The time has come for the second - and final - expansion for Pillars of Eternity. Once again we visit the White March, and we get to pick up some plotlines that we already know from the first part.
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Some gaming companies like take the piss with their DLC and it annoys a lot of us. What could potentially be some positive alternatives to DLC practices used these days that anger so many gamers?
While I haven't played any of the games in this article, I thought the DLC for the Mass Effect series was worth it.
Gamespot:
Pillars of Eternity comes to an end in The White March Part 2. This second chapter to what will apparently be the only expansion for Obsidian’s epic RPG resolves a couple dangling plot threads and tacks on a cataclysmic conclusion that ties into the greater mythology of the world of Eora. But while the add-on works by providing the apocalyptic story players expect, it fails due to heavy, dreary combat, a main storyline that runs on rails, and the absence of many little things that tend to make RPGs memorable.
