I feel this DLC is 100% worth the money, i haven't even completed the main quest line for the Vampires yet and i've played for 2 days straight. This is the most fun i've had on Skyrim in a long time!

I'd say 800 microsoft points would of been fair.

I'd say 800 microsoft points would of been fair.

This dlc was worth 1200 ms max and thats being generous. Oblivions Mehrunes razor 240 ms points dlc added more items than dawnguard.

Maybe it was the hype. It's what we heard, not what we expected. What we expected was something deeper, but end up getting something shallow.

You should really stop over-exaggerating things, dawnguuard adds in A LOT of stuff into the game and you're making it seem it only adds in one weapon and a quest.

God knows it wasn't perfect, but it added a character who had enough dialogue to actually be deep. The falmer all across Skyrim got an upgrade, and we got to learn more about what happened to them and how they're adapting. If anything it had depth. There is no one to blame but yourself for buying a product you didn't have all the details on. But now it's been baught, downloaded, and played through. Saying it was overpriced now is not going to change anything, especially since quite a few people disagree in that it was worth every penny.

Especially if your'e saying it should have been $15 rather than $20. If five dollars are that big of a deal, you should not be playing video games. Food and rent are much more important than some silly dlc that was only suppose to be fun. Hell, compaired to some dlc practices of other companies, I'd personally give Beth five extra bucks just to make sure on disk/day one dlc stays away from TES.

God knows it wasn't perfect, but it added a character who had enough dialogue to actually be deep. The falmer all across Skyrim got an upgrade, and we got to learn more about what happened to them and how they're adapting. If anything it had depth. There is no one to blame but yourself for buying a product you didn't have all the details on. But now it's been baught, downloaded, and played through. Saying it was overpriced now is not going to change anything, especially since quite a few people disagree in that it was worth every penny.

Especially if your'e saying it should have been $15 rather than $20. If five dollars are that big of a deal, you should not be playing video games. Food and rent are much more important than some silly dlc that was only suppose to be fun. Hell, compaired to some dlc practices of other companies, I'd personally give Beth five extra bucks just to make sure on disk/day one dlc stays away from TES.

Lol you do realise half of dawnguard was cut content right? Why else do you think they got rid of the hall of the vigilants as soon as the dlc is installed.

The vigilants were meant to be destroyed plus the only thing they offered was an expert restoration trainer, other then that the vigilants don't offer much in way of gameplay or content.

Thats my point. Clearly they were made to have a bigger purpose in the base game. So they added it as dlc and to cover it up they came up with a new faction. Dawnguard.

Most likely not and you have no real evidence to show this, you're just blowing hot air out again.

We had met our food, and rent needs for the week and had some extra spendage. Video games is a hobby and takes a backseat to anything I do in my life. I haven't been able to buy a brand new game in a long while because sixty dollars is pretty damn steep for a game I can beat in two days.

It didn't have enough depth. The Snow Elves felt attached on and should have been separated. They could have had a much much much better story, imo without the Snow Elves. Thing is they never had any clues or hints or any of that sort of thing. No foreshadowing, etc. That's how you drive plot devices and story telling. Through themes. Now I understand not a lot of people want a story game, and want a video game. But even a video game, of what story is played should have strength.

I felt everything they added, was just added because they thought it was cool. With no other point for it.

-Gargoyles, made sense awesome

-Snow Elves, made less sense, I could no longer suspend my disbelief on that one

I don't generally like writing threads like this, simply because I don't like the aggressive negativity towards someone expressing their opinion. I just finished Dawnguard today, yeah today. See I'm in high school still, I'm a teenager at seventeen years old, so we have this thing called Summer break. Anyway I thought I'd add that in so that way I don't get any comments about "well I work or have a job". This isn't what this thread is about. Now another insight in my life is I don't have a lot of money, what money I get is very little and rarely do I have something to buy hobby goods. I decided to add my money with my brothers and buy Dawnguard, my hobby good.

I have to say, I feel twenty dollars is a bit of a steep price to pay if it took me two days to beat Dawnguard, I bought Dawnguard yesterday. Two days isn't a lot of game play. I had been fighting over if I should buy Dawnguard the DLC or The Darkness 2. I feel like I should have went latter. The Darkness 2 probably would have last me at least a week, so I could [censored] and moan about that. [btw, that's a joke since many people are going to consider this thread [censored]ing and moaning].

I feel that Dawnguard is not worth it's twenty dollar price. It's to short and doesn't add much. I also feel they could have went richer in the world. When we finally got to see I had expected more richness and vibrancy, but it ended up being Skyrim with some dress up plants. They could have added more to this world, they could have added more richness. And I know they are capable of much much more. Shivering Isles for example or even the Oblivion itself.

I am glad for the things I did get. The Vampire Lord is fun to play around with, the perks are nice. The new armor is cool and crossbows are fun. Though I do wish I had gotten some decent mage robes. Since my mage armor perk becomes obsolete with light armored mages.

The point is this expansion feels like a lower ladder of DLC. From what I heard, this was to be their big Shivering Isle expansion. And I feel this was more equivalent to the Nights of the Nine. A lot of fetching, a lot of doing what people tell you. All in all, I was kind of let down. Glad for the things I got, but feel my money could have been put towards something else.

Mehrubes razor even added a new spell that had nothing like it in oblivion. The transmute scrolls.

Dawnguard adds new reskinned restoration spells. Yippie?

God knows it wasn't perfect, but it added a character who had enough dialogue to actually be deep. The falmer all across Skyrim got an upgrade, and we got to learn more about what happened to them and how they're adapting. If anything it had depth. There is no one to blame but yourself for buying a product you didn't have all the details on. But now it's been baught, downloaded, and played through. Saying it was overpriced now is not going to change anything, especially since quite a few people disagree in that it was worth every penny.

Especially if your'e saying it should have been $15 rather than $20. If five dollars are that big of a deal, you should not be playing video games. Food and rent are much more important than some silly dlc that was only suppose to be fun. Hell, compaired to some dlc practices of other companies, I'd personally give Beth five extra bucks just to make sure on disk/day one dlc stays away from TES.

I don't generally like writing threads like this, simply because I don't like the aggressive negativity towards someone expressing their opinion. I just finished Dawnguard today, yeah today. See I'm in high school still, I'm a teenager at seventeen years old, so we have this thing called Summer break. Anyway I thought I'd add that in so that way I don't get any comments about "well I work or have a job". This isn't what this thread is about. Now another insight in my life is I don't have a lot of money, what money I get is very little and rarely do I have something to buy hobby goods. I decided to add my money with my brothers and buy Dawnguard, my hobby good.

I have to say, I feel twenty dollars is a bit of a steep price to pay if it took me two days to beat Dawnguard, I bought Dawnguard yesterday. Two days isn't a lot of game play. I had been fighting over if I should buy Dawnguard the DLC or The Darkness 2. I feel like I should have went latter. The Darkness 2 probably would have last me at least a week, so I could [censored] and moan about that. [btw, that's a joke since many people are going to consider this thread [censored]ing and moaning].

I feel that Dawnguard is not worth it's twenty dollar price. It's to short and doesn't add much. I also feel they could have went richer in the world. When we finally got to see I had expected more richness and vibrancy, but it ended up being Skyrim with some dress up plants. They could have added more to this world, they could have added more richness. And I know they are capable of much much more. Shivering Isles for example or even the Oblivion itself.

I am glad for the things I did get. The Vampire Lord is fun to play around with, the perks are nice. The new armor is cool and crossbows are fun. Though I do wish I had gotten some decent mage robes. Since my mage armor perk becomes obsolete with light armored mages.

The point is this expansion feels like a lower ladder of DLC. From what I heard, this was to be their big Shivering Isle expansion. And I feel this was more equivalent to the Nights of the Nine. A lot of fetching, a lot of doing what people tell you. All in all, I was kind of let down. Glad for the things I got, but feel my money could have been put towards something else.