DIrishB wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
Yes, Witch Hunt is the final DLC for Dragon Age: Origins, and imo a great send off to an awesome game.
What happened to "2 years..."? Dragon Age 2.
A lot of people keep bringing up the "But we were promised 2 years of DLC" thing. Eh...whatever. 2 years worth of DLC for a game I love is great, but I have a feeling we got 2 years worth of DLC (or close to it), just on a much more abbreviated timeline than Bioware originally planned. After all, we've gotten:
The Stone Prisoner (November, 2009)
Warden's Keep (November, 2009)
Return to Ostagar (January, 2010)
Feastday Gifts & Pranks (April, 2010)
Darkspawn Chronicles (May, 2010)
Leliana's Song (July, 2010)
Golems of Amgarrak (August, 2010)
Witch Hunt (September, 2010)
Also, don't forget that Dragon Age was originally supposed to be released in early 2009, as opposed to late 2009. Perhaps the two years thing hadn't taken into account the 6 month delay.
If Dragon Age had been released in early 2009 as originally planned, then gradually released a new DLC pack once every 2-4 months, the above list easily would've qualified as 2 years worth of DLC.
I just think with the 6 month delay on Origins release, combined with EA likely encouraging Bioware to release DA2 as soon as possible resulted in a much shorter "game life" than Bioware originally intended with Origins and its DLC.
Sorry, but many of those really don't cut it as DLC. Only 3 expand the game, and only 2 of those were done with any care. RtO was a slapdash affair. I really don't count the opportunity to kill all your companions as a valuable addition and Golems is just a dungeon--easy enough for a modder to do. The first two DLC set the bar fairly high, and they haven't even tried to reach that again, except possibly with Leliana's Song, and that didn't have the companion interactions of the first two. That was okay when we still had a year of DLC coming, not every one had to be a gem, but now? It's not so good.




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