I'm just curious to see where they're gonna go with this DLC. I mean, if it's going to effect the ending, or maybe post shepard waking up after the destruction ending, I dunno.
Maybe it's just wishful thinking in that they'll patch up some of the holes in the ending. A lot of the indoctrination theory videos make so much sense, and can't necessarily be overlooked.
Actually it can, coincidences exist, assets are reused to save time, and characters acting completely retarded isn't necessarily mind control, it could just be crappy writing.
Bioware can't meaningfully patch the ending without rewriting it. Hell, the EC created just as many plot holes as it removed.
I can't imagine them fixing anything with this because they've proven time and time again they don't care about internal consistency as long as the story lead to big setpieces and/or some kind of binary choices.
True indeed. U make a good point as those same thoughts crossed my mind as well initially. I figured it was either bad writing, or some kinda multi-part ending in an attempt for EA to capitlize even more on consumers/fans of the series money.
The thing I still don't understand is where was/is Harbinger in the entire game prior to making your way down to the conduit? Then when you finally see him, he jus floats away.
I haven't felt the desire to play any ME3 DLC more than once. I haven't played completely through the SP game more than twice. The MP is good. ME3 is just a MP game as far as I'm concerned.
I love ME3. The haters are all wrong IMO. Beautiful writing, beautiful graphics, beautiful gameplay. I have never been so drawn into a game, and it's characters and world. Bring on the DLC, another reason replay ME3. 10/10 all round.
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Maybe it's just wishful thinking in that they'll patch up some of the holes in the ending. A lot of the indoctrination theory videos make so much sense, and can't necessarily be overlooked.
Bioware can't meaningfully patch the ending without rewriting it. Hell, the EC created just as many plot holes as it removed.
I can't imagine them fixing anything with this because they've proven time and time again they don't care about internal consistency as long as the story lead to big setpieces and/or some kind of binary choices.
The thing I still don't understand is where was/is Harbinger in the entire game prior to making your way down to the conduit? Then when you finally see him, he jus floats away.