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Total fake content of course. I mean, it's in the game and all, so yeah, that's not content at all.

Sorry no that is real content. Anything added that changes gameplay adds items is content.

Pretty bland content then.

Jamal? I dunno, man.

And you were given several examples of content. Jaal's romance was just one of them.

Then you flipped to DLC as being the only 'real content', but that's not what this was about.

DLC is the only real content as it tends to equate to hours of playtime. Minor additions like jaals(cause Jamal was a typo) romance or casual attire really adds very little replay ability like DLC which is why it's different to me. Plus the dude would be dead wrong on Andromeda being one of the few to add these minor additions cause just about every game does it (and I still don't count them as content, especially cosmetics). So DLC isn't straying off cause it's very relevant to what actual content is, something that adds hours of playtime over playing Barbie for a few minutes or sweet talking an alien for twenty.

I've always wondered: is this...thing even authentic? 

Omega DLC Trailer was released on November 26, 2012.

Omega DLC was released one day later - on November 27, 2012.

If I remember correctly, it comes from "Mass Effect 3 Digital Books" app you get with N7 Collectors Edition of ME3.

Uh oh

So I'll stay hopeful. Good night!

There is a ignore button right on your  profiles. He may indeed be pathological but you guys sure seem to enjoy  having to suffer by reading his nonsense.

But if you feel like choosing to be optimistic about something then there certainly isn't anything wrong with that. I don't think being optimistic and looking at actions as meaning something hopeful is a bad thing. We aren't dealing with crimes, murders and murderers. We are dealing with a group of gamers who some want dlc and some don't want to see dlc. Twist whatever facts you like if it makes you feel better. Nobody is going to die for it and nobody is getting away with murder because of it.