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ME2 DLCs
- Thread starter hoverdog
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hoverdog
dog that is hovering, Wastelands Interactive
this is some serious business.
All of the playable DLC except the Hammerhead one (which was free on Cerberus network) was impressive as far as DLC goes. Each one had its own feel and atmosphere and didn't come across as recycled junk. Kasumi lets you interact with the world more than most of the main game itself by looking around an art gallery, etc. It is basically espionage until the act is found out, then comes the shoot out.
Overlord is creepy and has a feel of the Matrix to it. The vehicle parts are good and the story is pretty cool.
The best of the lot was the Kasumi/Shadow Broker one. It is pretty long and a bit more expensive than the others but I had a blast with it. There were two boss fights and both were interesting. The revelation of the Shadow Broker was pretty awesome.
Basically, if someone hasn't played ME2 yet and wants to the GOTY edition is worth waiting for as the DLC quests are better than much of the stuff in the main game itself. Played as a full package the addons would make the game feel a fair bit richer. Hopefully Arrival is good.
Overlord is creepy and has a feel of the Matrix to it. The vehicle parts are good and the story is pretty cool.
The best of the lot was the Kasumi/Shadow Broker one. It is pretty long and a bit more expensive than the others but I had a blast with it. There were two boss fights and both were interesting. The revelation of the Shadow Broker was pretty awesome.
Basically, if someone hasn't played ME2 yet and wants to the GOTY edition is worth waiting for as the DLC quests are better than much of the stuff in the main game itself. Played as a full package the addons would make the game feel a fair bit richer. Hopefully Arrival is good.
Jaesun said:
Unmasking the Shadow Broker was extraordinarily derpy in my opinion.
Bioware is like a little kid who is so excited about the shitty drawing he made you for your birthday and can't wait to give it to you. At least the little kid has an excuse for his lack of artistry... He's a little kid. And that kinda shit is cute. For a veteran development studio though? It's fucking retarded.
Fuck Bioware.
meh said:
Basically as soon as you get onto the normandy, there's going to be a billion emails telling you to go to this and that place for DLC mishs.
The DLC armors are mostly better than the default armor, but most LARPers get butthurt that they can't see their sheps face due to helmet in every cutscene.
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