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Welp, this video convinced me to not get Mass Effect 3.
^^How is that a surprise? EA made Bioware do the same thing in Dragon Age, except that they included an in-game DLC salesman who stood around in the most-visited area.
ALL HAIL THE NEW FLESH!
Speaking of which, I think most of the reason we used macros were banned.
Ok, so why is it assumed the content is important? Just because of the character's species?
...How do you know that the character knows anything? It could be as unimportant as that Dragon Age DLC the guy talked about
Although yeah, EA is run by idiots who don't know what they're doing
Up until now, said species was canonically extinct. The character existing is a huge modification to the lore.
@INUH: Oh no I'm not surprised at all, it's EA. Regardless, that was marginally less heinous than this because Warden's Keep was significantly less plot relevant than a goddamn Prothean..
^Eh, I'd say the inclusion of a salesman going "hahaha, you didn't buy the DLC!" evens it out in that regard :P
:C
I'm not denying that it probably IS important, but maybe wait until a reviewer looks at the DLC and goes, "Yeah, this is key to the story and lore" or, "Nah, it's nothing" before going nuts?
No, you don't understand. The Reapers wiped the Protheans out. Them, nearly all their technology, basically all of civilization. For one to survive is staggering.
^^It's still dickish in that it's denying non-cosmetic content available at day one for not paying extra cash for a game they already bought.
Also I wish I had James Woods' voice.
All you guys are saying so far is, "This is important because he is a survivor!"
I see it like, say, finding a living Dwemer in Skyrim. So what? He could have slipped through time, he could have extremely important information for the lore, or he could be, "Hey... Uh, do you know where everybody went?"
Edit: Not denying that, Neo
Bringing an extinct species back as a cash grab without letting it have anything to do with the plot or lore wouldn't exactly be much better, IMO.
Yeah, this is not the kind of thing you put in a game for shits and giggles. If I was a designer on Mass Effect 3, I'd think of it as a worthless addition unless it was a big deal. Too much of a narrative opportunity to pass up.
Even if he knows nothing about the Reapers, he's still a Promethean, with all the super-advanced knowledge of technology and stuff that implies.
Did I mention it's a David Cronenberg film?
Can't say I agree there. The Protheans were using the technology of whatever civilization the Reapers wiped out before them, and so on for countless cycles. AFAIK, they weren't actually any more advanced than the current tech.
I'm pretty sure they had some understanding of how it worked, as it's very difficult to work out how to use technology like beacons and such without being able to simply press buttons.
At the very least, it's a lot more understanding of the technology that the Protheans used than the humans in the setting have shown they have of the technology they're using.
Man, whenever I try to get into ME, I wonder if it's worthwhile after hearing about shit like this
^Don't worry about it. For all the bitching about this sort of thing, it's a really solid series.
Yeah, definitely a great series.
Dragon Age might've been as good as a series, but then we got DA2. That said, the first Dragon Age is a really nice high fantasy adventure, even though it contains a lot of my pet peeves.
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My PC is fucked though. Thank god my hard drive is okay.
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There was a living Dwemer in Morrowind. He's a pretty important character. ...He also had a terminal disease, so!