What Bethsda wanted with this patch wasn't to add alot "more" and insted focusing on making new things. Of course they could have added a hundred normal sidequest, giving you some gold when you finished them. That would have last you for weeks, but how fun would that be. Why did they chose to add new things, and not just more? Beacuse skyrim already is HUGE. I have put in more then 200 hours to this game, and im still not done. Also, by bringing new things makes you able to re-experinece the game, in a different way.

￡20 for over 20 hours of gameplay and that's counting all the replays I'll be doing over the next few years with different characters etc, including all the game mechanics with the perk trees, VL form?

￡20 is something to eat and going to see a film at the cinema which altogether is like 3 hours?

Plus don't forget all those new games that come out with 10 hour storylines that cost above ￡40 easily?

I think it was fine. I got my moneys worth.

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

Ughh that was amazing! Some mini underground village and Morag Tong armour, WELL worth the money.

I think 1200 would have been acceptible, but i'l admit i'l buy whatever dlc they release being a really devoted fan. Wasn't massively impressed, completed it twice (either alignment).

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.

Stop criticizing Bethesda. This is mainly because:
1. They actually made a DLC they don't have to you know.
2. It was originally gonna be $30 or $40 dollars for the expantion (from what I've heard) so stop complaining.
Edit:
It is WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY worth the $20

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.

The best piece of advise I could give you is that when you're 17 and don't have a lot of money never buy a videogame when it first comes out. Wait a little while... let the reviews and player reviews come out so that you can better determine if it's worth the dollars. Another nice side effect is that by waiting, you punch back that feeling to 'impulse buy' and might discover you don't really even want it anyway. So you spent $20 for a DLC you didn't really feel was worth the money - a fairly cheap lesson learned.

I am sure there is more DLC to come for Skyrim if you're not satisfied. Perhaps Bethesda was planning this DLC to be their "Nights of the Nine" and there may be a" Shivering Isles" sized DLC to come.

I have yet to play Dawnguard, but I am hoping to see some good feedback from other people before buying.

If you look at the price for content, we got alot more for our buck than any other dlc out right now. Most $10 dlcs can be finished in 2-4 hours. There are full games for $60 that can be completed in 10 hours, so I dont see a problem with a $20 dlc being completed in 20 hours. Or even $20 for 10hours (as some people claim to have seen it all in 10 hours)

Most of it just seem like a montage of stuff that we wanted to see or looked cool with little story behind it. I do enjoy the crossbow's but this isn't true for everyone's opinion. The side quest were pretty cool as well.

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

Complete and utter horse [censored].