- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Jul 26, 2011
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Apr 11, 201290A surprisingly detailed add-in for this controversially received sequel. New approaches to encounter design and smarter enemies stand out, although story remains a strong feature.
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Nov 15, 201181You never know what to expect from Bioware when they create a new DLC. Sometimes they are decent, more often not. Legacy and Mark of the Assassin are pleasant surprises in the continuum. The adventures are well written, Tallis is a compelling new character and the combat is challenging enough. The add-ons are solid work, but not extraordinary by any means. [Nov 2011]
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Aug 8, 201180Dragon Age II: Legacy is a really good DLC. Desipte a strong focus on fighting it should interest all the players, who found the story and main character of the original game interesting. There are many little details like differences in conversations depending on the moment of your adventure's beginning.
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Aug 14, 201177This DLC is good enough to warrant its $10 price tag and two hours of your time. But it could have been better.
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Aug 1, 201170Legacy is fairly linear and only takes a few hours, but has some nice loot and a few side quests to tackle.
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Aug 29, 201160Short, linear and overpriced – but a huge improvement over the Dragon Age: Origins DLCs nevertheless. [Sept 2011, p.69]
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Aug 8, 201158Unless you're a completionist, I see little need to spend your precious sovereign on this one.
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Jul 28, 201155The shrugworthy Legacy add-on extends Dragon Age II but doesn't improve upon it.
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Aug 1, 201150Legacy is a promising development for fans hoping the franchise's third installment will feature a return to the tactical gameplay of Dragon Age: Origins. Unfortunately, it's a bit too late for Dragon Age II, and Legacy's legacy is as a $10 reminder of the full game's shortcomings.
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Aug 1, 201150I have to give that fight a hand, however, for at least daring to be, well, daring. Most of Legacy plays it safe, opting for a by-the-numbers approach that never really pushes any of the right buttons. Unless you're a Dragon Age II diehard, you're probably better off skipping this one.
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Aug 31, 201140It spawns enemies behind your back, fails to improve lame AI and contains a range of bugs (e.g. enemies hitting you through a closed gate). BioWare failed to convince me that they are capable of learning from their mistakes. [Sept 2011, p.65]