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Dawnguard™ is the first official game add-on for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim® - the 2011 Game of the Year. The Vampire Lord Harkon has returned to power.
Read moreI saw that Bethesda delisted the DLC from the store pages and people have been complaining about having to indirectly click links to buy them, but you can always grab them through the Properties DLC tab. Bethesda is
The entirety of this DLC revolves around vampires. If you're like me - this neither interests nor excites you. The additions to enemies and armor can be worthwhile in many ways, but the quest is long and dry - the
A tedious, unfocused mess Dawnguard seems promising at first; after all, who doesn't want to either kill or be a vampire? However, instead of interacting with vampires in one form or another, you instead spend much of
white bread with butter on for the most part, dawnguard suffers from everything skyrim does - cool lore at points peppered throughout mediocre gameplay, utterly flavourless and bland characters, and dungeons that go on
This DLC was rather short, but other than that it was great! I enjoyed this very much. It was a lot of fun with a lot of new quests and achievements to do as well. You get to turn in to a vampire and get additional
I love Dawnguard with all my heart. Vampires, crossbows, husky and troll companions, awesome atmosphere and fantastic areas to traverse. Castle Volkihar, Darkfall Passage and especially The Forgotten Vale are major