possible unlockables in MP, there's really not much else to do.

^^In a way, synthesis is NOT the 'best' ending. The only way you'll get that Easter Egg cutscene is if you choose destroy.

Once again, another white lie from BW/EA. First the promise of "very different endings". Then, a DLC to explain later in April. Then, sometime in the Summer.  And NOW, it's IN THE WINTER. In the winter? Really? This is your classic "waiting till the fires burn out". By then, George Lucas will already have a re-re-re-re-release of his Star Wars movies with more "additional content"