Game Informer was given a response from EA that responds to the allegations that the day one DLC for Mass Effect 3, From Ashes, was already fully included on the disc on the day of release.
I can understand there being certain frameworks already included but why include the character model on the disc? Or the character's recorded lines and interaction scenes? Was the 600MB download only for the initial mission to unlock the character the world already had in their possession? Was a $10 additional fee really necessary for any of this? Am I reading that right?
Why am I asking so many questions?
"From Ashes is a 600 MB+ download with all new content, including the mission on Eden Prime, new dialogue options and conversations with Javik, new cinematics, the Prothean weapon, and new appearances for all squad members. All of the above content was completed while the main game was in certification and are not available on the disc.
"As stated previously, in order to seamlessly integrate Javik into the core campaign, certain framework elements and character models needed to be put on disc. We did something similar with Zaeed and Kasumi in Mass Effect 2."
"As stated previously, in order to seamlessly integrate Javik into the core campaign, certain framework elements and character models needed to be put on disc. We did something similar with Zaeed and Kasumi in Mass Effect 2."
I can understand there being certain frameworks already included but why include the character model on the disc? Or the character's recorded lines and interaction scenes? Was the 600MB download only for the initial mission to unlock the character the world already had in their possession? Was a $10 additional fee really necessary for any of this? Am I reading that right?
Why am I asking so many questions?
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