OX: "Shadow of Mordor DLC The Bright Lord lets you play as Celebrimbor, the ring-making elf ghost sidekick from the main game, thousands of years before the events of Shadow of Mordor. So what did Celebrimbor get up to back then? Mostly branding Uruk warchiefs, rubbish attempts at stealth and getting his head cut off, if our let's play is anything to go by."
Shadow of Mordor's Bright Lord DLC plays like a very thin vertical slice for Shadow of War, but there is one thing in particular that it does way better than the base game - tightly focused storytelling.
The upcoming Shadow of War is making changes I don't fully understand. I mean the loot boxes are not going to be for everyone.
Edit--I'm waiting for reviews now. My current feeling is to wait and see.
After the recent announcements about the game I don't think anyone cares if they pay people to download the DLC. The hype for this game took a really heavy hit thanks to Publisher greed.
GamingSoFar: Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor got DLC entitled, “The Bright Lord” for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Battle against Sauron as Celebrimbor, the great Elven Lord of the Second Age, to unlock powerful runes and the ability to wield the One Ring.
John says, "Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor launched last year to critical acclaim. The game even went on to win several Game of the Year awards including 8BitChimp’s Game of the Year for 2014. The newest DLC, The Bright Lord launched recently and I got the privilege to play it. I reviewed Mordor’s last DLC (Lord of the Hunt) and I was left unimpressed. Nothing really felt new and I felt it didn’t really add anything to the story. The Bright Lord on the other hand is great."
