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[garrusfan1]

 Was it any good  

[areuexperienced]

Yes, very much so.

[Sarcastic Tasha]

I enjoyed it. I thought the gameplay was good and I was pleased it had some new banter. I quite liked the story too. I don't think its overly expensive so I'd say if you liked DA2 and want a new quest to play its worth buying.

[Blue Gloves]

I liked it. Actually, I enjoyed it alot more than Legacy, and I was generally pretty pleased w/ Legacy, so, yes. I'd recommend it, if for no other reason than Hawke & the gang get a chance to get out of Kirkwall for something other than a Deep Roads foray. The story was good too- not LOTSB good, of course, but really, what is?

[sUiCiDeKiNgS13]

I honestly thought it was just ok. I didn't take any investigate options because it was just uninteresting (odd for me). If you do go with the mission, take the sarcastic options. Hilarity will ensue.

[Wifflebottom]

It's very enjoyable, the environments are opened up and varied. Dialogue is great and Tallis is a great temp companion.

[Gibb_Shepard]

Nahh. Tallis was a pain, the story was boring, the stealth part was extremely clunky, and the boss battle at the end is by far the worst one in all of DA.

It's good if you like Orlesians as the butt of every joke, i guess. And the new environments are nice. But overall i wouldn't recommend it.

[DreamerM]

Maybe. Maybe not. The very instant I heard they'd cast Felicia Day for no reason, I thought "Chobit-ized" and took a pass. No thank you.

[Gibb_Shepard]

Lol, no you didn't. MOA was released far before chobot was even announced to be in ME 3.

[Beliar86]

Gibb_Shepard wrote...

Lol, no you didn't. MOA was released far before chobot was even announced to be in ME 3.

Chobit, not chobot, it's an anime tailored for weaboos from the ground up.  Was made to watch it with the girlfriend, otherwise I wouldn't know what the hell the guy was talking about either

[FoggyFishburne]

Yes it is. It's great, it's fun, it's varied. I like it alot. There's some hilarious moments that honestly, warrants the purchase alone ^^

[Dwarva]

It's definitely a bit of 'lighter humour' DLC. Far more than Legacy. I personally really like FD so appreciated it. I liked the web series too though.

[Zkyire]

garrusfan1 wrote...

 Was it any good  

Definitely.
It was the highlight of DA2 for me.

[themikefest]

yes and if you have Isabela as LI bring her the dialogue is good. I went through it the other day with Isabela and Varric

[EricHVela]

Sarcastic/Charming Hawke is great.

Fenris, however, is out-of-character IMHO, but in a good way. "Aw. Hawke stepped in the poopy."

[Dwarva]

ReggarBlane wrote...



Fenris, however, is out-of-character IMHO, but in a good way. "Aw. Hawke stepped in the poopy."

Oh man I'd forgotten about that line. And how much I HATED it.

[Sharn01]

It wasnt bad, I took issue with the dialogue options for Hawke, particularly a mage Hawke when speaking about the Qun, but if you liked DA2 in general it was probably done a little better then the main game.

[Dave of Canada]

Depends. If you're anti-Qunari, it practically kills your character dead and Tallis is ridiculously annoying.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 24 juillet 2012 - 10:34 .

[nightscrawl]

Blue Gloves wrote...

I liked it. Actually, I enjoyed it alot more than Legacy, and I was generally pretty pleased w/ Legacy, so, yes. I'd recommend it, if for no other reason than Hawke & the gang get a chance to get out of Kirkwall for something other than a Deep Roads foray. The story was good too- not LOTSB good, of course, but really, what is?

Hah, I'm the opposite of you. I think Legacy is wonderful, and thought MotA was "just ok." To me, Legacy seemed to fit in with the overall game, whereas MotA felt like an addition.

But I will agree that with both DLC that it's great to get out of Kirkwall, the outdoor scenery in MotA is very nice, and the additional party banter is highly amusing.

[Saberchic]

No. I didn't like Tallis Sue. Some of the things were outright ridiculous and/or didn't make sense.

[Sharn01]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Depends. If you're anti-Qunari, it practically kills your character dead and Tallis is ridiculously annoying.

Ok, hah, off topic, so what mood does Delita represent?

[DPSSOC]

It really depends, I found it to be ok, thought the stealth mechanic could have been handled better but I still had fun. For me it's just more of DA2; the things I like are still there but so are all the things I don't. I found Tallis to be alright as long as my Hawke's not anti-Qunari, because it's only when you want to argue against her that you realize the game won't let you.

[SirGladiator]

I loved MotA, I highly reccomend it. Its true that its a bit annoying that Tallis is a Qunari, but I felt I was able to call her out for being on the wrong side just fine, and of course the romance is great. The storyline, the beautiful scenery, the awesome cameos (including of course the always super awesome Leliana), everything works to perfection, if the main game had been as awesome as the DLCs it would've probably been even more popular than DAO, and the awesome DLCs, including particularly MotA, are how we know that DA3 is going to be the best DA game yet. They figured it all out, they got everything right, the only criticism is that unlike the Shale DLC in DAO, you can't take Tallis with you, that really sucked. But other than that, it was super awesome, hopefully she can be on the team in DA3. In any event, MotA is worth every penny, you'll love it, I give it two thumbs up, WAY up!