Yeah i know but i was really hoping bioware would changed their mind and giving out free

Because clearly, an armour, new heavy weapon and an upcoming mission pack (With FOUR missions) is not enough?

I'm not a real big fan of DLC, but Bioware seem to have done alright with this one. Hoping they would change their mind after announcing that it would be charged does seem a bit much.

Actually, if compared to Fallout 3 DLCs (bloody expensive cost more than the game itself)

And also Street Fighter 4's DLC.

So far, Bioware's DLCs are quite reasonably price.

Just finished it today, & the game are totally rocks !!! Sigh, but still its not good that im unable to see Tali true face

sure... but jack looks weird of her glasses...

This post has been edited by konsama: Mar 23 2010, 12:58 AM

Firewalker DLC should be available for download later today.. Stay tune people

woot~~~ tomorrow is the firewalker pack release date

What does the Firewalker DLC do?

How much we supposed to pay for that?

Firewalker pack is a free DLC for those who have activate their ceberus network

http://masseffect.bioware.com/info/cerberus/

Five missions is a lot of a free DLC.

Compared to the Horse Armor DLC in Oblivion.

I think it should be tomorrow or midnight because we are 1 day ahead of US and bioware still haven't announced the release time yet

Yup that what i like about bioware

This post has been edited by TimKen: Mar 23 2010, 09:55 AM

personally i think bioware nails value all the time,

their games clock super long, 20-30 hours on single play though

customisable - class differences in DA:O, Decisions in ME1/2, Class differences and Decisions in BG1,2, IMPORTING CHARACTER

Lore - like theres sooo much to this damn universe

Super high production values - extensive voice cast for their games, all star cast for ME2, extra "class" missions DA:O

story and care of characters - bioware makes the best characters in V.Game ever! minsc, HK-47, shale/alistar

Music and Artwork,

all of these in a game that costs what 129 bucks? heck oblivion and fallout 3 had almost nothing compared to this.

Bioware have made one of the best games ever.

ME2 is just amazing that everything can be improved in the sequel,except for less RPG elements.

I heard the Firewalker missions arent very long.

This post has been edited by Cheesenium: Mar 23 2010, 10:28 AM

i regretted buying FO3 though, pathetic support for asian user from beth.... i won't buying anymore original game from beth that's for sure

i have to ask tho did anyone bother to scan planets?

cause there are some missons in em, i encountered one and in guides there are more missions in various planets.

not played em tho, currently replaying vanguard on highest difficulty.

imma LOVE VANGUARG


beth games are good for one thing

mods

even in australia the support is rather limited, their patches are woeful i had to do all sorts of modding to get obivlion to work nicely. (gameplay wise) even with extensive mods like OOO and unofficial patches and the lot it still has crashes

fallout 3, meh the same better paced tho but meh teh same.

Yeah,i actually spend time to scan planets for missions.

Quite pointless,though,to be honest. The missions are very shot and some are buggy.

The main quests have the most fun.

Do you mean ME1 or ME2?

I did all the scanning for ME1.

Couldn't bother to do that for ME2.

I just scan for missions in ME2.

ME1's mineral scanning,cant be bothered to do. Too many to scan.

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Added on March 23, 2010, 11:22 amI just scan for missions in ME2.

ME1's mineral scanning,cant be bothered to do. Too many to scan.

This post has been edited by Cheesenium: Mar 23 2010, 11:22 AM

How do you scan for missions in ME2?

I know how to scan for minerals in ME2.

You just go to scan some random planets.There will be some noise if the planet have a mission.

If you have done the upgrade for the Mineral Scanner,the Scanner will point you to the source of the noise.

Those missions are quite hard to find,to be honest. And they are very short.

I dont see much point of scanning for it,unless you really have nothing to do.