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[Wolven_Soul]

Two actually are coming... and we have confidence in them because what they released in the main game was, quite frankly, the most impressive surprise of the year. while DAI was the most disappointing.

They gave us real stories, hundreds of hours worth. DAI gave us a short main quest and a bunch of MMO style chores.

We have confidence, because they blew dai right out of the water.

I agree with everything you said except one thing.  Witcher 3 was not the most impressive surprise of the year.  I fully expected it to be an incredible game.  So it didn't surprise me when that expectation was realized.  

[LiaraShepard]

An expansion like Awakening would be great, but I doubt we'll get one. I mean, they work so long on the next DLC. That's why I'm still hopeful to get a longer DLC next time. But yet, I don't think it'll be an expansion. Bioware isn't the same company as in the old days. But well, let's wait and see what happens...  

[AH37]

The problem with Awakening was the price, for $40, you'd expect more than what Awakening has offered, other than that; I quite liked the expansion and would want more of it.

 

Most Awakening reviews have price as an issue which in my opinion is the main reason to the low reception of the expansion no more; considering a lot of things were dumbed down in relation to companions [interactions, dialogue, romance..etc].

[Jeniva]

A lot of people complain when expansions come out as to why the story wasn't complete in the first place. 
I don't see this happening for DAI. 
The DLCs are taking long enough. JOH was a LOTTTTT longer than Origins DLCs. so I suppose it's mid way between expansion and the usual old style DLC anyway

[laudable11]

Awakening was so perfect. I'm hoping for something similar for DA:I.