LogFAQs > #914775939

I tend to dislike any DLC that forces itself into the main game somewhere in the middle of the flow, and ruins the pacing of the original game. That tended to be a problem with a lot of Dragon Age DLC (though that also did the "after the main game" version of DLC extremely well).

There's very little DLC that completely ruins my enjoyment of a game's story, though, because I'm usually pretty good at sensing which DLC is going to be completely bullshit and which will actively add to the experience positively, and I only ever really buy or download the stuff that won't be super-disruptive.

The most annoying might be Dawnguard for Skyrim, because that is actually pretty good DLC in and of itself, but it keeps triggering constant vampire attacks unless you drop everything and play the DLC early, and that can get mission critical NPCs killed because Skyrim is really kind of shit about how easily it kills off significant NPCs at the drop of a hat (so much so that I usually quick-load to avoid every single dragon attack, because fuck you when you've killed 3-4 important people before I can even see the damned dragon attacking). Generally the only way to avoid dead villagers is to deliberately avoid fast-traveling to cities if you'll wind up arriving after dark. Which is kind of annoying.


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