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[Daemon]

Finishing up another playthrough of ME2 until ME3 (unfortunately ) arrives in 2 weeks. I might buy LOtSB, is it really worth it as everybody says?

Nope, not unless you really like Liara.

Kasumi's Stolen Memory is much, much better.

[Pleiades]

I might buy LOtSB, is it really worth it as everybody says?

I just finished it again in my third ME2 playthrough. If you're a fan of Liara, it's pretty great. I think Overlord was the best DLC the game had, however.

[Daemon]

I just finished it again in my third ME2 playthrough. If you're a fan of Liara, it's pretty great. I think Overlord was the best DLC the game had, however.

Overlord is pretty good. All of them were pretty decent DLC.

I'd say my favorite to least favorite is: Stolen Memory, Cerberus Pack content, Overlord, Shadow Broker, and I haven't played Arrival. Someone mind giving it to me in a nutshell?

[Pleiades]

Overlord is pretty good. All of them were pretty decent DLC.

I'd say my favorite to least favorite is: Stolen Memory, Cerberus Pack content, Overlord, Shadow Broker, and I haven't played Arrival. Someone mind giving it to me in a nutshell?

I'm actually curious about Arrival as well. The general consensus is that it's awful, but I want to know if it's necessary that I add it to my playthrough before importing to Mass Effect 3.

[Patches]

I'm actually curious about Arrival as well. The general consensus is that it's awful, but I want to know if it's necessary that I add it to my playthrough before importing to Mass Effect 3.

I wouldn't say awful, but it didn't offer much content as opposed to Overlord or Shadow Broker. Probably the most frustrating thing was the big choice you have to make in the end has absolutely no impact on ME3, and the entire pack can essentially be skipped as all the events are explained in the begin of Mass Effect 3. It was a good epilogue to ME2, though, overall a pretty enjoyable pack.

[Pleiades]

I wouldn't say awful, but it didn't offer much content as opposed to Overlord or Shadow Broker. Probably the most frustrating thing was the big choice you have to make in the end has absolutely no impact on ME3, and the entire pack can essentially be skipped as all the events are explained in the begin of Mass Effect 3. It was a good epilogue to ME2, though, overall a pretty enjoyable pack.

Oh, really? In that case, I'll just look it up on Youtube. I'd rather not spend money on something that's ultimately pointless.

[Daemon]

Wanting to give AC Revelations another try (got like halfway through it, then started playing other games) but I don't really remember what happened in the story.
Realizing before Revelations came out, I started a second playthrough of Brotherhood, almost getting to the last memory sequence before the holidays, and decided I'm going to finish Brotherhood again, and then start Revelations fresh. Hopefully it'll get me even more excited for AC3. By some miracle I've avoided the ending til now.
Unfortunately, though I'll have time to finish Brotherhood, there'll be no time to play Revelations before ME3 comes out.

[YamiGekusu]

MadWorld.

It's fucking amazing.

[Hackmaster6000]

Metal Gear Solid : HD collection
Finished Sons of Liberty and Snake Eater pretty amazing. Trying to finish Peace Walker

[Scorpion Soldier]

SSX
Opinions on this game have been mixed, but i'm loving every second of it. I wasn't sure about the way the online aspect was handled at first but i like it very much.(It's something that should stay in SSX though, and if used with other games like racing games for instance it should be combined with traditional multiplayer.) The game is simply brilliant, i'm missing the split screen multiplayer option though, i've always been fond of that in SSX.

[RAiDeN-209]

MGS HD Collection (MGS2)

I'm trying to get through each game without any kills. I'm 4 or 5 hours into MGS2, but can only play on Sunday since I gave it up for Lent.. :/

By the way, I don't think I'll ever be able to do this again. You don't know what you have till it's gone...

[Daemon]

Playing Mass Effect 3. Having a lot of problems, from frequent crashes/freezing to the DLC character completely not working.

[Pleiades]

Playing Mass Effect 3. Having a lot of problems, from frequent crashes/freezing to the DLC character completely not working.

How frequent do you mean? Skyrim frequent?

I'll be playing the game in an hour or so. Hopefully I don't suffer similar issues.

[Daemon]

How frequent do you mean? Skyrim frequent?

Nooooooo. Not even close. I've had about three freezes in a two-hour period.
Thankfully Bioware included a quicksave feature on PS3.

[Spiderpig24]

Playing Mass Effect 3. Having a lot of problems, from frequent crashes/freezing to the DLC character completely not working.

:O

I hope it's just you, of course by the time I beat ME2 completely before playing ME3, they should have all problems patched.

[RAiDeN-209]

Nooooooo. Not even close. I've had about three freezes in a two-hour period.
Thankfully Bioware included a quicksave feature on PS3.

Two or three freezes in 2 hours, not even close to Skyrim? Damn, how often does Skyrim freeze for you?

[Pleiades]

Two or three freezes in 2 hours, not even close to Skyrim? Damn, how often does Skyrim freeze for you?

Back when I had the game, Skyrim froze at least once every 30-40 minutes.

Nooooooo. Not even close. I've had about three freezes in a two-hour period.
Thankfully Bioware included a quicksave feature on PS3.

That's good, at least. Any issues importing your character?

[Daemon]

That's good, at least. Any issues importing your character?

None at all, but I used the default male Shepard.

[Js2Kings]

I'm currently playing Bully: Scholarship Edition for Wii, Deus Ex: Human Revolution on PC and Shadowgun on Android, I only mention Shadowgun since it the only good looking shooter that natively (not sure if natively is a word) supports gamepads, including my PS3 controller.

[Pleiades]

Mass Effect 3. I've made barely any progress, but I'm finding it very enjoyable, more so than I'd expected. The streamlining doesn't seem near as apparent as I would have expected, and is miniscule in comparison to the transition from ME to ME2. Dialog options are noticeably reduced, but I predict this may change once I've left the linear opening segments of the game (optional dialog with characters through "investigate" still offer plenty of choices). Combat polishes what ME2 gave us, and continues to be a massive improvement over the awkward clunkiness of the original game.

So far, I'm impressed.