[Obsidian DLC Survey]

To question 5, none of them would hugely factor in my decisions because if its an Obsidian game and I love it, then I'm buying it.

 

To question 9, I only play two of these genres (three if you squint), do I really have to rank all of them?

 

 

For a bonus round.

White March was awweeesssoooommmmmeeeee.

BUT I agree with the OP in that the transition b/w Main Game and White March was too abrupt and jerky. I had trouble with justifying why my character would go on such a long trek with their soul in peril (hello Maerwald) and while on an already important quest. It would have been better, imo, if the hook was something about following a trail where one could stave off the coming insanity of being Awakened to justify the time spent.

 

Like if you were doing something similar with Deadfire, I would urge a compelling hook like finding a super magical cannon that you could strap to your ship and blow Eotha's head off with it, even if it turns out said cannon doesn't exist.

I know White March tried a hook with Leaden Key agents but it was not compelling enough to prompt me to drop everything and go after them.

 

Also it bothered me that I had to be mindful of Stronghold business while being far away. Soooo annnoooyyyiiinnngggg! But I imagine this won't be so much of an issue since we have much more manageable stronghold now.

[Society for the Promotion of Trash Mob Welfare]

I like trash mobs, like people said its good fun practise to test out strategies.

 

But sometimes I found the trash mobs in White March to be too grueling, specifically the ghost ones in Durgan's Battery and the Ondrites in the Abbey. 

[Wizard subclass concept : animancers]

Perhaps some subclasses can be about utilising some aspects of Animancy?

 

In the case of a wizard subclass, there can be a necromancer subclass since there is some overlap between necromancy and animancy.