Oh happy day - The end of February/early March is going to be exciting for new Mass Effect content! (see Bioware blog for full DLC details) Mass Effect 3: Citadel – Single Player DLC First of all, any DLC featuring the Citadel is great for...
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Operation: TRIBUTE (Feb 22nd-24th) Event Description: A surprise Reaper assault inflicted deeply-felt casualties on our N7 teams and interrupted supply lines to several worlds. Many units will have to rely on standard-issue.
Operation: HEARTBREAKER (Feb 15th-17th) Event Description: The number of Banshees on the battlefield has suddenly increased. We believe the Reapers are improving their means of creation, and we need to recover as.
Operation: NIGHTFALL (Feb 8th-10th) Event Description: Our concentration on Reapers and Cerberus forces has allowed Reaper-controlled geth to flourish in pockets outside of the Perseus Veil. Our quarian-led and quarian-advised forces will be the key to terminating a geth offensive before it gains ground. Individual Goal: Playing as...
Well, two items of good news - my Xbox LIVE connection came back to life yesterday! So, now I can triumphantly return to ME3 and game with you guys :).
Operation: FIRESTORM (Feb 1st-3rd) Event Description: The Reapers have changed their tactics in an effort to prevent us from whittling them down. As they conquer rural areas, their fighting groups are fewer.
Event Description: Recon has new estimates on the number of Reaper creatures, and the news is dire. Each of you must inflict as many casualties as possible, and we must destroy husk-creation mechanisms like Dragon’s Teeth. If we fail to accomplish this, we will be even...
Operation: GERONIMO (Jan 18th-20th) Event Description: Reaper units are identifying and targeting our team medics. To counter, we are increasing training in battlefield medicine for all N7 soldiers, regardless of specialty. By.
Operation GENESIS (Jan 11th-13th) Event Description: Casualties and battle fatigue have worn down some of our best units. We are cycling out soldiers whose tours of duty have been hyperextended and substituting.