Is the Pinnacle Station DLC included or not in ME:LE?

Not counting the feats Shep did in the first game. The Yahg first fight can happen after and how the hell would two indoctrinated humans know unless Harby told them?

I disagree about Dave having the better apartment. After the party what could you do with it? You couldn't even sit on the couch.

At least with the PS apartment you could get shipments and better equipment

Oh really?!?

Yeah on the odd occasion I d oplay Pinnacl eStation myself I onl yreally pla ythe occasional matc ht obuild m yXP up a bit I've neve rbeaten i tor fel tthe need to because I heard i tdoesn' t really d oanythin gfo rthe stor yand som eof th echallenges can b e needlessl yhard like th etim etrial ones so mos tof the time I don' t bother. I do hav ethe DLC though so if I wan tt opla yi tI ca nbut I don' t usuall ybother so I don' tthink i twould b too muc hofa bother on the LE if I got it.

Hello I thought I'd add this if no one has brought this idea already. Is it not possible for someone in the world who has PINNACLE STATION on there Xbox who can send the uncorrupted save data to Bioware? Maybe a fan, or a bioware coworker can maybe extract the code and adapt it for a (free) dlc?

Not really possible. Essentially, the Pinnacle Station DLC is compiled code; what they need for a remaster is the source code, which is corrupted. Unfortunately I do not think you can reverse-engineer source code from the compiled code.

Apologies if I am using incorrect terminology.

Pinnacle Station was okay.  Not special.  I did like wiping that smug look off the turians face - and getting his apartment.

I think Bring Down the Sky had a minor reference in ME3 but maybe I'm just thinking of Arrival in ME2 (which works so much better for the beginning of ME3).

That was the point. It was a place where Shepard could relax. Nearly everything in Citadel dlc could have happened on Intai'sei because there was an actual colony there. In fact, it could have become a more popular colony due to Shepard owning an apartment there.

That makes sense. I always pick saving people over getting him.

But that isn’t really true in the case of Virmire. It was entirely a joint effort between Shepard and the STG. It doesn’t really matter if Shepard’s ship was used to do it, because the responsibility is shared equally among all parties involved. The thing that doesn’t make any sense is that the Council doesn’t seem to really have a particular stake in either the planet or the facility that was destroyed, and unlike Saren’s escapades, the only casualties seem to be a few indoctrinated salarians and krogan shock troops. What annoys me is that Kirrahe’s survival means nothing and doesn’t affect their disposition at all. This kind of goes to the really annoying way BioWare wrote all of the politician characters in the game. They’re all obscenely obnoxious and short-sighted. While that sounds like something that should be expected on its face, the level of stupidity on the part of the Council begs the question as to how galactic society didn’t collapse so much sooner. I really hope BioWare never writes characters like this again, or at least, let me shoot them if they do. 

My understanding is that they've got the released DLC, but not the source code. Reverse engineering the DLC is theoretically possible, but not within the MELE budget.