Take A T'Loak At Mass Effect 3 Omega

News · 11-27-12, 07:20 AM

I'm not the sort of person who usually watches the deleted/extended scenes of movie special editions. I mean, I'm sure they're fascinating ' and I'll definitely go for a swim in the deep end if I'm really, really into something ' but odds are, I've already gottenthe point. I've seen the credits roll on the vanilla version. I've taken the journey, and ' unless it's been a while ' I'm not super interested in trying the scenic route. That's pretty much my dilemma with Mass Effect 3's DLC as well. Omega, for instance, looks like a bombastic jaunt off the beaten space-path, but I already know where it ultimately leads. Still though, a new trailer makes a compelling argument for me to play it sooner rather than later ' if only because it looks like a fairly robust self-contained tale. Also, Aria's finally doing things. Explode-y things. I bet her faithful couch is terribly lonely.

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11-27-12, 07:20 AM	#1
News Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 34,624	Take A T'Loak At Mass Effect 3 Omega I'm not the sort of person who usually watches the deleted/extended scenes of movie special editions. I mean, I'm sure they're fascinating ' and I'll definitely go for a swim in the deep end if I'm really, really into something ' but odds are, I've already gottenthe point. I've seen the credits roll on the vanilla version. I've taken the journey, and ' unless it's been a while ' I'm not super interested in trying the scenic route. That's pretty much my dilemma with Mass Effect 3's DLC as well. Omega, for instance, looks like a bombastic jaunt off the beaten space-path, but I already know where it ultimately leads. Still though, a new trailer makes a compelling argument for me to play it sooner rather than later ' if only because it looks like a fairly robust self-contained tale. Also, Aria's finally doing things. Explode-y things. I bet her faithful couch is terribly lonely. (moreâ?¦) More...