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[Airly]

Dear Bioware Team Work,

 

I recently noticed that some Downloadable Content (DLC) of "Dragon Age: Inquisition" isn’t available for PS3. The missing content is: "The Descent" and "Spoils of the Qunari". I spoke to one of your agents and was told “It is something which is decided by the developers and our higher team.”

 

Let me express my disappointment about the decision to not include those expansion packs, and possible future ones, for PS3 Players. Although some may think "You can always buy a new console, buy the game and download those contents” that is impractical for the following reasons:

 

A) Extra expenditure in the new console, the new game, and the downloadable content.

 

Time investment in build of a new character. What if we want to play with the old ones?

 

C) Many players becoming unhappy with the decision because they’ve already purchased the game for the PS3.

 

I believe that when you release a game to a console, it should be released in full (all future DLCs included). Many other brands do this and are very successful with it

 

Consider this: launching a game without its full DLC (or at least the mose important) for all consoles, it is just like going to the movie theater, buying your popcorn and soda and being asked to leave in the middle of the movie. If you want to finish your movie, you have to repurchase your ticket.

 

I understand that some consoles should have specials mounts or DLCs; but those add-ons are minimal and don't deny others gamers from a deep in-game experience. Please, reconsider your decision, and allow the PS3 players enjoy the full Dragon Age experiance as it was meant to be.

 

Yours truly,

 

Airly

[Panda]

On the point , Bioware has done save importer where you can import saves from PS3 to PS4 and XBOX360 to XBONE. So you can continue with your old character on new system. Though I won't be doing that myself, I see no point on buying new console yet nor buying new copy of the game I already own.

[devSin]

They released a save importer (you can read about the details here) that allows you to transfer your saved games across generations.

Also, most of the DLC released for PS3 should have been cross-buy, meaning that you already own it for PS4 should you choose to upgrade (assuming you actually bought it for PS3).

You still need to buy a PS4 and another copy of the game if you want to play any of the new content. Support for the PS3 and 360 has officially ended (they will receive no further patches or new content).