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[Realmzmaster]

Yes I will be purchasing Legacy since I like DA2.

[phaonica]

Though I didn't like DA2 as much as DAO, I will probably buy Legacy, because it has to do with the Wardens. Since this is the first story DLC for DA2, I'll try it.

If it were a party member story continuation dlc, I'd skip it.
If it were an item pack dlc, I'd skip it.

Whether or not I continue to buy DA2 dlc will depend on the story content of this dlc. If this story continues an old story, answers an old question, bridges some existing stories, provides some new insight into something we already know, or foreshadows some epic future event, then I'll be happy. But if the DLC that Bioware is going to make are one-shot, side-quest-y, mostly disconnected from the existing narrative tales, then I'm not going to buy any more.

[Leon481]

Probably yes, but it will have to wait until August since budgets will be tight until then. It seems like it will add a nice touch to the overall game lore which is always pretty interesting.

[Wonderllama4]

I'll probably buy it when it's a Deal of the Week!

[jfsolo23A]

 Yep.  Its unfortunate that DLC doesn't have a "key" that would allow the creation of a Registered Game Owner section for that content.  I suspect that the discussion of Legacy is going to be marred by non purchasers ranting incessantly about content that they didn't even buy. 

[Luke Barrett]

jfsolo23A wrote...

 Yep.  Its unfortunate that DLC doesn't have a "key" that would allow the creation of a Registered Game Owner section for that content.  I suspect that the discussion of Legacy is going to be marred by non purchasers ranting incessantly about content that they didn't even buy. 

What!? This happens on the internet?

[Darth Wraith]

Luke Barrett wrote...

jfsolo23A wrote...

 Yep.  Its unfortunate that DLC doesn't have a "key" that would allow the creation of a Registered Game Owner section for that content.  I suspect that the discussion of Legacy is going to be marred by non purchasers ranting incessantly about content that they didn't even buy. 

What!? This happens on the internet?

Also, The Witcher 2 might be brought up. Just in passing.

[blind black]

jfsolo23A wrote...

 Yep.  Its unfortunate that DLC doesn't have a "key" that would allow the creation of a Registered Game Owner section for that content.  I suspect that the discussion of Legacy is going to be marred by non purchasers ranting incessantly about content that they didn't even buy. 

pretty much this and the witcher 2. i cant wait for the DLC to come out:O .will give me something to do this summer. (havent found a game thats sparked my interest in a while )

[Chun Hei]

DA2 was flawed, but I still give it thumbs up. I will buy. I will probably not bother to visit the forum often. Too many jackasses whining all... damn... day...

[Nyjahl]

I only tolerated DA2 for a week or so before it became wasted space on my HD and I uninstalled it. So no, I will not get it.

Fallout New Vegas and its DLCs are much more entertaining at the moment. So I won't be re-installing the game unless they do a "Christopher Nolan" and reboot the franchise.

Modifié par Nyjahl, 12 juillet 2011 - 12:09 .

[MassFrost]

It looks interesting enough, and I certainly hope it's entertaining for those that purchase it, but it's a DLC I'll be passing on. I'd feel like an absolute hypocrite for voicing my disappointment in DA2 and then turning around and spending more money on it.

[Bryy_Miller]

I'll probably buy it if I like what I see at San Diego. I liked DA2, but want something different. Ostagar, Shale, Wardens Peak - these all were new areas in the Origins universe. I simply have not seen that in Legacy yet.

I even thought Hunt even brought new stuff to the table.

[PsychoBlonde]

Luke Barrett wrote...

Eurhetemec wrote...
I think people who talk about DA being "destroyed" by DA2 really need to look at their priorities.

I don't think it's fair to accuse them of having distorted priorities. I think maybe it's more accurate to simply point out to them that their priorities do not reflect the majority. For example, I absolutely hate how easy games are. I loved how frustratingly difficult old NES games were because the feeling you get when you get slightly further or in the rare case actually beat the game (I'm lookin at you T.M.N.T) was better than the hollow feeling of finishing a game that was a cake-walk. When I was in my youth I raged pretty hard about such things but I realized that I'm in the minority and that it's not realistic to expect every company to make things I like - instead I simply look for games that have decided to aim for that niche market (or just play old games).

I like games that are hard at the beginning because they're complex and have lots of options, so learning them takes a while.  I DON'T like games that STAY hard and force you to do everything 50 times until you luck into that perfect storm of factors that lets you succeed.

Ideally, I think a single-player game should end shortly after I've finally figured out how to do everything properly.  When this happens ten hours into the game and there are still a billion more monsters to kill, I turn the difficulty all the way down and nap my way through it.

[N7M]

Probably going to pass on Legacy and wait for a dlc or expansion that progresses the Chantry storyline from the end of the main game.

[cljqnsnyc]

Why bother? The Hawke family proved to be disposable and uninteresting to me so why care who dear old dad was? If he's anything like his wife and children, I'll pass. I look at these forums once in a blue these days to see if there's any news on an expansion, which for me is the only thing that could possibly get me to even look at DA2 again. Aside from that, I'll wait to see what happens with DA3. DA2 is more or less dead for me.

Modifié par cljqnsnyc, 12 juillet 2011 - 01:24 .

[In Exile]

Nighteye2 wrote...

They picked D&D for a reason

The reason was that it was the most mainstream possible PnP property.

Without the niche, Bioware would never have been able to become the company it is today.

Maybe, but they never wanted a niche per se. 

[Kaiser Shepard]

Nope, don't feel like going back into DAII any time soon.

[erynnar]

Luke Barrett wrote...

jfsolo23A wrote...

 Yep.  Its unfortunate that DLC doesn't have a "key" that would allow the creation of a Registered Game Owner section for that content.  I suspect that the discussion of Legacy is going to be marred by non purchasers ranting incessantly about content that they didn't even buy. 

What!? This happens on the internet?

No! That's a myth like the unicorn...or Godzilla...or um...the Tooth Fairy!

[Bryy_Miller]

In Exile wrote...

Nighteye2 wrote...

They picked D&D for a reason

The reason was that it was the most mainstream possible PnP property.

You're half right, Ex. Interplay told them to do it.

[ransompendragon]

Maybe for $5 but not for $10.

[Mr.House]

Yup

[Persephone]

MAKER YES! 

[Gavinthelocust]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

Nope, don't feel like going back into DAII any time soon.

You're apparently keen on discussing it though.

[Saintthanksgiving]

If I was the last man on earth, and Legacy was the last DLC on earth, and all other sources of entertainment had been destroyed in an earthquake, and 50 hours from now a meteor was going to destroy earth....

I would spend my last fifty hours holding my copy of DA2 in front of me as the meteor fell, just to make sure I saw it die before the meteor crushed me.

buying DLC for DA2 is like ordering the Special Edition Blue Ray of the Star Wars Prequels.

Modifié par Saintthanksgiving, 12 juillet 2011 - 03:42 .