animefan1976

Terrible. The Hammerhead is a giant step back from the Mako and the short missions were utterly pointless. I don't care if it was free with the game I got, it was terrible and I often feel like it is a waste of time and drive space.

I was expecting something more along the lines of Return to Ostagar with party banter on what happened. Mainly from Tali and Garrus. I got none of that. While it was nice to see the old Normandy, it fell far below my expectations.

Zaeed's an interesting character with a good back story, but I can't say I like him that much. The DLC itself was pretty good and he is great to have for the Hold The Line phase of the Suicide Mission.

It was short but this was absolutely the best DLC for Mass Effect 2. I cannot say enough about Kasumi and her abilities. Her personality was so awesome. My ONLY disappointment was that she didn't have a deeper dialogue options like the rest of you squad members. I whole-heartedly hope that Kasumi will return for Mass Effect 3!

In length this was a really good DLC. Your sencond squad member never said anything and that was very disappointing like their very being there didn't matter. But it was an excellent DLC otherwise. It was really good to learn more about what happened with Liara other than some poorly written comic book.

Overlord was decent. It was certainly a step in the right direction. I cannot be too negative about it other than saying your squad members were painfully silent. I expect better with DLCs in a game like this. I want squad interaction, party banter, etc!

Disappointed in the direction the devs took with this one. The first game was so much better in respect to the the RPG roots it branched from. This game seems more like a comic book than a story in a novel, which is what the first felt like. While it is a fun game, it's really to dumbed down. Many things were made far too simple and the game lost all complexity and about the only thing you can customize is weapon loadouts and your armor. Can't even customize the weapons themselves anymore. Mirnada is walking around in a catsuit with high heels in space! Come on! Ammo powers passed off as skills by class? What a joke. If I didn't actually care what happened in the story and the romances, I would give this game a far worse review than I have.

This game was terrible. Clearly not intended for those with HDTVs either. I'm glad I only bought it pre-owned at Gamestop because even at $30 I felt it was too much. Maybe it's not too late to trade it in.

Black Emporium DLC wasn't that great. Provided some interesting early free items and a store but otherwise I'm glad I got it free with my pre-order instead of paying for it. I'm really not impressed with this.

While being too short, it really was a decent story. Returning to where a tragic battle was fought was a meaningful experience if you are a roleplayer.

I really don't know what was the point of this DLC. It felt like a big waste of time. The last fight was the only challenge I had the whole time and amounted mostly to chasing after the opponent. The whole thing felt cheap and rushed.

Warden's Keep is a DLC I absolutely loved. I only wished it were long and had more to do with it. The story of what happened there is worth reading every codex and sheds light on another time in the game world.

The Stone Prisoner is kind of an interesting DLC. Shale is a character that while in build and equipment is uninteresting, the story that is attached feels quite rewarding. I had some good laughs with this one.

This DLC was below my expectations by a mile! I was really looking forward to seeing Morrigan again, who was my favorite character in Origins. For one it was short. Judging the DLC by itself it was seemlingly pointless. The end was it's saving grace when you finally catch up to her and have a conversation that could have gone multiple ways I think. The idea that what decision was made at the end might have greater meaning in a later Dragon Age game is what ultimately sways me to the score I am giving it. I'm sorry to say I could not give better than that.

A good honest to God Expansion! None of that small DLC stuff. The expanded story was a great addition along with the new specializations and talents/spells. The one thing that hurt it was that DLC obtained during from Origins did not transfer. My first character was wearing the Blood Dragon Armor and he was naked when he first appeared on the screen with a two-handed sword on his back. I seem to remember jewelry was still there, I think. Pretty much made wearing DLC armor pointless to the final fight.

Best fantasy based RPG I've ever played. Original and graphically pleasing. The only way they could have made it better is if the player character was voiced for every playable race and gender.

I'm giving it a 7 as there are a number of features that improvements over Dragon Age: Origins. Some of those include faster combat, a better spell/talent selection and advancement method, and a voiced player character. There are some other good points as well. Bad points would be things such as a more restricted inventory system for companions, less dialogue with companions one on one, and a story that doesn't keep you as engaged as the previous game. One thing the PC version really shines on is the graphics. DirectX 11 renderer shows some excellent quality even on high settings with AAx8 and AFx16.