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[BellPeppers&Beef023]

A full-blown Awakening or Throne of Bhaal expansion would be ideal. Just priced a bit more reasonably, perhaps?

[Eggplant Hell Princess]

Some goddamn real clothes so my Inquisitor isn't walking around in her PJs all day like a scrub.

[Former_Fiend]

While I wouldn't want to see a whole dlc dedicated to it, I do hope that the Varric/Bianca storyline gets wrapped up in dlc. That's a plotline that needs resolution - either Varric moving on with his life, or the two of them realizing that the Inquisition is bigger than the dwarven merchant's guild and fully capable of getting the guild to back the hell down and letting the two of them be together. Personally I'd prefer the former but I'd be remiss in not including the latter.

 

In any event, I have to imagine that DAI is going to be Varric's last game in a major role so I hope for some closure on his primary character conflict.

[Wheels]

- Wolf Hunt (DLC, okay, but I'd prefer an expansion)

- Warden DLC (I won't let go, Bioware!)

- Something (funny) with a lot of fan service, like citadel DLC

 

*pleasepleaseplease*

[Vikarus]

- Wolf Hunt (DLC, okay, but I'd prefer an expansion)

- Warden DLC (I won't let go, Bioware!)

- Something (funny) with a lot of fan service, like citadel DLC

 

*pleasepleaseplease*

Just commenting to say this is exactly what I want as well, and your Inquisitor in your icon is the cutest thing I've ever seen. You did an excellent job with character creator.

[Wheels]

Just commenting to say this is exactly what I want as well, and your Inquisitor in your icon is the cutest thing I've ever seen. You did an excellent job with character creator.

 

Aww, thank you!!   (That comment just made my day a little better ^^)

[Former_Fiend]

Personally I think that if there is a DLC model to follow it would be Fallout: New Vegas. 

 

Four DLC's, each with a stand alone story that never the less feeds into an over arching plot that is never the less connected to the main story. Each DLC has it's own tone and focus, but contributes all the same. 

 

Individual DLC's might be good examples for "This is what I would want an individual dlc to look like", like Dragonborn or Awakening or Citadel, but for a total package, New Vegas has - in my opinion - the best model.

[phaonica]

I haven't not done the Solas romance yet, but I'm going to vote for a Solas Wolf Hunt DLC.

 

Or something where you can return to the Fade, fight the Nightmare, and rescue whomever you had to leave behind.

 

I can almost guarantee that if the biggest talking point about an announced DLC is a celebrity voice actor, I will not buy it.

[Vikarus]

I haven't not done the Solas romance yet, but I'm going to vote for a Solas Wolf Hunt DLC.

 

Or something where you can return to the Fade, fight the Nightmare, and rescue whomever you had to leave behind.

 

I can almost guarantee that if the biggest talking point about an announced DLC is a celebrity voice actor, I will not buy it.

This. I hated Mark of the Assassin, not just because of that, but because we weren't given any real choice with Talis, and a Hawke who butchered Qunari and was insanely pro-chantry had no option to try to kill her. I think Varric even says, "I don't why Hawke didn't kill Talis," to which I frustratedly snarled, "Because they wouldn't let me!"

Hopefully Bioware doesn't make this mistake again. I think they just assumed everyone would love Felicia Day so much no one would want choice in an RPG suddenly.

[phaonica]

This. I hated Mark of the Assassin, not just because of that, but because we weren't given any real choice with Talis, and a Hawke who butchered Qunari and was insanely pro-chantry had no option to try to kill her. I think Varric even says, "I don't why Hawke didn't kill Talis," to which I frustratedly snarled, "Because they wouldn't let me!"

Hopefully Bioware doesn't make this mistake again. I think they just assumed everyone would love Felicia Day so much no one would want choice in an RPG suddenly.

 

I like Felicia Day well enough, and I mean her no disrespect, but I just didn't like Mark of the Assassin and I don't know exactly how to recognize a DLC that I won't like except to focus on all the things I didn't like about having a celebrity involved.

[Pierce Miller]

phaonica, on 05 Dec 2014 - 6:05 PM, said:phaonica, on 05 Dec 2014 - 6:05 PM, said:

I haven't not done the Solas romance yet, but I'm going to vote for a Solas Wolf Hunt DLC.

 

Or something where you can return to the Fade, fight the Nightmare, and rescue whomever you had to leave behind.

 

I can almost guarantee that if the biggest talking point about an announced DLC is a celebrity voice actor, I will not buy it.

If we could save whomever we left behind it would kind of kill any emotional value that scene had.

[phaonica]

If we could save whomever we left behind it would kind of kill any emotional value that scene had.

 

It wouldn't for me. My character wouldn't know any different, at the time.

[theluc76]

A DLC that makes it a RPG instead of a offline MMO

[Call Me Jord]

I would love to stick with the Inquisitor. I can guarantee at least 10% of this thought isn't due to staying with Cass >.>

 

I want to see the Inquisitor's background fleshed out more and brought to the present, perhaps something that could be addressed in a DLC. I really miss how at the start of DA:O you had a little bit of living in the main character's life before everything went to hell.

 

Human - Something to do with their Family/Mage Circle

Dalish - Something to do with the clan they came from (This could give way for Female Dalish's to try and start tracking down Solas.)

Qunari - ???

Drawf - ???

 

Just something that would push out the fact that the Inquisitor did have a past before the events of Inquisition happened.

[Renmiri1]

It's been stated on other threads, but I want to see a Solas DLC. Call it Wolf Hunt

Out of likes but THIS, 1 million times this!

[Renmiri1]

This. I hated Mark of the Assassin, not just because of that, but because we weren't given any real choice with Talis, and a Hawke who butchered Qunari and was insanely pro-chantry had no option to try to kill her. I think Varric even says, "I don't why Hawke didn't kill Talis," to which I frustratedly snarled, "Because they wouldn't let me!"

Hopefully Bioware doesn't make this mistake again. I think they just assumed everyone would love Felicia Day so much no one would want choice in an RPG suddenly.

I love Felicia Day and enjoyed Mark of the Assassin a lot but I do agree with you and people who complained about the lack of choice.  To me it didn't feel bad because my choices were the ones supported but I would have disliked the DLC if I was forced to do what didn't fit my character.

[Renmiri1]

Personally I think that if there is a DLC model to follow it would be Fallout: New Vegas. 

 

Four DLC's, each with a stand alone story that never the less feeds into an over arching plot that is never the less connected to the main story. Each DLC has it's own tone and focus, but contributes all the same. 

 

Individual DLC's might be good examples for "This is what I would want an individual dlc to look like", like Dragonborn or Awakening or Citadel, but for a total package, New Vegas has - in my opinion - the best model.

Legacy was pretty good

[mindoirs]

WOLF HUNT

[Tielis]

I haven't not done the Solas romance yet, but I'm going to vote for a Solas Wolf Hunt DLC.

 

Or something where you can return to the Fade, fight the Nightmare, and rescue whomever you had to leave behind.

 

I can almost guarantee that if the biggest talking point about an announced DLC is a celebrity voice actor, I will not buy it.

 

I really wish I could like this post about ten times!

[phaonica]

I love Felicia Day and enjoyed Mark of the Assassin a lot but I do agree with you and people who complained about the lack of choice.  To me it didn't feel bad because my choices were the ones supported but I would have disliked the DLC if I was forced to do what didn't fit my character.

 

That is very understanding of you. Thank you

[SamanthaJ]

I also want a Fade Boyfriend Hunt DLC.

[LolaLei]

I'd like them to add in a few new main quests to flesh out the story a bit more, extra companion/advisor content wouldn't go amiss either since there wasn't enough of it in general. That aside, I wouldn't mind a dlc that involved a big city area for us to run around in with associated quests 'n' stuff for us to do. I was hoping Val Royeaux was gonna be sizable but alas it wasn't meant to be.

[Killdren88]

We were denied Dinosaur DLC with Mass Effect 3. So lets bring it to the table with Dragon Age.

[EmperorSahlertz]

Personally I think that if there is a DLC model to follow it would be Fallout: New Vegas. 

 

Four DLC's, each with a stand alone story that never the less feeds into an over arching plot that is never the less connected to the main story. Each DLC has it's own tone and focus, but contributes all the same. 

 

Individual DLC's might be good examples for "This is what I would want an individual dlc to look like", like Dragonborn or Awakening or Citadel, but for a total package, New Vegas has - in my opinion - the best model.

While I immensely enjoyed New Vegas' individual DLC, I hated the fact that they all completely lacked interactivity with the main world. The world never even commented on you having gone on these adventures (except Veronica commenting on Elijah) and that left me with kind kind of a hollow feeling.