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[MagmaSaiyan]

wow 3hrs? seems long for a dlc but im not complaining, i was happy with the length of Origins dlc(but it never hurts to be longer) sounds like this one will be impressive(for those actually excited about anything DA2)

[stoicsentry2]

If this last 3 hours, it will probably match the amount of time I spent playing the main game.

[Steffin]

No well in hell am I purchasing this DLC. I can't even get past the first chapter in DA2, there is no amount of DLC that could possibly fix this game. 

Modifié par Steffin, 09 juillet 2011 - 12:17 .

[jds1bio]

Thanks for the info. I still have some BW-bucks left in the bank.

3 hours average playthrough - playing as mage, warrior, rogue, and bringing different companions along, and testing out the new weapon, this could easily go for 10 hours or more.

[Aaleel]

I'll have to wait for my friend to play it, he buys anything Dragon Age.

It would have intrigued me more if it was DLC that filled in story during one of the time skips to tie the acts together a little more.

[In Exile]

It's more darkspawn, so that depresses me. But it has taking darkspawn, so it could be interesting. We'll see.

Legacy will have a big impact on DA3 for me:

- Will there be consequences based on what year you play?
- Will there be major differences in your choices?
- Will the environments be unique?
- Will the wave combat improve?

[ItsTheTruth]

Trailer

[MagmaSaiyan]

jds1bio wrote...

Thanks for the info. I still have some BW-bucks left in the bank.

3 hours average playthrough - playing as mage, warrior, rogue, and bringing different companions along, and testing out the new weapon, this could easily go for 10 hours or more.

^this and dont forget gender, unless you dont do both genders^_^

In Exile wrote...

It's more darkspawn, so that depresses me. But it has taking darkspawn, so it could be interesting. We'll see. 

Legacy will have a big impact on DA3 for me: 

- Will there be consequences based on what year you play?
- Will there be major differences in your choices?
- Will the environments be unique?
- Will the wave combat improve?

-not likely
-maybe a little
-absolutely(if you havent seen the pics)
-too soon to tell(might be balanced)

[highcastle]

In Exile wrote...

It's more darkspawn, so that depresses me. But it has taking darkspawn, so it could be interesting. We'll see.

Legacy will have a big impact on DA3 for me:

- Will there be consequences based on what year you play?
- Will there be major differences in your choices?
- Will the environments be unique?
- Will the wave combat improve?

Well, some of your comments have been answered. Supposedly there's content for your mother and sibling if they're around when you access the content, so that's a big fat yes to number one. The environments are all unique. And according to Melo, the devs listened about wave combat so there's less of it. The only one we don't know the answer to is number two, but since this is a BioWare game, I'm going to hazard a tentative yes as a guess to that one.

[astrallite]

That trailer looks like a game from 2004.

[ThatMan2112]

For everyone that is complaining, this is really no different then The Stone Prisoner, Return to Ostagar and The Warden's Keep. All of those were made for in-game, not post-game. Excluding Awakening, there were only 2 post-game dlc in Origins.

That said, I'm definitely buying this. And, to Bioware, it was a great job making this longer than the average Origins dlc. I enjoyed them, but they were pretty short outside of Awakening. Also, just from the trailer, I want to find out if this guy has any relation to The Architect (Probably does, but he may not), why he was imprisoned instead of killed (This guy must have been insanely strong if no Grey Warden could kill him, if that was the reason), and other things.

[MagmaSaiyan]

i think somewhere it said that he was to strong to kill(yet Hawke is?) there for they had to imprison him instead

[TEWR]

The reason why Hawke can defeat it is simple: plot.


Would you really pay for a DLC just to find out that the hero got killed?


.....


*takes back question before people say yes*

Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 09 juillet 2011 - 05:28 .

[ademska]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

Would you really pay for a DLC just to find out that the hero got killed?

too late no takesies backsies

darkspawn chronicles, boy-o! ungh, easily the best origins dlc.

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

ademska wrote...

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...

Would you really pay for a DLC just to find out that the hero got killed?

too late no takesies backsies

darkspawn chronicles, boy-o! ungh, easily the best origins dlc.

DC does not exist!

[Ronnel]

3 hrs DLC + a broken game + 9.99 bucks = shame on you BIOWARE!

[Ollys]

I tell you there is an easter egg

I bet this easter egg is a bisexual romance with Ancient Evil.

[craigdolphin]

My thoughts?

I'll be interested to read player reviews of it. The longer length is a better value proposition for those who will enjoy it.

Aside from that, I simply didn't enjoy enough about DA2 to want more of it. I honestly wouldn't even want it if it were free. No disrespect to the devs: it's just how I feel. I would, however, be interested in more dlc for origins.

[Eterna]

I like how we've seen one trailer and are already calling it fail. At least give it a freaking chance.

[ademska]

Eterna5 wrote...

I like how we've seen one trailer and are already calling it fail. At least give it a freaking chance.

people who want to hate the game will never be swayed.

[TEWR]

Luke Barrett wrote...

Obviously the playthrough length will change by playstyle and preference but I'd say you're probably going to average at least three hours on your first time through. If you're a true completion it'll be more, especially if I tell you there is an easter egg in it and you don't use the internet to cheat and look up how to get it

Aside from Exiled Prince, all other DLC is playable at any time in the game, including from the Post-Campaign save.

Is the easter egg going to be "button-awesome" being said repeatedly and we won't be able to get it off of our screen unless we turn off the game?


because that would make me lol.

[Wonderllama4]

Luke Barrett wrote...

Obviously the playthrough length will change by playstyle and preference but I'd say you're probably going to average at least three hours on your first time through. If you're a true completion it'll be more, especially if I tell you there is an easter egg in it and you don't use the internet to cheat and look up how to get it

Aside from Exiled Prince, all other DLC is playable at any time in the game, including from the Post-Campaign save.

Thank you for telling me that. Three hours sounds fine to me. I am an extremely slow player. Three hours for a normal person usually ends up as five hours for me, not counting the constant reloading I do to hear every dialogue option.

Dragon Age 2 took me around 100 hours!

Modifié par Wonderllama4, 09 juillet 2011 - 09:10 .

[philippe willaume]

looks ok
i will buy it, as usually like Bioware and we need to give them money to get DA3 to the level of what DA2 should have been

[JaegerBane]

ademska wrote...

it's kinda funny that people talk about "cliched storyline" when the basic of dao were pretty much every high fantasy novel ever. and you know what? it didn't detract from it. let's come off that.

Agreed. I'm sick of people whining about it when the when the whole reason DA2's storyline was crap was because they were tryng to *avoid* cliche. It's not a concept that's inherently negative.

I personally think focusing on Hawke's lineage is a great idea. Yes, it's unoriginal, yes, it's been done a hundred times before.... so what? One of the big issues with Hawke is that he's a bystander. Shifting Hawke into the limelight sounds like a good call.