#Mass effect 3 pc dlc sale movie#
$10 may sound like much but in reality that is the price of a movie ticket or cheeseburger meal.And you can't replay through those experiences. For the die-hard fans out there it shouldn't be an issue.Buy or don't. Mass Effect 2: Kasumi Stolen Money - 3.49 Mass Effect 2: Lair of the Shadow Broker - 4.99 Mass Effect 2: Overlord - 3.49 Mass Effect 3: Citadel (1 of 2) - 4.94 Mass Effect 3: From Ashes - 4.99 Mass Effect 3: Leviathan - 4.99 Mass Effect 3: Omega - 4. I enjoy ME enough that I can splurge a bit on the last game. If they planned out 9 more games with this occurring at release then I would care but not this time on the final ME. Get the best deals on Mass Effect 3 N7 Digital Deluxe Edition (PC) - Steam Gift - GLOBAL at the most attractive prices on the market. I wouldn't have cared personally about shoveling out $10 for DLC. This character + mission is only a 1-3 hour experience at best so it isn't on par with some DLC for Skyrim (which is more like an expansion pack than anything). I won't even get into this DLC on Day 1 because I'll be so busy with setting things up and getting my old squad back together. At the end of next week this won't even be an issue to most gamers who will be too involved with the main game to even care. Wait for the DLC to go on sale if you have such an issue with it or buy ME3 used to counter-act that price point. I didn't purchase Kasumi or LOTSB until they were on sale at a LATER point after they released. It's a slippery slope if that starts to become the norm. While logically you could argue it shouldn't make any difference, essentially the situation is that if you want to own all key content at launch, you have to pay $70 rather than 60. And if you think that there is no place for fan service and inside jokes in the gloomy universe of Mass Effect, you’d better stay away from this DLC. It's effectively a business strategy that relies on the committment of fans who don't want to miss out on story and exposition. Even though Citadel, like other Mass Effect 3 expansions, plugs into the final third of the campaign, this is probably the closest thing to a happy end that Shepard & Co. Every fan of that game can't wait for the first expansion pack - but what if Bethesda had actually offered an expansion DLC at launch, for an additional $15? Psychologically, it would have seemed like extortion rather than a 'bonus'. Were still under construction but should be up soon, sorry The links above take you back to Masseffect2saves stuff right now. This feels incredibly different psychologically. However, the problem with 'From Ashes' is that it's available right away - but only if you're willing to shell out extra money. It was a welcome extra for fans who had completed the game and wanted more content. Surely the difference is that it's a day one DLC rather than a later add-on? Shadow Broker worked because it came further down the line to expand the saga and act as a 'bridge' in narrative.
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