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[goandkissurmuthersbehind]

no because DAO gave me a vibe that DA2 didn't
even tho its both to be happening at the same time its like DA2 isn't even in Thedas dno how to describe it but it's like DA2 is in a different universe.I realy had that middle ages feel about DAO wich i missed in DA2 mb it had something to do with all the backflipping rogues and dancing mages wich gave it a total different animated perspective or maybe just the way all the caves looked so similar and unnatural i mean its a cave theres no way water could erode rocks 22 times exactly the same.Other then that the story was just lacking connection within the whole franchise for me.I wish they'd put in more characters in from the past .
I did like it when i saw leliana back since she was my romance on most of my DAO playthrough's i just wish all the decissions i made where more significant since i specialy restarted my DAO campaign to get a gamesave to start from in DA2
other then that the game wasn't that bad

Modifié par goandkissurmuthersbehind, 27 janvier 2012 - 12:35 .

[Bookman230]

I did, since even though i didn't love this game as much as DA:O, I still loved it. First, since I didn't have the Signature Edition, I bought The Exiled Prince, since Sebastian's a full-time companion. He's leagues below Shale, but in the end, his accent makes it worth it. I could listen to that all day. Then MotA cause Felicia Day, which was hilarious and fun, even if Tallis was a bit annoying. I hope future appearances take her in the direction I want her to go. Then lastly i got Legacy during it's half off deal. Great and enlightening on Hawke's family history. I don't regret buying the DLC at all.

[Feanor_II]

I was so upset with DA2 that I didn't purchase none of the DLCs...... I started Witcher series and...... ¡Free DLCs! ¡Great job CDPR!

[Demonhoopa]

Tyloric wrote...

Both Legacy and Mark of the Assassin were excellent, though Legacy was my favorite of the two.

Legacy gives you a bit more origin on Malcolm Hawke, as well as a more interaction with your sibling. It felt like it was actually part of the game as whole, rather than something that was tacked on as an after thought.

Mark of the Assassin was good, but there were sections that irritated me. But I also recommend this one, especially if you want a bit more insight into Qunari culture.

I agree. I thought both DLC were fantastic. I always play them in act 3 which "beefs it up" nicely. LOVED Felicia Day in Mark of the Assassin.