Grandchamp1989 wrote: »From 1 to 10 what do you give it?
My thoughts on the Deadlands DLC:
- Some of the dialogue drove me nuts. Do the writers really have to repeat things again and again as though my character is some dimwit or has never met the character before or hasn't had the same conversation - like - two lines previously.
KhajiitLivesMatter wrote: »
its one of the WORST dlc cause 0 new interesting content like an arena raid or new system - just 5new quests and a tiny zone
content done in less than 2days
(same a souther elswyr or dark brotherhood)
litterly anything would be better than that even just another dungon dlc
The thing with Lyranth, imo, is not that she is arrogant, obviously our vestige is WAY more powerful than she is, so we can be condescending, but we have no option to demonstrate our competence to her, make change her opinion about us and recognize as equal and even dangerous.Gaebriel0410 wrote: »Overall I thought it was pretty good, but in ESO perspective I'd ive it a 7,5 mainly because regular nature-y zones are much more my thing. Fargrave is brilliant and it gave me major Planescape Torment vibes, even while otherworldly stuff is usually not what I enjoy most in the setting.
As usual ESO dialogue writing and lore blows all MMO's out of the water imo, though some parts were wayyy too predictable, especially especially especially one of the parts near the end. Like always, I seriously love that even the most inconsequential small steps in quests will give you unique lines when you talk to the NPC's inbetween.
I didn't mind the repetition/exposition in dialogue too much, as I can imagine it's really helpful for when you have no time to play inbetween main quests. I'm the kind of person that always needs a recap when a new season for a series comes out, so while the repetition it's a bit much when playing through it in one go, I can kind of understand it really.
Lyranth is imo one of the most unlikeable quest companions in the game, the little mortal thing got old after one quest, and there's much better ways to portray that type of arrogance/callousness imo, especially when considering even her dialogue is well written.
Eveli was so-so, while she's okay as a side character, her super cheerful tea party vibe while travelling through Oblivion kinda takes away from the fact that the place is actually terrifying. Why does she treat it like a stroll through the park instead of the terrifying experience it should be? Gimme chars that are afraid of scary things, to set the atmosphere! So as a main char, a cheerful wood elf with pig tails is a definite no. Like Rigurt the Brash, chars like Eveli are best in small doses imo.
On the other hand everything about Madame Whim was glorious, and so was Arox.
The end battle looked amazing, very impressed (though tbh I always enhance my own experience by only using basic light/heavy attacks during those end battles to draw it out, kind of a shame but oh well).
Also the Fargrave pennants are one of the best new furniture additions.
The thing with Lyranth, imo, is not that she is arrogant, obviously our vestige is WAY more powerful than she is, so we can be condescending, but we have no option to demonstrate our competence to her, make change her opinion about us and recognize as equal and even dangerous.