I downloaded them and all is fine and dandy. Except I don't know where to get the missions.  Halp?

Same here. How do you start them? I have no new messages or something, the garage is empty as well.

Okay, I just dled and installed on PC.  You should get an email about the Firewalker in a cluster.  Once you read the message, the cluster will be marked along with the planet.  If it's not working, reinstall.

Installed it three times, still nothing. The last PM is the one about the Arc Projector. Is it because it's an "after end" savegame?

I have it on 360 and still haven't got it to work yet.

I downloaded it, went back to the dashboard, loaded up the game and my old save again, and I had an e-mail from "Project Firewalker". I've played 2 of the missions so far, and I'm really not impressed.

Firewalker honestly is nothing special,

Had to figure out I had to press the V key to mine things while the on-screen tip insisted I press the right mouse button.  All is well so far.  I need to finish up Dragon Age: Origins first.

" Had to figure out I had to press the V key to mine things while the on-screen tip insisted I press the right mouse button.  All is well so far.  I need to finish up Dragon Age: Origins first. "

" Had to figure out I had to press the V key to mine things while the on-screen tip insisted I press the right mouse button.  All is well so far.  I need to finish up Dragon Age: Origins first. "

Missions seem kinda weird, but I really hope they make this vehicle as integral to ME3 as the Mako was to ME1. That'd be pretty awesome.

I just expected more on-foot stuff for this and a more startling conclusion to the already-trying-to-be-startling conclusion at current, I saw what they were trying to do, it just didn't move me or have me gripped like other missions did. Hell even the side quests had more tension than that.

Well, hell. It doesn't sound all that great. But it's free, so I'll probably snag it anyway, just to check it out. :/

I think that it really sucks, even if it is free. The objectives are just dull and the Firewalker can't take that much damage.

I'm going to hold off on getting this and Kasumi.  I think i've done every possible mission in ME2.  When I hop back in I want there to be a bunch of new stuff to do.  Kasumi, Firewalker and a few more DLC packs should add up to a significant amount of gameplay time.  I hope they do a DLC that's a combat simulator like pinnacle station.  If they fix the modes and add leaderboards, that should be a lot of fun to play with the new combat engine.
 
One question: can you hop out of the vehicle at any time like ME1?  I always enjoyed taking out stuff the enemies built for the Mako on foot.

" I'm going to hold off on getting this and Kasumi.  I think i've done every possible mission in ME2.  When I hop back in I want there to be a bunch of new stuff to do.  Kasumi, Firewalker and a few more DLC packs should add up to a significant amount of gameplay time.  I hope they do a DLC that's a combat simulator like pinnacle station.  If they fix the modes and add leaderboards, that should be a lot of fun to play with the new combat engine. One question: can you hop out of the vehicle at any time like ME1?  I always enjoyed taking out stuff the enemies built for the Mako on foot. "

It sucked. No save points, the hammerhead is not a hammerhead, it gets on fire quickly. The auto aim misses are just bad and inaccurate and not fun. The protheans mission was disappointing, no reveal at all and and the mineral stuff, ugh!

The missions were pretty boring, but hey the Hammerhead controls nicely.  So good up on BioWare on that even though I'm just jumping up and down from cover to shoot things, or strafing rocket turrets.  The lack of any significant character exposition was probably the most disappointing thing for me.

Honestly, if they were to tweak the health and auto aim and give me a wide open area (or two or three) to fly around and blow stuff up, I'd like it alot better.

The only good thing about this was Shep getting the relic to appear on the table in the captain's cabin. Speak to it or touch it and it jiggles.

wait, so to be able to play this (or any other?) DLC, I have to be playing on a file that has an ongoing story?

" I just expected more on-foot stuff for this and a more startling conclusion to the already-trying-to-be-startling conclusion at current, I saw what they were trying to do, it just didn't move me or have me gripped like other missions did. Hell even the side quests had more tension than that. "

Finally got it to work, and i must say, disappointing, no wonder there was no achievements. However I think this is just an intro to the Hammerhead, to get you familiar with it, I think there will be more DLC for it later, and much worthwhile side missions.

The Firewalker missions where pretty aweful overall. Tthe gameplay was even worse then the Mako, I mean seriously, jump'n run in FPSs already sucks, jump'n run with a hovercraft vehicle, ugh... I also missed the ability to zoom while firing, which made shooting basically a game of luck, just keep distance and shoot a lot in the hope to hit something. There was also no story, only a few datapads. The only good thing where the graphics, all the scenarios looked quite nice, but they could have really made more out of them when they would have invested a little bit into the gameplay. As is, it felt really uninspired and pointless.

controll was sharp 
 
way better then the mako, but it should have been in the game from the get go and should have played a more substantial part

I really didn't feel any sort of need for vehicle sequences in the game. I hope they don't make it a part of ME3. I loved the pacing that they used without any vehicle scenarios... Probably why I haven't downloaded the DLC yet.

it sometimes feels more like a platformer

" @Bam_D_Leprechaun:  Yeah it was a cool find in ME1, Im surprised there's no Codex thing on these large metallic ball artifacts since we've found two now. "