Ive had this idea since beating ME3, how about a Dlc where you play as the bad guys for a change?

With Andromeda now being on the newer consoles/PCs having better tech every year I think we are now at a time where we have less limitations and can explore several new gameplay mechanics and POVs from different characters. No matter how crazy the scenario

It can be a dlc campaign where you play as the Archon from his Pov before we invaded the Andromeda galaxy. As Javik holding off Reapers and escaping at the last minute from several worlds. A prequel mini campaign about the first contact war from a human or turians POV. Or my best idea I think, playing the Illusive man capturing the Citadel and bringing it to Earth

In a Cerberus POV mini campaign dlc you would control the Illusive man capturing the Citadel with his Cerberus soldiers and fighting alliance, civilians and other well known characters. The closest I can compare it to would be RAAMs shadow dlc from Gears of War




Kai Leng would be at Cerberus HQ so he wouldnt be a squadmate, but maybe you could choose from a Phantom swordgirl, Shield Soldier, Sniper, Engineer, Centurian soldier to make up a squad to capture the Citadel. 

Playing as the Illusive man you could pick your skill tree. Do you want to put more stats into his biotics, reaper control powers or gun skills.

You would fight alliance soldiers for a change, C-Sec, etc.

Maybe even have bossfights with a gunship, Commander Bailey, Aria T Loak since last we saw her she was on the Citadel even after Omega dlc. Heck maybe even the Council, werent they last all on the Citadel too?

There could be brief dialogue choices, Illusive man smoking, bossfights that determine the fate of certain characters after you defeat them or choose to ignore them.

It would be a whole crazy side we have never seen but only theorized about what happened and how Illusive man did it and got to Shepard at the end of ME3. Heck go even crazier towards the end of it in a what if scenario. Illusive man killing your Shep in a bossfight, then attempting to take Control of the Reapers. He fails trying to take control of all the Reapers, then gets enraged and sacrifices his last living squadmates. Then in a sudden end there sacrifice and his biotics allow him to take control of a single Reaper capital ship. He boards it and has a final bossfight with Harbinger in a vehicle scenario where you control a Reaper capitol ship to fight him.

What do you think, too much? Would you love mini Dlcs where you control a different character other then your player for a time?