Mass Effect PC DLC right around the corner

It's on PC what do you expect?

More like: it's made by BioWare, what'd you expect?

Those guys are veteran devs, but it pisses me off how glitchy their games are consistently. PC games always have that problem, but as far as high-budget studios go, BioWare is a cut above the rest when it comes to bugs.

No problems here. Rarely do I encounter serious problems with games.

Well thats... really stupid of you.

Actually, my general distaste for BioWare games has made the decision for me. Seeing these characters over and over again just gives me reason to complain.

You, too, have ears on your head. Hopefully.

Haha I meant to type forehead. But yes, good one.

This is my question to. I can't see how they can release it free for PC owners will continue to make 360 owners pay for it. Its fine to charge for something when its exclusive for several months but now?

Hopefully it's free eventually, but I doubt it. Microsoft doesn't seem to like putting stuff for free on the Marketplace, though they make exceptions for Bungie. I just remember Unreal wanted to give some Gears maps out, but Microsoft made them charge because they wanted money.

That's your punishment for believing in a 360 "exclusive". Exclusive on a Microsoft platform=coming soon to a PC near you in a better format. Halo? KoTor? Jade Empire? Bioshock? Etc etc.

And here's how they can release it free for PC users:we'd riot in the streets of the information superhighway. We're not stupid enough to shell out $3 for a frickin pony, or for a cheat code, or any mod that costs them comparatively little to keep their product alive, or that we can make ourselves and distribute. The console market is prime raping grounds, and it's also much harder to pirate DLC/etc in the console market.

Ultimately, it's the same as the reason you're now paying $60 per game because it's "high definition" when we've had superior software for the same price or less:the console market told you to jump, and like good little sheeple you asked "how high, master?". Oooooh, many games run at 720p! My, how exciting that resolution was IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.