Mass Effect 3 'Earth' DLC coming next week
EA and BioWare have been throwing a lot of support behind Mass Effect 3's multiplayer mode. Next week's "Earth" pack promises to continue expanding the game's online offering--and yep, it's still free.
Love it or hate it, but EA and BioWare have been throwing a lot of support behind Mass Effect 3's multiplayer mode. Best of all, every expansion pack released so far has been free. Next week's "Earth" pack promises to continue expanding the game's online offering--and yep, it's still free.
The Earth multiplayer expansion will be available next week according to a post on Major Nelson. While EA has yet to release official details on the pack, an earlier rumor pointed to the addition of three maps: Rio, Vancouver, and London. In addition, the free DLC adds a Piranha assault shotgun, Acolyte pistol, Typhoon light machine gun, and six human classes: Destroyer, Paladin, Demolisher, Slayer, Shadow, and Fury.
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Andrew Yoon posted a new article, Mass Effect 3 'Earth' DLC coming next week.
EA and BioWare have been throwing a lot of support behind Mass Effect 3's multiplayer mode. Next week's "Earth" pack promises to continue expanding the game's online offering--and yep, it's still free.-
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i don't think so, i've been playing the multiplayer since march, and never puchased a single item using real currency, because it's just not necessary. not by a long shot. if you play even just a single bronze challenge, you'll get enough credits to buy equipment for the next 1-2 challenges, and soon you'll have a hell of a lot of equipment. so... i don't think they're actually making money off them
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We'll see, I'm sure if it's a success they'll do a release about it down the road. If it's a failure we may never know. The thing with mirco transactions is only a small number of players need to do it to make it work, so even if your represent the majority, doesn't mean that between 1 and 10% of active players don't pay for these transaction.
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Also not being able to stand the game plays a factor in this.. once I hit 20 with one character and got my readiness maxed out I never played it again. Went right back to the campaign to finish it on insanity (and also hated my life doing that because designers these days don't know how to scale difficulties).
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What the hell are you talking about? I'm talking about the multiplayer, you know, the focus of the article. Fight the same enemies over and over with little in the way of teamwork and just fight to steal each other's kills, where most people ignore cover (in a cover shooter, lol), where the levels are tiny and have little of interest, and there's maybe 3 different objectives?
Way to jump to conclusions buddy, guess you should stay in school because apparently reading comprehension's your weakness. -
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