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Yeah a great emotional story the Hammerhead could have  been designed to take moer punishment than that but it was weak compared to the Mako. The geth cannon outside Prometheus was a pain as well other than that it's a great DLC

"the square root of 906.01 is 30.1"

Those last scenes are something I'll never forget. 

Overlord was such a great DLC. The Hammerhead was kind of a pain (fun to bounce around in and I loved the speed, but it was sooo fragile and I hated that you couldn't save while inside or get out anytime you wanted), but that ending mission was amazing. Creepy and disturbing and that last scene... Brings me to tears, every time. I think it was also a turning point for me in how I saw the Illusive Man. He was obviously a little evil, but I could respect his motivations and see him as a morally (dark) grey character. But his reaction to what happened in Overlord was where I decided the man was irredeemable.

I know Andromeda is supposed to be a lighter story overall, but I hope there's at least a couple missions like this where they head into some darker territory.

I don't like the trailer much though. I dunno... seemed kinda cheesy and really didn't do it justice. It could have been done better, while perhaps spoiling less of the premise, even.

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Mass Effect 2 Overlord DLC Trailer June 15th 2010

I really liked the Overlord DLC. I found the Hammerhead a pain to fly, but the final sequences were deeply moving.

Overlord was such a great DLC. The Hammerhead was kind of a pain (fun to bounce around in and I loved the speed, but it was sooo fragile and I hated that you couldn't save while inside or get out anytime you wanted), but that ending mission was amazing. Creepy and disturbing and that last scene... Brings me to tears, every time. I think it was also a turning point for me in how I saw the Illusive Man. He was obviously a little evil, but I could respect his motivations and see him as a morally (dark) grey character. But his reaction to what happened in Overlord was where I decided the man was irredeemable.

I know Andromeda is supposed to be a lighter story overall, but I hope there's at least a couple missions like this where they head into some darker territory.

I don't like the trailer much though. I dunno... seemed kinda cheesy and really didn't do it justice. It could have been done better, while perhaps spoiling less of the premise, even.