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[Caladon]

Sad to say but i have to agree this did not anwser any of my questions it was way too short the final battle before morrigan was joke i mean my dual wielding warroir could solo the thing with just the dog in the party felt cheated when she said theres the book oh and iv left somthing very interesting for you in my camp there take a look and then i get nothing dont now whot has been left for me or anything this was ment to be a rap up for the worden it was nothing like that personaly i will not be buying the sequal and i mite stop buying there games wich is sad as iv loved all there games bar the mass effect ones but this combined with all the bugs in awakenings and the poor quaility of the last 2 dlcs and Not allowing you to bring your armour and swords from the wardens keep dlc anywere just feels like being cheated once too often. Personaly i just get the feeling that EA has tainted bioware and has gone back on there decalration not to ruin the companies they buy.

(ps sorry for ranting)

[Mudge001]

I'm of two minds about this DLC actually.. its Morigan did we really expect anything different from her ?



And yes I might be the only one here but I was never a fan of Cludia Black (sp) Janeway aka Flemmith absolutely .. but the fact it had very little to do with Morigan didn't trouble me to much.. It didn't have any bugs for me only a slow down on the codex pages oddly..



I used my Female Dalish Rogue that had Alistar sleep with her.. I managed to ask about the child to which she said it was elsewhere.. (you don't say..) ..

I never really liked her but I was always her friend (lesbian relationship with the hot french-ish Lilliana all the way) and I carried that friendship into the DLC .. I said she didn't have to go alone but she did anyway.. it really didn't answer anything..other than what I already knew, her mother was more than she seems even given her Dragon turning abilities..



I was saddened by how short it was but I still found it rather enjoyible to a degree.. I enjoyed Finn's comments and having Dog back .. My character was post Awakening so she had the awesome black armor and a duelist.. not good for stamina but meh.

As to the places you'd already been .. there are reasons for that.. it has more to do with your character than is let on.. Bioware are very very good at those stories where you might retrace old steps but see things from a different view.. as my character said in the mirror room where the whole story started for that charcater (Dalish intro) "This is where it all begain." I believe its Bioware's way of saying the story and maybe DA2 has more to do with your character and the Warden than is first thought.

[Mudge001]

ohh and here's a thought.. maybe your character in DA2 .. is THAT child ... dum dum dum.. the movies so far show magic use.. and melee .. ofcourse that means it wouldn't be my character's child but I'm sure there would be some explanation there.

[DrowNoble]

Hawke can't be the son/daughter of Morrigan. Since she got impregnated the night before the battle with the Archdemon and DA2 takes place just as the Blight got rolling. Unless there is some odd time travel event that's going to happen.

Overall, I've been very disappointed in the DLC. Warden's Keep was a waste as I basically just paid for a suit of plate, the content itself took me about 45 mins and done. Return to Ostagar was the same thing, I paid for another suit of plate and less than an hour of gameplay.  After those two I didn't buy any other DLC and even avoided Awakenings.

The way I see it if a game say takes 50 hours to beat for $50, then a $7 DLC should be about 7 hours gameplay. At the very least make them significantly longer than an hour.

Modifié par DrowNoble, 24 février 2011 - 11:03 .

[ColaQueen]

This is why I generally do not do DLCs as they are just cash generators, some people enjoy them but I don't find them significantly worthwhile (maybe Shale would be an exception). If I got a full edition copy of the game at relatively cheap price then it's worth it, but I tend to stay away from them otherwise.