The Shadow Broker has wronged both Liara and Shepard, as outlined in the Mass Effect: Redemption comic series released before and around the time Mass Effect 2 hit. Titled "Lair of the Shadow Broker", the DLC sees party member Liara return to combat for the first time since the original title, joining Shepard's crew for one particular special mission: taking down the mysterious, powerful and anonymous information broker talked about a ton in both the first and second game. Quick warning - there will be minor spoilers for the opening of Mass Effect 2 in this review if you haven't played it. This pack actually aims to make lasting changes to the storyline and become a vital part of the canon.
That all changes now thanks to the first major expansion pack for the game., the first in a series of packs that aim to bridge the gap between the story of Mass Effect 2 and the upcoming third title. The two new party members have been sort of interesting but nothing too special, and the missions added so far, like the new vehicle that replaces the Mako, have been lacking. Those are all statements I stand by absolutely, but I have had a bit of a problem with Mass Effect 2 post-release - the downloadable content that's been made available.
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