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I feel your pain!Val Seleznyov wrote...
I'm sorry if this has been posted already... but has a price been given? Preferably in MS points. I think that i only have 1200 on my xbox, so with the Liara DLC being 800 i'll probably need to go get some more.
560 points, or $7.Val Seleznyov wrote...
I'm sorry if this has been posted already... but has a price been given? Preferably in MS points. I think that i only have 1200 on my xbox, so with the Liara DLC being 800 i'll probably need to go get some more.
Lord_Saulot wrote...
Mystique83 wrote...
Lord_Saulot wrote...
Mystique83 wrote...
I am really disappointed and angry. Why does Bioware only support the male players? Why does it make only DLCs for the female LI?
Leliana is not a love interest in Leliana's Song. She is the lead character.
Of course, I know that. But at least it is a DLC for Leliana. I am sure there would be enough ideas to make such kind of DLC for Alistair or Zevran or the other companions as well. I really hoped for that since Bioware promised 2 years of DLCs.
I just don't understand why only male players get what they want. It is my opinion about that. Therefore I am really disappointed about Bioware.
Ah yeah, I understand what you mean. Though I am a male player, Alistair was my first Warden's closest friend, and I would have loved to see something more centered around him. Especially, since he was the character with your Warden the longest. I would also have liked Sten DLC. There is a lot they could have done with this game if they had stuck to a 2 year support plan. Actually, I wish they had gone with the Starcraft 2 approach, and planned out an even longer storyline over two expansions, so it would be DAO + Awakening + 2nd Expansion. Instead of doing DLC, I would have preferred adding the original DLC to Origins, and further fleshing out Awakening and the second expansion. The whole thing could then have been better integrated.
errant_knight wrote...
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.
If it is, then I don't want to be normal!Inzhuna wrote...
I actually sat there with mouth open for a whole minute when I saw the announcement. It is impossible to express how excited I am. I kind of want to scream and run around, is that weird?
UberDuber wrote...
Yes you could, but you couldnt stop her from showing up in redcliff and offering you the darkritual. She doesnt die, so why wouldnt you want to track her down? I'm sure she has tons of interesting secrets
Unless you hate her because she offered to sleep with your beloved Alistair. *sigh*
Modifié par Saibh, 25 août 2010 - 08:35 .
Saibh 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.
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Huh.
Well.
No offense, but we were promised two years of DLC for Origins. Not less than a year and then a sequel. I'm trying not to sound all self-righteous and entitled, but...well...I'm fairly sure that we were promised two years even after DA2 was announced.
Bryy_Miller wrote...
Saibh 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.
...
Huh.
Well.
No offense, but we were promised two years of DLC for Origins. Not less than a year and then a sequel. I'm trying not to sound all self-righteous and entitled, but...well...I'm fairly sure that we were promised two years even after DA2 was announced.
We were, but this happened with ME1, so it does not surprise me. I'm just very happy that they actually did manage to do some sort of constant DLC system. Good for them.
Morrigan is a main character! you have an option to kill Flemeth! a character in DA2!Saibh wrote...
UberDuber wrote...
Yes you could, but you couldnt stop her from showing up in redcliff and offering you the darkritual. She doesnt die, so why wouldnt you want to track her down? I'm sure she has tons of interesting secrets
Unless you hate her because she offered to sleep with your beloved Alistair. *sigh*
That's not that great of a reason. The only reason you would need to find Morrigan is because she has the OGB. The other poster was arguing that a DLC for Zevran wouldn't work, since you can kill him. Well, you can have next to nothing to do with Morrigan, either.
Also, I like how you make that assumption. That because I am expressing hesitance over this DLC being the final one and because I am a girl, I love Alistair, and that must mean I hate Morrigan for sleeping with "my beloved".
Nice.
Saibh wrote...
UberDuber wrote...
Yes you could, but you couldnt stop her from showing up in redcliff and offering you the darkritual. She doesnt die, so why wouldnt you want to track her down? I'm sure she has tons of interesting secrets
Unless you hate her because she offered to sleep with your beloved Alistair. *sigh*
That's not that great of a reason. The only reason you would need to find Morrigan is because she has the OGB.
You need to put quote marks around the snotty parts of this that are Uber Duber. It makes you look kind of nuts when it reads as one response.Mystique83 wrote...
Well, duh. The warden would disapear eventually to go on his/her calling. Sorry, but If you want BioWare to bring out a DLC where you and Alistair get married and have tons of babies, You will remain disapointed.
We are talking about happy endings with love interests
Not what it says at the end of Awakening.
Well, for me it belongs together. The ending with the LI and the epilogues.
And no, I never hoped for a DLC with the marriage or something like that. I hoped for some kind of DLC like Leliana's Song, for example. All the other companions had interesting stories, either.
Well, then I hope for you you will be satified with the ending of your Morrigan story. :-)
Modifié par errant_knight, 25 août 2010 - 08:45 .
Sandtigress wrote...
I'm assuming we can still expect more DLC - they promised two years of DLC to go with Origins and it doesn't seem like Bioware would go back on that, but as far as what kinds of DLC, I wonder!
Modifié par mcneil_1, 25 août 2010 - 08:55 .
Lord_Saulot wrote...
Saibh wrote...
UberDuber wrote...
Yes you could, but you couldnt stop her from showing up in redcliff and offering you the darkritual. She doesnt die, so why wouldnt you want to track her down? I'm sure she has tons of interesting secrets
Unless you hate her because she offered to sleep with your beloved Alistair. *sigh*
That's not that great of a reason. The only reason you would need to find Morrigan is because she has the OGB.
What about killing her? That's why my Warden wants to find her. He considers even proposing the Dark Ritual to be a monstrous and unspeakable betrayal, for which Morrigan needs to meet her end. Death to all malificarum and all that.
Perfect-Kenshin wrote...
Yeah, Bioware lied, but who cares? This is a great DLC in that it is actually worth downloading (unlike most of the others ).
UberDuber wrote...
Morrigan is a main character! you have an option to kill Flemeth! a character in DA2!
She offers you the Dark ritual! and old god baby? she vanishes after the blight. with a child!
Jez I dont understand why your so upset about it.
It doesnt matter what you or I think. This DLC will sell great on the xbox live marketplace. More than any Zevran DLC thats for sure.
Modifié par Saibh, 25 août 2010 - 08:51 .
Saibh wrote...
UberDuber wrote...
Morrigan is a main character! you have an option to kill Flemeth! a character in DA2!
She offers you the Dark ritual! and old god baby? she vanishes after the blight. with a child!
Jez I dont understand why your so upset about it.
It doesnt matter what you or I think. This DLC will sell great on the xbox live marketplace. More than any Zevran DLC thats for sure.
I'm not sure if I have the energy to repeat everything that I've been saying, which boils down to, I'm not upset, I'm not demanding more DLC, I would simply like to see closure for Wardens who did not romance Morrigan, since this is the last DLC. Morrimancers get closure and their own DLC, and I would simply like for other Wardens to feel the same sort of send-off in my favorite game of all time.
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