I just finished the Omega DLC. I couldn't shake the feeling that retaking Omega should have been included in the game at release, as well as the Leviathan.
All in all, pretty underwhelming DLC IMO.
"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." -Seneca
I LOVED encountering the Mad Prophet again.
You're so adorable, Legio.
It would be cool if the Patriarch was in. He's the Patriarch. Aria's patriarch.
Played through the new DLC and I like it, the mad prophet did make me laugh.
I downloaded the Omega DLC last week but haven't had time to play it. Probably won't for ages anyway (Skyrim of course). Not too bothered about spoiling it for myself so;
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Guy's where can I buy ME3 online, I got ME2 on steam but can't find ME3! Where is it?
You have to use Origin, which is EA's equivalent of Steam.
Hey and if you get it for PC add me and we can play ;D
Sorry, just had to fix that for you.
Anyway, I played Omega a few weeks ago. Felt really short, but then again I played it near the end of my second run through with that character, so maybe I was a little too well equipped. Still, I expected a little more expansiveness for something that cost (I think) $5 more than Leviathan.
Omega DLC sucked, dialogue with Aria seemed so forced and unrealistic, they talked about the assault like it was a picnic. Audio in general got worse with this game, so many conversions don't have any music playing in the background any more like it was back in the previous two games. I feel like that added so much to the immersion and "emotion" of a scene. Also, some of the scenes that are intended to be cinematic just fall flat and end up being completely awkward, one example is if Miranda and her sister get killed; Shepard's sorrow lasts like half a second. No emotions at all.
Im always able to save both of them btw. But i get what you say, ME games are less and less RPGs but more and more third person linear action shooters. You cant even talk with your companions anymore like it used to, it was less on ME2 and nonexistent on ME3.
What i feel is the last game is fast food in comparison to the other previous games.
That's exactly why I just cba replaying ME3 or even bother playing any of the DLC's, even though I downloaded Leviathan. You don't have any control or freedom to make Shepard the character you want him to be. In ME1 and ME2, you choose virtually every line Shepard says. When you get to ME3, you know the game has failed when your Paragon Shepard starts racially abusing a Hanar and you can't do anything to stop it.
I did notice Shepard starting to talk all of a sudden, and I'm like "who gave you permission to speak?".
But on the companions problem, I don't feel like there's less dialogue with them. First of all, how much can you talk to Garrus about in the third game he appears? You already know his entire life, and even so, there's still enough dialogue given the circumstances. Plus, it's cool to see them talk to each other for a change, bumping into them on the ship.
No.
Finished a new trilogy couple of weeks ago 74 hours well spent.