Dragon Age Leliana’s Song DLC Review
Dragon Age Leliana’s Song DLC Review
Review - posted by VentilatorOfDoom on Fri 9 July 2010, 15:47:57
Tags: BioWare; Dragon Age: OriginsThe latest DLC for the best RPG since Arcanum gets the review treatment over at Greywardens.
<p style="text-align: justify;">For players who like to dive straight into combat, Leliana, Tug and Sketch come pre-scripted with useful tactical settings, which allow for quick and dirty play through the game’s first few missions. On harder difficulty levels, I had to make some adjustments to my team, but for the most part, they acted as a cohesive, well-practiced group – exactly what you’d expect from a trio of Orlesian bards.
<p style="text-align: justify;">Combat in this DLC is fast-paced and fun, with enough variation to keep even seasoned players interested. There are no mindless darkspawn in this tale – instead, you’ll find yourself pitted against guards, Fereldan nobles, and other spies, with a few surprises thrown in for good measure. Mages make full use of the spells in their arsenal, and city guards and soldiers use a wide variety of ranged and melee weapons. As a result combat is fresh and dynamic, with a wide range of tactical challenges on harder difficulty settings.
Combat is fresh and dynamic, with a wide range of tactical challenges on harder difficulty settings.
This is what Dragon Age is famous for.
<p style="text-align: justify;">For players who like to dive straight into combat, Leliana, Tug and Sketch come pre-scripted with useful tactical settings, which allow for quick and dirty play through the game’s first few missions. On harder difficulty levels, I had to make some adjustments to my team, but for the most part, they acted as a cohesive, well-practiced group – exactly what you’d expect from a trio of Orlesian bards.
<p style="text-align: justify;">Combat in this DLC is fast-paced and fun, with enough variation to keep even seasoned players interested. There are no mindless darkspawn in this tale – instead, you’ll find yourself pitted against guards, Fereldan nobles, and other spies, with a few surprises thrown in for good measure. Mages make full use of the spells in their arsenal, and city guards and soldiers use a wide variety of ranged and melee weapons. As a result combat is fresh and dynamic, with a wide range of tactical challenges on harder difficulty settings.
This is what Dragon Age is famous for.
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