Mass Effect 3

[Kekvit Irae]

I disagree slightly. I found Overlord quite enjoyable, but despite that it is entirely skippable. It's a side-plot and is in no way tied to the main story from any indication.

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I got System Shock 2 vibes from playing Overlord, which is always a good thing for me. The only downside of Overlord is that the ending is redundant if you did Legion's loyalty quest.

Zaeed is a good party member for shooty shooty party compositions, and his DLC is free.
Kasumi's DLC gives you a third choice during the suicide mission for the vents, and the DLC quest isn't half bad.
Firewalker was overhyped and is trash. Skip it. On the bright side, it's free.
Normandy Crash Site is just for nostalgia. Again, it's free.
Arrival... well... the ME3 demo single player pretty much tells you everything you need to know anyway.
Shadow Broker... BUY THIS. Seriously. Best DLC in ME3.

[Chaotix]

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Zaeed is a good party member for shooty shooty party compositions, and his DLC is free.
Kasumi's DLC gives you a third choice during the suicide mission for the vents, and the DLC quest isn't half bad.

I always thought it was odd that Zaeed was basically useless in the suicide mission. I expected him to be another possible Fireteam leader since, you know, he founded and lead a band of mercenaries. Especially when Kasumi gets to be a possible Hacker. He is good for "holding the line", though, when your "line" is otherwise composed of squishy aliens like Mordin and Tali.

[Monk]

I always thought it was odd that Zaeed was basically useless in the suicide mission. I expected him to be another possible Fireteam leader since, you know, he founded and lead a band of mercenaries. Especially when Kasumi gets to be a possible Hacker. He is good for "holding the line", though, when your "line" is otherwise composed of squishy aliens like Mordin and Tali.

The only reason I can think of him being no good is his history after leaving the suns. Twenty years of looking out for yourself above all doesn't nurture good leadership skills. Seriously, how many stories does Zaeed have where "only I made it back alive"? That guy could take the normandy crew out for lunch and somehow everyone but him would die.

[a completely inoffensive name]

I think the idea of not boycotting a game that is milking you of money because you love it too much is why the gaming industry is the way it is.

BF3 is easy to boycott since there are a dozen modern military FPS shooters out there, take your pick.

ME3 is something unique and story driven. I'm not advocating the boycott, but I just want to throw out there that you all are part of the problem.

[rajpoot]

ME3 is something unique and story driven. I'm not advocating the boycott, but I just want to throw out there that we all are part of the problem.

Fixed it for you. Unless you are boycotting it ofcourse.

[a completely inoffensive name]

Fixed it for you. Unless you are boycotting it ofcourse.

I'm not boycotting it, I simply don't have the time to play it. So I don't even have a chance to buy it. If I had time to play it, I would at least be honest with myself and everyone here by saying that I am a hypocrite.

[Monk]

I'm not boycotting it, I simply don't have the time to play it. So I don't even have a chance to buy it. If I had time to play it, I would at least be honest with myself and everyone here by saying that I am a hypocrite.

Personally I don't find the issue of day one dlc to be a deal breaker. Sure it annoys me, but it doesn't cause me anything in relation to 'outrage', and certainly doesn't get enough of a response for me to not buy the game. That doesn't make me a hypocrite, that makes me someone able to make a choice.

People are not hypocrites solely for disagreeing with your opinion.