The vampires aren't the heroes, course you can take the anakin skywalker oint of view and say that you need to do it to save your race but in the end, the dlc is named after the guys who want to stop the end of happiness, i see them as the good guys

But the Vamp Lord is not a Volkihar thing at all. They are Frost based Vamps but these appear to be a whole new kind so i am kind of curious to see how Beth will explain this


This...like a boss

I'm also not interested at all in vampires, either killing them or being one, but I'll probably buy the DLC just to see more TES. Not every piece of content is going to be my thing, just as I don't play every quest line in the base game or maybe only play it once to see it. If you don't have any incentive at all, don't buy it? What's so hard about that? Wait until the next DLC comes around and maybe it will be more to your liking.

Did everyone who got Blood Moon care about Lycans? Did everyone who got Shivering Isles care about insanity? Did everyone who got Knights of the Nine care about being a goody-goody Knight? Did everybody who got the horse armor...errr never mind that one...the point is that if you dont want the dlc then sit down and be quiet so we Creatures of the Night can finally get our fun

That makes no sense. Episode III was named "Revenge of the Sith" and it was mostly from Darth Vader's point of view.

Ok, first off you said 'we' when referring to vampires and am 100% certain that you are not a vampire. You also used the word 'you' and werewolves. I can assure you that I am not a werewolf and I HATE playing being forced to play one in Skyrim during a certain factions quests.

I'm glad that someone who wants to play as a vampire has more tricks. I just hope that Bethesda didn't spend 80% of the DLC making only you and your dark friends happy and the other 20% for everyone else. There are a few, as has spoken in this thread, that really don't care for being either vamp or were. For us I suppose it's the Dawnguard (though I'm sure I'll make an evil person just to do the other quests with).

It's just when reading all the Skyrim and Nord lore that Vampires doesn't just jump out at you. Maybe Bethesda is trying to change that. Maybe Bethesda is wanting Skyrim to be known as the Land of Vampires. Or maybe the DLC is catering to a smaller group than they thought. Honestly though they could make a DLC about a pile of dragon dung that comes to life and eats Stormcloaks and people would buy it. Heck I'd buy it, just to see what it's about. Not sure there is a large fan base for living dung piles though.

Let us not forget that Beth should only make the DLC that YOU want since nobody else matters in the world...silly us to think that our opinions are relevant

Well they saw fit to appease all those horse armor fans before. Unless they overlap with the vampire fans, I doubt they'll be catered to as a group any time soon again. /triestokeepastraightface

So we exchange opinions here but now only mine matters.
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Does that mean I win? Holy Crackers! That's a first!

On the brightside, Dawnguard looks like it's going to much better than previous first round DLC.

Being that Vampires have been in the game since morrowind. I don't see how this is not Skyrim related.

Why are some of you assuming that there is only a small fan base for vampires. Where do you think all the movies and tv shows come from. I understand that a few of you are unhappy with the DLC. However that does not make your opinion the majority. Just let the Vampire fans have there day and leave it at that.

They are selfish and whiney, like little children who's diapers are too full for their own good. Just because they don't like it, they expect everyone to jump in the anti-vampire wagon and ride away on the high horse. But they just won't admit their precious interests didn't make it into the damn DLC.

These are also the same whining baby people who probably want more dragon [censored] even though dragons are boringgggg... So step aside all you whiny babies and let us who like the DLC have our time.