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[Elhanan]

Or we are playing the same dlc and have different opinions on it.

You and your conspiracy theories.

No conspiracy; more negativity is expected here, as well as off topic meandering.

[Xetykins]

There is a dialogue about them if you have Blackwall and a codex from one on her calling.

I guess that answered my question.

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The game starts with a meeting of a Shaper and a Legion of the Dead captain, and what remains of his troops.

Not my question at all but ok

[Elhanan]

I guess that answered my question.
Not my question at all
I guess

Have no idea if Grey Wardens are involved at this point, but since access to them seems poor currently, I plan to progress without them.

[KBomb]

Or we are playing the same dlc and have different opinions on it.

You and your conspiracy theories.

I would imagine that people who like dwarves and dwarven lore would enjoy it-- I am not sure why he seems to think it proves everyone else's opinions null.

[Corto81]

I would imagine that people who like dwarves and dwarven lore would enjoy it-- I am not sure why he seems to think it proves everyone else's opinions null.

 

A friend played the DLC and paid for it. And he wasn't too kind about his review nor did he recommend it to me.

In his words, it's basically a "15$ MMO dungeon that you complete in a few hours, and that's being generous".

And yes, he compared it to the WItcher DLC policy... Because well, you tend to do that after you played a game that left an impression on you.

[Elhanan]

I would imagine that people who like dwarves and dwarven lore would enjoy it-- I am not sure why he seems to think it proves everyone else's opinions null.

Guess learning the lore and seeing more about the Cadash clan history appeals to some more then others. Personally finding combat with terrain restrictions somewhat challenging (eg; Leaping Shot disabled).

[Xetykins]

Yeah being awesome and taking anything and everything under the sun without repercussions.

On that note. I was cruissing through YT for some more infos on the major characters in W3 from 1 and 2. I accidentally clicked on Keira's fates and got too curious to leave the video. And omg... shockingly graphic. This is the kind of reactivity depending on your choice I would like for DA4. It does not have to be THAT graphic as bioware fandom seems to be a bit more sensitive. But anything close as would suffice for me.

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It was.particularly well done when at the event that Geralt insults her, she actually takes it personally that he can actually kill her

[MoonDrummer]

I am a dwarf fan, I found the lore interesting but not enough to pull up the rest of the dlc for the price of it.

It also left more questions than answers which is frustrating. Especially seeing I could have had those answers if I had the option to stand around for an extra 5 minutes and ask the questions.

[MoonDrummer]

Yeah being awesome and taking anything and everything under the sun without repercussions.

On that note. I was cruissing through YT for some more infos on the major characters in W3 from 1 and 2. I accidentally clicked on Keira's fates and got too curious to leave the video. And omg... shockingly graphic. This is the kind of reactivity depending on your choice I would like for DA4. It does not have to be THAT graphic as bioware fandom seems to be a bit more sensitive. But anything close as would suffice for me.

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It was.particularly well done when at the event that Geralt insults her, she actually takes it personally that he can actually kill her

Radovid waifu defense

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he doesn't kill Keira if you let her go, the independent state of Novigrad gets her before she reaches him.

[Xetykins]

Radovid waifu defense

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he doesn't kill Keira if you let her go, the independent state of Novigrad gets her before she reaches him.

Fork and spoon!

[nici2412]

Radovid waifu defense

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he doesn't kill Keira if you let her go, the independent state of Novigrad gets her before she reaches him.

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Does that happen after or before Radovid takes control over Novigrad? I haven't seen it in the game and can't find a youtube video about it.

[MoonDrummer]

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Does that happen after or before Radovid takes control over Novigrad? I haven't seen it in the game and can't find a youtube video about it.

Before.

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It is there when Geralt first enters Novigrad and Triss asks him to take it down.

 

Radovid wouldn't have killed her because he wouldn't turn down the chance for a wmd and the two lodge members he captured he kept alive, so I'm not sure why Keira would be an exception.

 

Also she would have been executed in Oxenfurt not Novigrad.

[AmberDragon]

Thank you everyone for your opinions on the deep roads dlc. I have decided to buy Everybody's Gone to the Rapture instead, I will wait and see if the dlc comes down in price to around £5 as it sounds like it really isn't worth the price it is at the moment. Not sure my arthritic fingers can cope with the described boring combat button mashing either, I was really hoping it would at least have a decent story and choices that matter, new banter etc, had enough silent game play in the main games without paying for more of it.

I am still loving Witcher 3, loving the difference that different choices make, this time I

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let the Cat Witcher live and I have let Kiera go to Radovid. I am also planning on letting Dykstra kill his fellow conspirators so I get a different ending, already had Ciri as Empress and Emyr dying endings.

I am on my third playthrough and still discovering different things in the game.

[nici2412]

 I am on my third playthrough and still discovering different things in the game.

Just waiting for New Game+ to start my 3rd playthrough. When I'm done with it the first 10+ hours dlc will be released. Though I'm really excited for the Blood and Wine expansion. Toussaint sounded very interesting in the books and I expect it to have a very different atmosphere than Velen or Skellige.

 

Konrad Tomaszkiewicz:
"The expansion packs will be whole new storylines with all the elements you've got in the main story (like cutscenes, new characters, new items, new Gwent cards) and many, many more. They will be quite long. The first expansion will be around 10 hours and the second expansion will be around 20 hours... and I think it's possible that they will be bigger, because it's always like this (that when we plan some time or hours, it's twice or something like this), but I'm not promising anything right now. And even now, if you sum up this 10 to 20 hours and you compare it to The Witcher 2, it's almost the size of The Witcher 2. And it will be cool, it will be new stories, it will be very emotional stories and I think that people will be happy"

 

We get at least 30 hours of (high quality, if the main game is any indication) content for 25$. I bet it will be even significantly more. I really miss old-fashioned "dlc" like Awakening and hope Blood and Wine will bring it back.

[Elhanan]

Thank you everyone for your opinions on the deep roads dlc. I have decided to buy Everybody's Gone to the Rapture instead, I will wait and see if the dlc comes down in price to around £5 as it sounds like it really isn't worth the price it is at the moment. Not sure my arthritic fingers can cope with the described boring combat button mashing either, I was really hoping it would at least have a decent story and choices that matter, new banter etc, had enough silent game play in the main games without paying for more of it.

I am still loving Witcher 3, loving the difference that different choices make, this time I

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let the Cat Witcher live and I have let Kiera go to Radovid. I am also planning on letting Dykstra kill his fellow conspirators so I get a different ending, already had Ciri as Empress and Emyr dying endings.

I am on my third playthrough and still discovering different things in the game.

Good to see another likes to do some advanced research before spending their funds. Although I differ in the conclusion, I understand it, and still apply the same right as an informed consumer to skip on titles that I will likely not enjoy.

[FKA_Servo]

Good to see another likes to do some advanced research before spending their funds. Although I differ in the conclusion, I understand it, and still apply the same right as an informed consumer to skip on titles that I will likely not enjoy.

 

Too early for me to start drinking, but it's five o'clock somewhere...

[AmberDragon]

Too early for me to start drinking, but it's five o'clock somewhere...

It's 5:30pm here if that helps LOL I may join you, it's been so nice to not have the bars made by a certain troll's ignored posts over the last few days, I had hoped he had gotten a life but clearly not.

[Corto81]

A quick read about TW3 three months after launch:

 

http://pixelattack.n...nths-later-3101

[Lawrence0294]

I gotta say, I'm still not sure whether it is worth buying the DLC yet, but it seems at least it is provided with sweet battle music. Very glad to hear that !

 

[FKA_Servo]

I gotta say, I'm still not sure whether it is worth buying the DLC yet, but it seems at least it is provided with sweet battle music. Very glad to hear that !

 

 

I only got about an hour and a half into it last night before passing the hell out (I didn't get it downloaded and installed till 10 pm, but also admittedly because I've been staying up too late for the past 2 weeks every night playing TW3...). But it's very good so far. Great atmosphere, looks beautiful, and finally, finally dwarf stuff. And the fights are fun so far (but then, I'm a huge fan of DAI's combat).

 

If you like dwarf stuff in DA and are sick to death of goddamn elves like I am, I think it's worth picking up. I don't know how long it is yet, but I don't put much stock in folks who rage on and on about its length. They did it for JoH too, which is something I took my sweet time on to savor and got a good 12 hours of gameplay from it.

[hoechlbear]

I gotta say, I'm still not sure whether it is worth buying the DLC yet, but it seems at least it is provided with sweet battle music. Very glad to hear that !

 

 

My goodness, I haven't played DAI in months now and I forgot how flashy and sparkly the combat is. Watching that video made my eyes hurt. But yes, nice soundtrack. Too bad nothing about DAI excites me anymore, not even the deep roads.

[nici2412]

Speaking about music. I just can't stop listening to this one. It's beautiful.

I can't praise the game enough for it's music. Not only is it gorgeous and remarkable but also unique. There is no other game I know (except for Witcher 1 maybe) with a even similar music style.

[FKA_Servo]

Speaking about music. I just can't stop listening to this one. It's beautiful.

I can't praise the game enough for it's music. Not only is it gorgeous and remarkable but also unique. There is no other game I know (except for Witcher 1 maybe) with a even similar music style.

 

This is an accurate statement. The music in TW1 was on my list of 4 things that were terrific, and they absolutely kill it in TW3 (TW2 was less memorable so far, though the Vergen bgm grew on me).

 

This one is really nice, but unreleased probably means it's not on the OST that came with the game, huh.

[Lawrence0294]

This is an accurate statement. The music in TW1 was on my list of 4 things that were terrific, and they absolutely kill it in TW3 (TW2 was less memorable so far, though the Vergen bgm grew on me).

 

This one is really nice, but unreleased probably means it's not on the OST that came with the game, huh.

I think it is indeed faire to say Witcher 2's music was a bit less iconic, however, Witcher 2 still holds the torch for having the best theme and menu music...like ever:

 

[nici2412]

This is an accurate statement. The music in TW1 was on my list of 4 things that were terrific, and they absolutely kill it in TW3 (TW2 was less memorable so far, though the Vergen bgm grew on me).

 

This one is really nice, but unreleased probably means it's not on the OST that came with the game, huh.

The Witcher 2 music was indeed unremarkable imo. More the typical western rpg music. It's difficult to describe but I always got the feeling they wanted to make it sound "epic", which is is the same approach the dragon age games went. The posted music above for example sounds great but also too ordinary imo.(though it fits with the game)

While the Witcher 3 music is rather mysterious, melancholic and unexcited but also very remarkable and iconic. The combat music very much differs from that with it's aggressive vocals. You can clearly hear the slavic influence in the Witcher 1 and 3 music, while most of the Witcher 2 music could fit in any game developed by a western company.