“We really had to go back to the storyboard after the launch of Dragon Age II, to take in the feedback and figure out, how do make our content better?” said Dragon Age senior producer Fernando Melo to Rock, Paper, Shotgun, who emphasized that while the amount of changes brought by the DLC isn't that great, 'hopefully, people see this not as everything we’re doing, but rather as a first step toward addressing some of their points.' Now, with the release of Legacy, BioWare, the developer, wants to bring back some of the players that abandoned the game, and show that quite a few of their concerns were addressed by the new quests and improved gameplay. Sadly, it wasn't without faults, as many fans that enjoyed its predecessor, Dragon Age: Origins, weren't thrilled with the same old environments or the more streamlined combat system.

Dragon Age II is set to receive its first piece of proper downloadable content next week, in the form of the Legacy expansion, which adds a whole new quest line for the main character, Hawke, alongside new environments, better enemies and, at least according to BioWare, addresses some of the concerns expressed by fans.ĭragon Age II was a solid game, managing to earn rave reviews from critics and selling many millions of copies.

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