Fraking love it that's what. Man, I bet you're thinking I liked it? NO! Man, I bet you're thinking I cared for it? NO! Man, I bet you're thinking I had sex with it? No DUUURRRR, it'd be insulting if I didn't son. The battles were great, the new enemies were the razzle dazzle I had to be using non existent cheat codes just to keep this **** together. When I got to the duke every lady had to pack up their ******* because they had just witnessed awesome being born.
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#702
Posté 28 octobre 2011 - 04:13
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By the Maker in DLC Orlais was so beautiful. I really want DA 3 in Thedas France.
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#703
Posté 28 octobre 2011 - 04:21
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Likes:
Wyverns - those moments when they ran back and forth in the background were some scary moments
New environment - self explanatory.
Final boss battle - gripping without being tedious (like the previous DLC).
Humor - Some of the comments actually made me laugh out loud.
Personal quest - Nice to see it vary with whom you bring on your team.
Dislikes:
Broken stealth - Standing in the shadows solved most problems even if you were standing right in a guard's face?
Tallis - Even though she seemed interesting, overall Tallis did not seem very flesh out and I kept wanting to know more about her.
Game Length - Once again another DLC that doesn't last past an hour or two.
Puzzle elements - One in particular (image puzzle) just brought the fun to a screeching halt and yes I know some of you are great with them and had no problem; however, unfortunately I was not included.
But still overall I did enjoy the DLC and hope there will be a few more to come.
Wyverns - those moments when they ran back and forth in the background were some scary moments
New environment - self explanatory.
Final boss battle - gripping without being tedious (like the previous DLC).
Humor - Some of the comments actually made me laugh out loud.
Personal quest - Nice to see it vary with whom you bring on your team.
Dislikes:
Broken stealth - Standing in the shadows solved most problems even if you were standing right in a guard's face?
Tallis - Even though she seemed interesting, overall Tallis did not seem very flesh out and I kept wanting to know more about her.
Game Length - Once again another DLC that doesn't last past an hour or two.
Puzzle elements - One in particular (image puzzle) just brought the fun to a screeching halt and yes I know some of you are great with them and had no problem; however, unfortunately I was not included.
But still overall I did enjoy the DLC and hope there will be a few more to come.
#704
Posté 30 octobre 2011 - 12:44
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I enjoyed this DLC overall. Anders was closer to his old snarky self here(YEAH!!). I never figured out the floor tile puzzle. Gave up and went on. I'm guessing this is where the new armor is. That part sucked! I want new stuff. It looked wonderful tho! What up with Bran?! Sorry, this was just random thinking. Not had enough coffee!
#705
Posté 30 octobre 2011 - 04:58
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I loved this DLC - puzzles, banter, humor, stealth mission were great. I really liked that it was less heavily concentrated on combat in compare to Legacy. Tallis was very funny and I really didn't find her a "superwoman" as some claimed - frankly, I think she'd be in a lot more trouble without Hawke - and possibly dead.
What I think Legacy did better was to make the story personal and important to Hawke. MoA felt more like a side quest Hawke decided to do for sheer fun of it. It also would make more sense if Tallis were to become a permanent companion afterwards. And since it was not the case we should have the option of not having her in the party. Let her follow around like Merril or Anders in their joining quests (with exception of garden party and stealth mission, of course). If the player want her as a companion - fine, but if not, we should't be forced to it.
What I think Legacy did better was to make the story personal and important to Hawke. MoA felt more like a side quest Hawke decided to do for sheer fun of it. It also would make more sense if Tallis were to become a permanent companion afterwards. And since it was not the case we should have the option of not having her in the party. Let her follow around like Merril or Anders in their joining quests (with exception of garden party and stealth mission, of course). If the player want her as a companion - fine, but if not, we should't be forced to it.
#706
Posté 30 octobre 2011 - 07:10
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So I finally had the time to play MotA this weekend...
What I'm especially liking about the DLC for DA2 so far is that in each one I can see there was attention paid to fixing a complaint about the game. In Legacy I could see a focus on novel scenery and making fights less repetitive, and in this one I think progress was made in addressing the "this world feels empty" issue. I thought the scripted events were great, especially the moment where a wyvern leaps across the path as you approach. But even the less dramatic moments went a long way to making the NPCs feel less robotic: the hunting parties moving around and talking among themselves, the nobles in the garden looking at Leopold and every so often jumping back as he roared. It really added a lot to the atmosphere, and I'm taking this experiment as a good sign for the next game.
As in Legacy, I thought the scenery was beautiful, and I liked that we got to see a kind of environment that wasn't included in the original game (evergreen forests). If I had one complaint about the settings, it was the cave (again). I know it wasn't exactly the same notorious cave from the original game, but parts of it felt like The Cave, visually. Perhaps giving it a different kind of feel would have been helpful? Changing lighting or something, I don't know. I did like the parts that were noticeably different (the underground lake area, for example), but I remember when I first stepped into the map I got the "oh, this place again" feeling.
The banter, as always, was great. If I had one complaint about it, it's that I wish there was a little more. There's actually a pretty staggering amount of dialog, commentary and banter in the DLC (I generally go to YouTube and listen to all of it), but when I actually played through it, I felt like I only got to hear a very small percentage of that content. I guess it's a delicate balance---I mean, I wouldn't want the party to be constantly talking, and I don't like when the banter gets drowned out by combat, but I feel like there could have been a few more triggers in certain areas where I was primarily running around not engaging in combat.
Now to Tallis. I have to say that when I first heard about Felicia Day's involvement in DA, my reaction was not all that positive. It's not really anything against Felicia, it's more that my gut reaction to things related to celebrity endorsement/things advertised by "the celeb factor" is avoidance and eye-rolling. I do appreciate that she seems to be a genuine fan, and I certainly can't fault her for wanting to be involved (I'd do it too if I were her). "Tread carefully" I guess is what I'm saying here, because if there's ever a "Lair of the Glamazon feat. Kim Kardashian" DLC I'm bailing on this franchise with a quickness.
One small complaint about Tallis: her class/spec. There's nothing wrong with it on its own, but the fact that you're somewhat encouraged to take Isabela with you means half your party now can't take a hit. I played the DLC with my assassin-spec rogue Hawke and I felt like I couldn't bring Isabela with me even though I wanted to, because it would have been an exercise in frustration. If your Hawke is anything but a healer you're stuck with a suboptimal party if you take the two companions with specific quests.
Anyway Tallis was likeable and interesting and I always enjoy hearing more lore about the Qunari. Speaking of the Qunari, her teacher looked totally awesome. Loved everything about his costume and model. Which brings me to the topic of costume. I have to say the new outfit models look great: Tallis' two costumes, Duke Prosper, the aforementioned Qunari, but seriously, it's time to ditch the noble outfits we've been stuck with since Origins. I thought they looked bad back then, and they look *terrible* when stood next to the new models. I'm admittedly hypersensitive to such things, but the dress model that Leliana and half the female guests are wearing at the party? It's horrendous, low-res, and there's really no excuse for it. At the very least you guys should have updated the texture and used colors not picked by a blind person (whyyy is half her dress flesh-colored??). But enough channeling my inner Orlesian noble.
Stuff I forgot to mention earlier: I liked the stealth element but found the cooldowns maybe a little too long. Oh and I loved the inclusion of familiar characters as party guests, and the amount of fanbase in-jokes was just right.
Overall, great job, guys! I look forward to seeing what you do next.
What I'm especially liking about the DLC for DA2 so far is that in each one I can see there was attention paid to fixing a complaint about the game. In Legacy I could see a focus on novel scenery and making fights less repetitive, and in this one I think progress was made in addressing the "this world feels empty" issue. I thought the scripted events were great, especially the moment where a wyvern leaps across the path as you approach. But even the less dramatic moments went a long way to making the NPCs feel less robotic: the hunting parties moving around and talking among themselves, the nobles in the garden looking at Leopold and every so often jumping back as he roared. It really added a lot to the atmosphere, and I'm taking this experiment as a good sign for the next game.
As in Legacy, I thought the scenery was beautiful, and I liked that we got to see a kind of environment that wasn't included in the original game (evergreen forests). If I had one complaint about the settings, it was the cave (again). I know it wasn't exactly the same notorious cave from the original game, but parts of it felt like The Cave, visually. Perhaps giving it a different kind of feel would have been helpful? Changing lighting or something, I don't know. I did like the parts that were noticeably different (the underground lake area, for example), but I remember when I first stepped into the map I got the "oh, this place again" feeling.
The banter, as always, was great. If I had one complaint about it, it's that I wish there was a little more. There's actually a pretty staggering amount of dialog, commentary and banter in the DLC (I generally go to YouTube and listen to all of it), but when I actually played through it, I felt like I only got to hear a very small percentage of that content. I guess it's a delicate balance---I mean, I wouldn't want the party to be constantly talking, and I don't like when the banter gets drowned out by combat, but I feel like there could have been a few more triggers in certain areas where I was primarily running around not engaging in combat.
Now to Tallis. I have to say that when I first heard about Felicia Day's involvement in DA, my reaction was not all that positive. It's not really anything against Felicia, it's more that my gut reaction to things related to celebrity endorsement/things advertised by "the celeb factor" is avoidance and eye-rolling. I do appreciate that she seems to be a genuine fan, and I certainly can't fault her for wanting to be involved (I'd do it too if I were her). "Tread carefully" I guess is what I'm saying here, because if there's ever a "Lair of the Glamazon feat. Kim Kardashian" DLC I'm bailing on this franchise with a quickness.
One small complaint about Tallis: her class/spec. There's nothing wrong with it on its own, but the fact that you're somewhat encouraged to take Isabela with you means half your party now can't take a hit. I played the DLC with my assassin-spec rogue Hawke and I felt like I couldn't bring Isabela with me even though I wanted to, because it would have been an exercise in frustration. If your Hawke is anything but a healer you're stuck with a suboptimal party if you take the two companions with specific quests.
Anyway Tallis was likeable and interesting and I always enjoy hearing more lore about the Qunari. Speaking of the Qunari, her teacher looked totally awesome. Loved everything about his costume and model. Which brings me to the topic of costume. I have to say the new outfit models look great: Tallis' two costumes, Duke Prosper, the aforementioned Qunari, but seriously, it's time to ditch the noble outfits we've been stuck with since Origins. I thought they looked bad back then, and they look *terrible* when stood next to the new models. I'm admittedly hypersensitive to such things, but the dress model that Leliana and half the female guests are wearing at the party? It's horrendous, low-res, and there's really no excuse for it. At the very least you guys should have updated the texture and used colors not picked by a blind person (whyyy is half her dress flesh-colored??). But enough channeling my inner Orlesian noble.
Stuff I forgot to mention earlier: I liked the stealth element but found the cooldowns maybe a little too long. Oh and I loved the inclusion of familiar characters as party guests, and the amount of fanbase in-jokes was just right.
Overall, great job, guys! I look forward to seeing what you do next.
Modifié par Anarya, 30 octobre 2011 - 07:33 .
#707
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:35
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ok so i hope that was the last we've seen or heard from Tallis i did not like the character in the webseries and didn't like her in the DLC
she is just trying too hard to become a companion but in doing so she's even worse than whining (unhardened) alistair
and why can't i take Bethany or Carver with me?
but all in all it wasn't a terrible DLC but without the -sarcasm on- "look at me i am funny" -Sarcasm off- Tallis it would be a better DLC
i liked the Legacy DLC a lot better han this one but i guess i am in the minority here
liked the stealth part and think it should be kept in next game but with some improvements on it like being able to "hug" the walls or something like that would be fun
the banter with Isabella / Aveline is definitely the best
she is just trying too hard to become a companion but in doing so she's even worse than whining (unhardened) alistair
and why can't i take Bethany or Carver with me?
but all in all it wasn't a terrible DLC but without the -sarcasm on- "look at me i am funny" -Sarcasm off- Tallis it would be a better DLC
i liked the Legacy DLC a lot better han this one but i guess i am in the minority here
liked the stealth part and think it should be kept in next game but with some improvements on it like being able to "hug" the walls or something like that would be fun
the banter with Isabella / Aveline is definitely the best
#708
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:37
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wickedwizzard01 wrote...
ok so i hope that was the last we've seen or heard from Tallis i did not like the character in the webseries and didn't like her in the DLC
she is just trying too hard to become a companion but in doing so she's even worse than whining (unhardened) alistair
and why can't i take Bethany or Carver with me?
but all in all it wasn't a terrible DLC but without the -sarcasm on- "look at me i am funny" -Sarcasm off- Tallis it would be a better DLC
i liked the Legacy DLC a lot better han this one but i guess i am in the minority here
liked the stealth part and think it should be kept in next game but with some improvements on it like being able to "hug" the walls or something like that would be fun
the banter with Isabella / Aveline is definitely the best
You can take Bethany and Carver with you (Unless they died of course.) You chose them when leaving hightown and then they will be at the Chateu.
#709
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:47
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R0vena wrote...
I loved this DLC - puzzles, banter, humor, stealth mission were great. I really liked that it was less heavily concentrated on combat in compare to Legacy. Tallis was very funny and I really didn't find her a "superwoman" as some claimed - frankly, I think she'd be in a lot more trouble without Hawke - and possibly dead.
What I think Legacy did better was to make the story personal and important to Hawke. MoA felt more like a side quest Hawke decided to do for sheer fun of it. It also would make more sense if Tallis were to become a permanent companion afterwards. And since it was not the case we should have the option of not having her in the party. Let her follow around like Merril or Anders in their joining quests (with exception of garden party and stealth mission, of course). If the player want her as a companion - fine, but if not, we should't be forced to it.
agreed to me Tallis was like Tali in ME Did not wan't her in my party but could not do anything about it
maybe that is why the names are alike?
hoping we are giving the option to refuse to take Tallis if she is returning in future DLC / DA3 (maker i hope not)
sort of like with Sten and Leliana in Origins
#710
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 11:54
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esper wrote...
wickedwizzard01 wrote...
ok so i hope that was the last we've seen or heard from Tallis i did not like the character in the webseries and didn't like her in the DLC
she is just trying too hard to become a companion but in doing so she's even worse than whining (unhardened) alistair
and why can't i take Bethany or Carver with me?
but all in all it wasn't a terrible DLC but without the -sarcasm on- "look at me i am funny" -Sarcasm off- Tallis it would be a better DLC
i liked the Legacy DLC a lot better han this one but i guess i am in the minority here
liked the stealth part and think it should be kept in next game but with some improvements on it like being able to "hug" the walls or something like that would be fun
the banter with Isabella / Aveline is definitely the best
You can take Bethany and Carver with you (Unless they died of course.) You chose them when leaving hightown and then they will be at the Chateu.
tried to take them but the were not dead but i still could not select them in any of my playthrougs
i used the post campaign and some of the act 2/3 but none of them work to take Carver/ Bethany
just cant select them for my party for some reason
also tried a pre Legacy save but no Bethany / Carver
#711
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 01:05
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My main complaint is not being able to go back to Hawke's place, to get more supplies. I'm playing on Nightmare Mode, and I prefer to be able to buy Mythal's Favor when I don't have Anders with me. But the shop in-game doesn't have it, and your supplies are limited. I forgot to grab some, and the auto save prevented me from going back, besides the save I made from before. Same for switching members. MOTA doesn't really allow it, making the ability to listen to all the banters impossible unless you want to replay MOTA 20 times. Or finding out you don't have the best party, but unable to do anything about it.
#712
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 01:17
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Not good. There were practically no new features, all the main problems from DA2 except paratroops were still there. No party/companion conversation. No choise options. Combat still unnaturally fast. Anime look still going strong. New maps but I don´t consider them to be a improvement since the recycling was a horrible move from the start with. A dlc which pupose was solely to promote ms Day. Not a story for the player. Painfully obvious Kasumi "stolen memory" ripoff.
#713
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 01:49
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Ukki wrote...
Not good. There were practically no new features, all the main problems from DA2 except paratroops were still there. No party/companion conversation. No choise options. Combat still unnaturally fast. Anime look still going strong. New maps but I don´t consider them to be a improvement since the recycling was a horrible move from the start with. A dlc which pupose was solely to promote ms Day. Not a story for the player. Painfully obvious Kasumi "stolen memory" ripoff.
You seem to be under the impression MotA was meant to fix everyhtiing YOU don't like about the main game?
This was never promised, and definitely is not the purpose or intention of this DLC.
- No new features? What about stealth? That's new! What about Tallis' combat style? That's new!
- No party/companion conversation: By design. Consistent with the rest of the game.
- No choice options? Yes, there are choice options.
- Combat still unnaturally fast: Yes, and hopefully it stays that way. Best combat system I have seen in a while.
- Anime look: This is the new Dragon Age art style. Get used to it. It looks great!
- Maps: There are no recycled areas in MotA so I would say that's a step in the right direction, won't you?
- Story: This is no different to the rest of the DA2. Hawke is asked to do something. He does it. Like every other quest in the main game.
Modifié par Dubya75, 31 octobre 2011 - 01:59 .
#714
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 02:03
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Must be some kind of bug. I had Bethany in my party for my first run through MotA (post-compain save).wickedwizzard01 wrote...
tried to take them but the were not dead but i still could not select them in any of my playthrougs
i used the post campaign and some of the act 2/3 but none of them work to take Carver/ Bethany
just cant select them for my party for some reason
also tried a pre Legacy save but no Bethany / Carver
#715
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 03:40
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Liked:
As a mage I should have been able to scatter the guards with a tempest or lightning storm, or spell them to sleep, or freeze them with a glyph. Indoors I would have liked to drive them outdoors by amplifying the heat with my own fire.
As a thief I already had the stealth ability, and I don't know why she couldn't have used that version. On top of that, she had the gas. If you downloaded the rogue pack or Legacy (I did both at the same time so I don't know which one lets me use the bow and arrows) then it would have been nice to be able to aim for the torches if you needed more shadows.
I'm guessing a warrior could have Varric/Tallis/Sebastian let you borrow one of their potions. I never play that class so I can't really comment.
It just seems to me that the sneaking around portions could have been an opportunity to let each class shine.
- Fleshing out the qunari as a group. Tallis presents a different face to them; she actually convinced me they don't all need to be killed. She also presented a mystery I hope gets fleshed out later: The qunari have agents? In Thedas? What precisely are they up to?
- Loved to see Orlais, and the new scenery. Nice change of pace from Kirkwall and the repetitive environments.
- Good change of pace with the gameplay. However...
As a mage I should have been able to scatter the guards with a tempest or lightning storm, or spell them to sleep, or freeze them with a glyph. Indoors I would have liked to drive them outdoors by amplifying the heat with my own fire.
As a thief I already had the stealth ability, and I don't know why she couldn't have used that version. On top of that, she had the gas. If you downloaded the rogue pack or Legacy (I did both at the same time so I don't know which one lets me use the bow and arrows) then it would have been nice to be able to aim for the torches if you needed more shadows.
I'm guessing a warrior could have Varric/Tallis/Sebastian let you borrow one of their potions. I never play that class so I can't really comment.
It just seems to me that the sneaking around portions could have been an opportunity to let each class shine.
#716
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 07:41
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Would you say that this DLC is worth buying for someone who can't stand Felicia Day?
I loved Legacy, but I don't know if I would enjoy this if I have to hear Day's voice throughout the whole thing...
I loved the story part & the party dialogues/banter of Legacy, is this DLC equally as good in that regard?
Thanks!
I loved Legacy, but I don't know if I would enjoy this if I have to hear Day's voice throughout the whole thing...
I loved the story part & the party dialogues/banter of Legacy, is this DLC equally as good in that regard?
Thanks!
#717
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 07:51
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The DLC in itself is good and worth playing. You'll learn to ignore Day's innane prattle and horrendous voice/acting, not to mention her silly-looking face.
#718
Posté 31 octobre 2011 - 08:49
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Dubya75 wrote...
Ukki wrote...
Not good. There were practically no new features, all the main problems from DA2 except paratroops were still there. No party/companion conversation. No choise options. Combat still unnaturally fast. Anime look still going strong. New maps but I don´t consider them to be a improvement since the recycling was a horrible move from the start with. A dlc which pupose was solely to promote ms Day. Not a story for the player. Painfully obvious Kasumi "stolen memory" ripoff.
You seem to be under the impression MotA was meant to fix everyhtiing YOU don't like about the main game?
This was never promised, and definitely is not the purpose or intention of this DLC.
- No new features? What about stealth? That's new! What about Tallis' combat style? That's new!
- No party/companion conversation: By design. Consistent with the rest of the game.
- No choice options? Yes, there are choice options.
- Combat still unnaturally fast: Yes, and hopefully it stays that way. Best combat system I have seen in a while.
- Anime look: This is the new Dragon Age art style. Get used to it. It looks great!
- Maps: There are no recycled areas in MotA so I would say that's a step in the right direction, won't you?
- Story: This is no different to the rest of the DA2. Hawke is asked to do something. He does it. Like every other quest in the main game.
I see my arch nemesis Moriarty is back. I would engage you in a verbal fight but this is feedback thread so I leave it to other occasion.
#719
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 08:26
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Mark of Assasin is fun
But thanks to the game breaking savefile corruption glitch and random freeze on cetain part, the game have become unplayable.
Not to mention it also corrupted my post game savefile.
GREAT JOB bioware, how about make a DLC that delete people's savefile next? huh? it will be freaking FUN
But thanks to the game breaking savefile corruption glitch and random freeze on cetain part, the game have become unplayable.
Not to mention it also corrupted my post game savefile.
GREAT JOB bioware, how about make a DLC that delete people's savefile next? huh? it will be freaking FUN
#720
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 04:07
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Just wondering has many other people had a problem getting the bonus ring from this content because its not unlocked on my profile 
#721
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 05:10
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LordMarrick wrote...
Just wondering has many other people had a problem getting the bonus ring from this content because its not unlocked on my profile
Have a look on this thread: social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/315/index/8512254
May find your answer there.
Modifié par Dubya75, 01 novembre 2011 - 05:11 .
#722
Posté 01 novembre 2011 - 09:20
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It took me awhile to finally get my hands on the new DLC, so here goes nothing.
Off the bat, I am impressed. BioWare continues to show a trait that I greatly respect: listening to the fans. The story, the characters and the environment are all really strong points of Mark of the Assassin. The first time I saw it, I was thinking that the studio would mostly focus on the fact that they had a known actor/actress (Felicia Day in this case), and all other aspects that makes content compelling would be ignored.
Praise the Maker that wasn't so.
The story covering this DLC is emotional and funny. The party banter and voice acting are perfect as always, the soundtrack is beautiful, and the gameplay is fun and challenging.
There were a number of things that really made me smile: Tallis and her story, seeing a few characters from Origins again (even though things seem to be getting weirder), the murlocks... er, I mean Gnarls, the final boss, the puzzles and the music.
I love the direction in which the franchise is heading and I have high hopes that Dragon Age 3 won't make the same mistakes as the second instalment.
And now, I quietly move into the shadows and wait for the next DLC.
Hopefully one called "Voice of the Maker" starring Morgan Freeman
Off the bat, I am impressed. BioWare continues to show a trait that I greatly respect: listening to the fans. The story, the characters and the environment are all really strong points of Mark of the Assassin. The first time I saw it, I was thinking that the studio would mostly focus on the fact that they had a known actor/actress (Felicia Day in this case), and all other aspects that makes content compelling would be ignored.
Praise the Maker that wasn't so.
The story covering this DLC is emotional and funny. The party banter and voice acting are perfect as always, the soundtrack is beautiful, and the gameplay is fun and challenging.
There were a number of things that really made me smile: Tallis and her story, seeing a few characters from Origins again (even though things seem to be getting weirder), the murlocks... er, I mean Gnarls, the final boss, the puzzles and the music.
I love the direction in which the franchise is heading and I have high hopes that Dragon Age 3 won't make the same mistakes as the second instalment.
And now, I quietly move into the shadows and wait for the next DLC.
Hopefully one called "Voice of the Maker" starring Morgan Freeman
#723
Posté 02 novembre 2011 - 12:55
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I was let down with my pro freedom play through. I tried to see if banter would change for tallis and hawke. I played the helpfull mage giving freedom to everyone keeping a light in my heart going defending the weak fighting for mage freedom and even kept anders to fihgt with me for freedom of mages and did not hear any banter on what happened to the chantry or the city had fallen to mages wanting freedom. It seems all you can be is a champion of kirkwall and not tell tallis your a pro mage freedom fighter.
#724
Posté 03 novembre 2011 - 08:43
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I really, really enjoyed the DLC for Dragon Age 2 so far; Bioware clearly listened to a lot of the feedback. And I'm finally really excited for DA3. I expect that it still won't necessarily please folks hoping for a pure DAO2: The Warden Strikes Back but almost nothing will. As it is, I think the DLC shows things are heading in the right direction.
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Posté 03 novembre 2011 - 02:36
Deathwurm
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I don't want to side-track this Thread in any way, but I want to get both DA2 DLC's but DO NOT want to deal with EA's Origin client.
For those of you who bought at least one of the DLC's for PC: Does it download through the old system or have they shifted over to requiring Origin to download DLC's?
For those of you who bought at least one of the DLC's for PC: Does it download through the old system or have they shifted over to requiring Origin to download DLC's?
