Dawnguard may have its issues and downsides but most people who own Skyrim will want to play this dlc. Overall, the most disappointing thing about Dawnguard is that no matter what side you choose, it will end the same way, adding no replay value what so ever. Also, some of the story quests are rather more annoying than entertaining. While these locations are fun to explore, you will have very little reason to return to them. Aside from that however, Dawnguard does virtually nothing to add onto the map besides maybe three or four locations. The companion you receive is probably the strongest you could possibly have and new abilities like the vampire turn out to be pleasantly useful. Weapons like dragonbone allow for one to obtain some very strong and rare maces or swords. For one, it adds on a new set of weapons, shouts, companions, and abilities. There was a time when I literally had to shove my companion through a cave to continue the story because she would not follow me when she was supposed to, but it is hard to complain when there are many great things that Dawnguard does. While Dawnguard plays just as well as the rest of the game, there are many glitches that should have been fixed before it had even been released. On the other, it comes off as much worse than I was hoping for. On one hand, Dawnguard successfully brings a new experience into the Elder Scrolls franchise. may not be exactly what some people were expecting. On one hand, Dawnguard successfully brings a new Dawnguard, the first expansion in Skyrim. … Expandĭawnguard, the first expansion in Skyrim.
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A patch (like a bigger ceiling!) would be a welcome fix. But tiny little, typical RPG bugs get in the way of the overall experience. It's by now means a 'bad' expansion - it's actually very good. The legendary dragons, more fearsome and stronger dragons found in particular areas, were quite enjoyable. The Dawnguard themselves are also slightly disappointing, as it's just another ancient group coming back to power with the help of the player. They're still enjoyable, but don't expect to LOVE the story. The quests themselves feel quite bland, and are not pushed forward by story all that much. But, apart from stuff like that, I enjoyed the Vampire Lord. That being said, Vampire Lords were obviously in hiding for a very long time because the dungeons/caves in Skyrim occasionally get too small for a Vampire Lord to pass through! Having to wait around 30 seconds (that's if you turn back into Vampire Lord) just to pass through a 'low' part of the cave is incredibly frustrating. It feels that Bethesda really wanted you to go Vampire Lord. However, the Dawnguard faction feels weaker to the Vampire faction, despite an Armoured Troll summon and crossbows. That being said, Vampire Lord is enjoyable to play, and the addition of a skilltree for Werewolf and Vampire Lord is nice to see. But as Skyrim has so much to offer already, the additions don't feel too great. That Overall, Dawnguard is not a bad expansion by all means. Overall, Dawnguard is not a bad expansion by all means.
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