Eurogamer claiming a source has told them no DLC is coming out...

I doubt it, especially since Eurogamer is much bigger then Kotaku.

It's probably just typical lazy reporting from gaming press, even though more effort was put overall then with any out outlet.

My name is David and I've never worked in the industry my whole life. But yeah... 

I'll be disappointed if there is no DLC (and i cannot believe EA would pass up the chance to make money); however I am puzzled as to why some people see it as a reason to celebrate a 'victory.

Victory over what exactly? Having the option to pay to have some more of something you enjoy?

That's just fucking weird, and honestly just tells me there is more than just not liking ME:A (which is fine, there is nothing that says you have to like everything) at work.

Sociopathy.

These people operate on a worldview that anything that isn't made just for them deserve to be dragged down, and the people who make and enjoy those things deserve harassment and abuse, if not to outright die.

It's not a victory for anyone except the most miserable person. The old guard at BioWare is gone. They've moved on and many fans just don't want to let go and give a chance to the new, tougher developers that are actually working on a canvas that is super cranky, but damn beautiful.

I don't understand the point of that article for the majority of it seems to be about Sinclair Networks. One thing that bugs me about that article is that "Reese seemed surprised by the number of fans who had believed the hoax." the problem is that it was the media that fell for it harder, fans are the ones that did the most investigating to prove it was a hoax and no mention of that. At the end there is one paragraph about Jason's latest article and "A source close to BioWare has told me similar". That final paragraph seems out of place to the rest of the article.

As far as does it change my feeling about if there will be DLC or not, I just don't have an expectations one way or the other for the only for me to expect DLC for a game is to have a season pass for then they are charging people for content. You can point out all the information for DLC and against DLC all you want, but unless EA or BioWare themselves start to talk about DLC that is the only time I will have an expectation one way or the other.

Affirmative: Yes, Master. Charging weapons, Master.


Answer: I was trying to talk you into activating my Assassination protocol, Master.

Well it was likely the fans commenting on the articles, and sending threats to the devs on Twitter about it this person was talking about. However, how can they think people would not believe it when BW/EA has said nothing? Lots of people don't know how EA marketing works.

Yeah it seems they focused on the ones who commented on the articles or tweeted their despair and anger.

The media has made it perfectly clear that the only "Mass Effect fans" it acknowledges the existence of aren't actually Mass Effect fans in the slightest.

Pretty much all of that appeared in the first three pages, but the cracks began to show up big time when you started copy and pasting the "bizarre" and "... not even" quotes. Once Croatsky and Abaris got on the case, it was over. Yet, the forums exposed it and we're the crybabies. No justice. No journalism. Just newsertainment.