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[ZeroR3D]

ladydesire wrote...

What about the story that Bioware might want to tell in a particular DLC? Don't they have a right to decide how much content in a give DLC relates to the story they want to tell? Why do people insist that the DLC has to meet the players standards and not Bioware's? I would far rather get a DLC pack that the developers were happy to produce than one that they felt pressured into creating "to please the players".

I don't think that telling the story in RtO necessitated a short length in combat encounters, humdrum items, or anything else people are dissatisfied with.  I really aso don't believe Bioware is approaching the creation of DLC from a "we want to tell you a good bit of story" perspective.

In any case, it's nice to see closure on Cailan's story as well as various character's reflections upon Ostagar.  Just feel like the delivery could've been "meatier".

[Dallo]

SusanStoHelit wrote...

I just finished it with my first character, straight out of Lothering. It was great, I decided to do it that way instead of with a high level character. It wasn't too easy, we were all in low level beginner armour with low level weapons and not very many talents or spells.

A couple of the fights, I ended up with a team member or 2 dead. But no party wipes. Took a couple of hours. The loot looks lovely from this viewpoint. And I can raise it to t7 when I level up later.

For the price, I could've bought a cup of coffee and a cookie - which would've been gone in 10 minutes. And which I couldn't have 10 more people eat and drink. I've got 10 more characters I can run through RtO. Well worth the cost.

I can see why someone with a level 20 character would go 'meh' at the loot, maybe (just maybe). I can't even equip some of it yet - goodies for the future.

My thoughts and experience too.  Can't understand the negativity at all.