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[Wizard of thay]

I would love more depth to the original story.



1) Jowan NPC.

2) new faction to recruit for final battle...those blokes with the dogs.

3) able to ally with logain and upsurp him that way.

4) Apostate Origin

[Aulis Vaara]

I'm also going to go with "Jowan for Partymember". A male mage is sorely missed in Origins, in my opinion, and Jowan would make a wonderful partymember. It also would give us yet another excuse to replay the game.

[Mlai00]

That's true... due to roleplaying, and the nature of the specific clothing/gear they get, Morrigan is best suited to Cold/Debuff spells, and Wynne is suited to Healing spells. And 2 mages in the entire roster just isn't enough for you to experiment with, when you're not using a mage yourself (which is basically 5 out of 6 origins).

We need a 3rd NPC mage to use to play around with the spells trees, especially someone like Jowan who isn't tied down by plot/gear to a specific spell line.

[ninnisinni97]

I'd like a DLC that expands upon the relationships in the game, preferably after the game's ending, but otherwise would do too.

[faction699]

Screw all of these alternate story or pre-story ideas; DLC that meaningly expands the main plot in some way is the only DLC i'd buy personally. Perhaps a post-game DLC where you can actually go around and see the things the epilogues mentions first hand, and perhaps right some of things in it you don't approve of. Maybe that's too big for a DLC though seeing as the DLC so far are all so so short.

I'd be far far far more inclined to play through the game even more if I got to see the fruits of my labor - in more than just a cutscene of course, perhaps some extra quests in each zone that expand on how things turned out after the events of your game, as well you getting to see how things changed with your own characters eyes instead of just text, even if only briefly.  I can dream...

Modifié par faction699, 30 mai 2010 - 02:20 .

[Tinxa]

I think a DLC that would add the city of Gwaren would be interesting.

It could tie in with the main plot, we could learn more about Loghain's motivations (break into his castle or something) and have a few sidequests in the city area.

I think it would be interesting to see Loghain's terynir up close.

[aaniadyen]

Melca36 wrote...If a character decideds to travel with AListair/Zevran/Leliana whoever they chose, you get to see them go off into the sunset.
 

Only if they're riding nugs. Otherwise, the scene wouldn't work at all.

Personally, I'd like to see stuff like the blackmarsh from Awakenings added as dlc into Origins. Just new areas of land that add side quests and have a main quest of their own. Maybe something fancy for finishing everything.

Modifié par aaniadyen, 30 mai 2010 - 06:09 .

[Lintanis]

It would have to be a DLC with just you and Dog, cheap to make and no voices just like DC

[Alexander1136]

Originsmaster wrote...

I would like to see an add-on were after the beating the archdemon in the original game you can go on different quests depending on what you say to your partners in the end. Like if you say to leliana that you want to travel with her then you travel with her to places like orlais or something.
But most of all a find Morrigan quest were you go searching for morrigan and maybe even see your son.

or if you said i will find you morrigan i swear it, then at the end of awakening you whent to orlais looking for her. something with that, a happily ever after of some sort would be nice.

Modifié par Alexander1136, 30 mai 2010 - 06:24 .

[fikl]

I would love a DLC that fixed the numerous bugs in Awakenings. Then I could play the DLC which I have already purchased knowing I would not stumble across a problem and ruin the experience. I would even be delighted to pay for that privilege.

A separate DLC that addressed various issues in Origins would be welcome too.

Modifié par fikl, 30 mai 2010 - 08:12 .

[Dr Bawbag]

going by past BioWare attempts, I'll go out on a limb here and say we're highly unlikely to ever see DLC that expands on any existing companion or the likes. The best we can hope for is a new companion.

[Lintanis]

 Walt Disney was dark look what happnened to Bambi's Mum 

[Mouton_Alpha]

What I would like for a new DLC?



Nothing. DLC concept is worthless and irredeemable in my eyes. Terrible value-for-money ratio. Which is exactly why it will stay, sigh.



Unless it is free, like Valve does.

[maxernst]

I like the idea of a Fergus/Highever DLC, too and it could be done fairly inexpensively. Obviously, it would be more meaningful for an HN character. But given the Cousland's historic connections with the Grey Wardens, I could imagine him coming to the Warden for help in reclaiming Highever. In return, maybe he can get you a vote on the Landsmeet or another army for the end game. Surely, many of the vassals of Highever would happily support Fergus in preference to Howe.

[Bratt1204]

It seems what WE (customers) want in DLC and expansions matters very little to Bioware. They just want to put out a bunch of absolute garbage instead of making content people actually want.

[Astranagant]

A full-length expansion in which players control Shale and guide her on her quest to defeat the avian scourge once and for all.

[Nobody Important]

An actual patch...

[Yoritomo Tetsu]

Primarily, I'd like a patch that undoes whatever the 1.03 patch did that made the game unplayable on my machine!



Once that's done, I'd rather not see a DLC that simply sticks a few more bits in DA:O, I'd rather see this wonderful world exapnded some more - Orlais or maybe expand on the Dalish or the lost Dwarven Theigns - especially the rediscovered one whose name escapes me.

[Lord Gremlin]

I'd like a proper Darkspawn DLC. Not 1 hour small add-on like Darkspawn Chronicles, but a full 10-20 hour game where you play as Darkspawn. I don't know, maybe building a base in Free Marches and then leading an army against Antiva. You know, a big DLC with companions, dialogue, new classes etc. I'd pay another $40 for it, if it's as good as Awakening. And, mind it, not bugged.