I was thinking on buying the DLC, but I wanted to see what other people thought about it, before I bought it. So have any of yall played it, and was it bad or good, or maybe it was in between, just looking for thoughts here

I am also considering it or as an excuse for a second run through the game.

This review says it's apparently no'sa bad. Notable praises such as addressing some actual environmental variety, and an intriguing story definitely places it in a humid light. I still really enjoyed the combat in DA2, and the juicy gossip surrounding the Wardens and the Hawke family has me intrigued at the very least. Non the less, it's only around 2 hours according to the review and even if the story is interesting, it's still only 2 hours worth... and then you're again left with that abysmal cliff-hanger shit in the standard DA2.

I played it this evening. Story was pretty good, some pretty interesting dialogue and choices, varied environments (never thought id see that as a big plus in a game), and a good 4 hours of playtime if you do all the side quests (i guess 2-3 if you blast through it). As far as DLC goes, id say that its worth the money.

@babblinmule: Are there any significant choices you have to make that would theorically cross over to Dragon Age III?

Oh, it's out already. Forgot about it. I can hold off for... a few months.

Maybe I'll review it, more likely not.

@FLStyle: there might be one.....but most likely no

@babblinmule: @akeripper4: Thanks duders, probably won't bother with this then. I just want Origins and my Warden back.

@Abyssfull said:

This review says it's apparently no'sa bad. Notable praises such as addressing some actual environmental variety, and an intriguing story definitely places it in a humid light. I still really enjoyed the combat in DA2, and the juicy gossip surrounding the Wardens and the Hawke family has me intrigued at the very least. Non the less, it's only around 2 hours according to the review and even if the story is interesting, it's still only 2 hours worth... and then you're again left with that abysmal cliff-hanger shit in the standard DA2.

For some reason your link gives me a high virus warning and automatically blocks me from the website. There's apprantly a blackhole in it or something.

Link is working now so i'm not sure what's up. Seems like it just re-directed me or something the minute you posted it.

damn the PSN EU store is terarded and cant release things at the same time as the US store. 
i'd like to know how this fits in the main story.

After much thought, I think I am going to pass on it as of right now, maybe in a couple of months I will pick it up on sale or something

It seems pretty good from what I've played so far, I really appreciate the fact that your party actually does some talking during the DLC. I loved Dragon Age II and I was totally down for more Dragon Age II, though.

@FritzDude said:

@Abyssfull said:

This review says it's apparently no'sa bad. Notable praises such as addressing some actual environmental variety, and an intriguing story definitely places it in a humid light. I still really enjoyed the combat in DA2, and the juicy gossip surrounding the Wardens and the Hawke family has me intrigued at the very least. Non the less, it's only around 2 hours according to the review and even if the story is interesting, it's still only 2 hours worth... and then you're again left with that abysmal cliff-hanger shit in the standard DA2.

For some reason your link gives me a high virus warning and automatically blocks me from the website. There's apprantly a blackhole in it or something. Link is working now so i'm not sure what's up. Seems like it just re-directed me or something the minute you posted it.

Same here; Norton is blocking some of the content and giving me a warning.

Can we get rid of the stupid fucking points shit to buy stuff please?  Just say its 9.99 and charge that.  Don't make me add points and then be able to buy it, god damnit!

I played it earlier tonight and thought it was actually pretty good. The environments were better and the combat seemed less "wavy-y". Also, the armour that you get in it for female warriors looks quite nice, I must say.

@Cataphract1014 said:

Can we get rid of the stupid fucking points shit to buy stuff please? Just say its 9.99 and charge that. Don't make me add points and then be able to buy it, god damnit!

I can't even add 800 points (can you? wondering if it's an area thing). It's either 500/1000/2000. Which is shitty because I now have 400-ish points left after buying Legacy and the Arrival DLC for Mass Effect 2.

I literally know nothing about this DLC. Is it actual postgame content, or is it just something I could conceivably do during the main story if I ever, ever, ever wanted to replay Dragon Age II? Does it end with a FMV of Dr. Ray and Dr. Greg saying they're sorry and they'll never make one of their games on an 18 month cycle again? Sorry to sound so totally jaded, but it's the combination of Dragon Age II having some serious problems and Bioware's track record for DLC really not being all that good, with only a few exceptions.

It seems pretty good from what I've played so far, I really appreciate the fact that your party actually does some talking during the DLC. I loved Dragon Age II and I was totally down for more Dragon Age II, though.

Is this after the events of DA2 or during?

I thought it was a great DLC. I'm not going to go into too much detail here as I just finished writing a review of it, so read that if your interested.

It's surprisingly good! Better than the majority of the DAO DLC for sure.

I would just save it for when they release the "Dragon Age 2 - Ultimate Edition." The first game's ultimate edition was an absolutely fantastic deal, and by that point you'll probably want to go back into the world of Dragon Age.

Great DLC

The hard facts:  -New armor set (Warden armor) -New customizable weapon based on your class -About 2-4 hours -Interesting story, great party banter. -New enviroments, new enemies, dungeon puzzles.  Bottom line is if your craving more DA2, it will satisfy you. You can play it during or after the main game. It addresses a lot of issues people had with DA2.

@SilverBulletKY: I believe it occurs during the last act but you can play it at any point once you've arrived at Kirkwall. 

I had a good time playing Legacy mainly because there is a great amount of story packed into 4 hours. It mostly centers around the Hawke family and the Grey Wardens of Kirkwall. The banter and conversations with

@SilverBulletKY: I believe it occurs during the last act but you can play it at any point once you've arrived at Kirkwall. 

Surprised by the warm response by users; fair few critics have been labeling it as pretty mediocre and overpriced. I'm still not up for paying £8 for it, though if I spot it on a sale I'll give it a go.