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[Eragon537744]

It would be awesome if we could recruit our origin companions as party members!

I mean, how much of a beast was Gorim?

[Arthur Cousland]

I'd just like something for my warden to do after slaying the archdemon and loading the post game autosave.  Perhaps some kind of battle arena or dunegon with respawning enemies and challenging bosses, so I can play around post game and kill stuff?  It's kinda pointless that they let you continue post game, if all you can do is dlc, since every other location is closed off.  If you did the dlc already, then the only thing to do is start over at that point.

Another suggestion is another expansion, that also lets me play as my warden.  Hopefully it would cost less than Awakening and not be as buggy, but what DA dlc hasn't been buggy?

Modifié par Arthur Cousland, 03 juin 2010 - 06:40 .

[ZaDonKilluminati]

I wouldn't mind DLC that FIXES THE FRIKKIN GAME.



That is all.

[MonkeyChief117]

Yeah how about:

'Dragon Age: the Bugfix Chronicles' - free DLC which fixes the original game and Awakening.

[Kail Ashton]

I'd definetly prefer meatier DLC, enough of this hour long dungeon crawler crap, hire the voice actors, stop cut & pasting existing areas, add new enemy skins at least and add some length to it



I'd like to see new areas with new multi part quests (maybe some added side quests too~!) something along the lines of the Fallout 3 DLC(point lookout styled would be lovely), which to me set the standard for proper DLC

(games still a bugged out mess though lol)

[mariaklob]

ZaDonKilluminati wrote...

I wouldn't mind DLC that FIXES THE FRIKKIN GAME.

That is all.

Yep.

[Bratt1204]

Dalira Montanti wrote...

Bratt1204 wrote...

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.

don't be so harsh they do care about there customers
making a game let alone a dlc takes alot fo time and hard work if you don't belive me why dont u try to make one ur self before slagging them off...
ok granted the dlcs are a bit weak in some parts but there still pretty okish
there tryign there best to do what they can
they love there jobs and we should support them
they do alot for the people to provide these games its not childs play alot of effort is involed
and what WE want might might to be nessacery to what soemone else might what and this is what bioware realise
have have to make something for wider audience not just for a handful of people
they do try there best

"Why don't I try making one before slagging them off" ??? I don't need to, that's what I'm paying for when I choose to buy a game. It isn't as if the developers at Bioware make games in their spare time; it's what they do for a living -professionally. Your comment about about how difficult and time consuming it is to make DLC and expansions makes absolutely no sense, whatsoever. This is exactly why they should NOT put out the garbage expansions and DLC that they have. 

[Bratt1204]

Dalira Montanti wrote...

Bratt1204 wrote...

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.

don't be so harsh they do care about there customers
making a game let alone a dlc takes alot fo time and hard work if you don't belive me why dont u try to make one ur self before slagging them off...
ok granted the dlcs are a bit weak in some parts but there still pretty okish
there tryign there best to do what they can
they love there jobs and we should support them
they do alot for the people to provide these games its not childs play alot of effort is involed
and what WE want might might to be nessacery to what soemone else might what and this is what bioware realise
have have to make something for wider audience not just for a handful of people
they do try there best

Yes - I'm certain that EVERYBODY wanted DLC that gave us the option to roleplay as Darkspawn 

[Eragon537744]

Bratt1204 wrote...

Dalira Montanti wrote...

Bratt1204 wrote...

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.

don't be so harsh they do care about there customers
making a game let alone a dlc takes alot fo time and hard work if you don't belive me why dont u try to make one ur self before slagging them off...
ok granted the dlcs are a bit weak in some parts but there still pretty okish
there tryign there best to do what they can
they love there jobs and we should support them
they do alot for the people to provide these games its not childs play alot of effort is involed
and what WE want might might to be nessacery to what soemone else might what and this is what bioware realise
have have to make something for wider audience not just for a handful of people
they do try there best

"Why don't I try making one before slagging them off" ??? I don't need to, that's what I'm paying for when I choose to buy a game. It isn't as if the developers at Bioware make games in their spare time; it's what they do for a living -professionally. Your comment about about how difficult and time consuming it is to make DLC and expansions makes absolutely no sense, whatsoever. This is exactly why they should NOT put out the garbage expansions and DLC that they have. 

If you don't like the DLC, don't buy it.
Simple.

[Bratt1204]

Eragon537744 wrote...

Bratt1204 wrote...

Dalira Montanti wrote...

Bratt1204 wrote...

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.

don't be so harsh they do care about there customers
making a game let alone a dlc takes alot fo time and hard work if you don't belive me why dont u try to make one ur self before slagging them off...
ok granted the dlcs are a bit weak in some parts but there still pretty okish
there tryign there best to do what they can
they love there jobs and we should support them
they do alot for the people to provide these games its not childs play alot of effort is involed
and what WE want might might to be nessacery to what soemone else might what and this is what bioware realise
have have to make something for wider audience not just for a handful of people
they do try there best

"Why don't I try making one before slagging them off" ??? I don't need to, that's what I'm paying for when I choose to buy a game. It isn't as if the developers at Bioware make games in their spare time; it's what they do for a living -professionally. Your comment about about how difficult and time consuming it is to make DLC and expansions makes absolutely no sense, whatsoever. This is exactly why they should NOT put out the garbage expansions and DLC that they have. 

If you don't like the DLC, don't buy it.
Simple.

Wow, really? Thank so much for your sage advise.

[TheDarkHuntress]

I would love to see more adventures that allow the romantic relationships to continue.

Would really be nice if these new DLC's could continue all the characters in your party. But I guess that is asking a bit much.

[Zy-El]

DLC's solely dedicated to companions would be questionable. For instance, if they made a DLC that depended on Leliana, players who either killed her off or never accepted her into the party would obviously not purchase this mod. Same goes for Zevran. Dog. Sten. Shale. Alistair. Wynne.

The only companion-based DLC that are possible are for Oghren (done in Awakening) and Morrigan (to be done in DA2??).

[Metalunatic]

Anything that advances the Warden's story is fine with me.

[MandatoryDenial1]

I would like them to go back into the game and the story itself and add something I believe is sorely missing. I would like them to add more interactions with the real villan, the darkspawn. Even if there are no conversations, defending some of those towns would be really quite cool. Holding the line per se against the horde with help of course while civilians are evacuated would be quite welcome in my opinion. Instead of seeing the map just turn black, lets get some interaction with that map. Lets try to also be heroic and save the people while we are dungeon crawling to put together armies.



One of the things that stood out about BG2 and made its villan the most memorable villan i have ever experienced in any gaming story was that he played with you. You could never forget he was there and he chopped at your support structures which made you want to hate him all the more. Dragon Age in my opinion misses this. I would love to see more of this in DLC.

[Eragon537744]

MandatoryDenial1 wrote...

I would like them to go back into the game and the story itself and add something I believe is sorely missing. I would like them to add more interactions with the real villan, the darkspawn. Even if there are no conversations, defending some of those towns would be really quite cool. Holding the line per se against the horde with help of course while civilians are evacuated would be quite welcome in my opinion. Instead of seeing the map just turn black, lets get some interaction with that map. Lets try to also be heroic and save the people while we are dungeon crawling to put together armies.

One of the things that stood out about BG2 and made its villan the most memorable villan i have ever experienced in any gaming story was that he played with you. You could never forget he was there and he chopped at your support structures which made you want to hate him all the more. Dragon Age in my opinion misses this. I would love to see more of this in DLC.

Nice Idea!
That's something they should definitely do, but in DA:O 2