Data about upcoming additions to the game Mass Effect 3 has once again leaked to the Internet. User derptemp6698, who previously disclosed information about the Rebellion DLC, published information about an addition called Earth on the reddit website.

According to him, after the release of the new DLC, new locations will appear in the game’s multiplayer in real earthly cities - Rio, London and Montreal. Earth will also include additional gear, modifications, and six new human classes (Destroyer, Paladin, Demoman, Fighter, Shadow, and Fury). Three new types of weapons will also become available in the game - the Piranha assault shotgun, the Acolyte pistol and the Typhoon light machine gun.

Details about when the new DLC will go on sale have not yet been announced.

User derptemp6698 also mentioned the upcoming story addition to the game's single-player campaign - Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut. He confirmed existing information that this DLC will include new scenes through which players will be able to learn about how Commander Shepard's decisions affected the future life of the galaxy. derptemp6698 also did not say when this addition might be released.

The latest DLC for Mass Effect 3 came out at the end of May. It was called Rebellion and was also intended for multiplayer game mode. After its release, two new maps and six additional types of playable characters became available in Mass Effect 3 multiplayer. In total, 3 DLCs have been released for Mass Effect 3 so far (including From Ashes, which went on sale on the day the game was released). What’s noteworthy is that information about all three additions appeared on the Internet long before their official announcement.

The story addition Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut was announced in the spring, after fans of the series began an online campaign against the existing ending of the game. They demanded that the developers redo the ending. Some time after the protests began, BioWare representatives announced that they would release a new, more detailed version of the ending. However, BioWare is not going to radically change the events that happened in it.

Data about additions to Mass Effect 3 leaked online