The price tag on the Witch Queen DLC has been a topic of interest among gamers. Bungie, the developer of Destiny 2, has revealed that the expansion will be priced at $39.99. This announcement has generated mixed reactions from the gaming community. Some players believe that the price is justified due to the quality of content that the DLC promises to deliver. They argue that the Witch Queen expansion will introduce a significant amount of new content, including a new raid, weapons, armor, and story missions.
They argue that the Witch Queen expansion will introduce a significant amount of new content, including a new raid, weapons, armor, and story missions. These players see the price as a fair investment in their gaming experience. On the other hand, there are also players who feel that the price is too high.
House of the vile witch and her little goblins
YOU ARE READING
Child Of Light
This is my story from Quotev :) more will be going up! I was always different, like a black sheep. I was always alone but hurt. My life was nothing but darkness, pain and sadness. But one fateful night, a certain grey wizard offered me a new life! A.
Escape from goblin town
Start from the beginning
by wolfandphoenix Follow
Share
- Опубликовать в Вашем профиле
- Поделиться по электронной почте
Report Story
Send
Send to Friend
Share
- Опубликовать в Вашем профиле
- Поделиться по электронной почте
- Жалоба на историю
"Ark! I know that sword! It's the sword that sliced a thousand necks! Kill them! Kill them all!"
Oh no not again!
'I think it's time you gave them frost bite. '
Eh? Who was that. I suddenly couldn't control myself. Like my hands had a mind of their own! I touched Goblins who came at me and saw their bodies burn black and blue. I must be really cold!
"Take off his head!"
THORIN.
I ran toward the goblin king and frost bit his toes making him yell out in pain. He grabbed me by the neck and began to squeeze "you vile little witch! I'll squeeze you till you choke on your last breath!" He growled as I clawed at his hand.
"No! Let her go!" Thorin had yelled. GK looked at him as my vision began to grow hazy "aaaah you care deeply for this little rat do you. well! You can have the pleasure of watching her die!" Her cackled.meh squeezed harder and I began to gasp for air.
"No! No Erica!" Thorin cried.
My vision began to darken until there was a right flash of light, knocking back goblins and I was released from my choke hold. I gasped in the air I could and crawled back "take up arms! Fight fight!"
Gandalfs here! Thank mahal!
I felt arms pick me up to my feet "Erica! Erica speak to me are you alright!" Thorin asked frantically. I nodded and grabbed my swords but my vision went black for a second. All I heard was.
"she's fine! Let's go kick some ass!"
(Thorin pov)
This is so strange. She's not acting herself, and the way she referred to herself in 3rd person just now makes it more odd.
Something's not right.
(Normal pov)
Everyone ran through the goblin tunnels, battering thier way through masses of Goblins. Erica showed no mercy and froze whatever ones she could get her hands on. They approached a bridge but The goblin king crashed through the wooden bridge in rage but held a smirk "you think you can escape me!?" He yelled poking Gandalf in the chest. The old wizard stumbled back but was pushed back up by the dwarves. "What are you going to do now wizard?" He jeered.
To everyone's surprise, Erica came forward, sword at the ready. No one stopped her as they noticed something about her that seemed off. The goblin king laughed out loud "you going to have her do your dirty work!? You jest!" He cackled.
Everyone gulped and glanced at the girl before them as the air became colder and colder and frost lined the walls and bridge. They saw a dark glint in her eyes. The goblin king looked at her curiously until in the blink of an eye she had appeared before him and slashed open his stomach
". that'll do it" he gasped out.
"Good riddance" Erica mumbled before dropping to her knees. The bridge cracked and began to fall just as she was grabbed by Gandalf. Lucky for them the bridge never crashed and everyone was in one piece.
"Well! That could have been much worse!" Bofur said cheerfully. At that moment the goblin kings corpse dropped on top of them, crushing them further into the ground.
"You've got to be joking!" Dwalin yelled out angrily. Some of the dwarves chuckled at his rage and got themselves out of the rubble. Gandalf pushed some wood off of him and Erica and pulled the girl up who shook her head. She looked around in confusion "what happened?" She asked.
"Eh? Dae ye no remember lassie? Ye did that!" Bombur yelped pointing to the dead goblin king. Shock appeared on her face but it was no time for questions as Kili yelled for Gandalfs attention. Masses amounts of Goblins were running down the caves to kill them.
"There's too many! We can't fight them off!" Dwalin said helping Dori up.
"Only one thing will save us now! Day lights! Come on your feet!" Gandalf snapped getting Ori to his feet. He looked towards Erica "Erica! Do you think you can help them a little bit?" He asked.
She knew exactly what he meant so without hesitation she created an ice path that followed the wind. She sat down on the ice facing away from the running dwarfs.
"Brace yourselves!" She yelled shooting ice from her hands. She sped along the path, knocking. Gandalf to his rear followed by Thorin, Dwalin, Bofur, Ori, Nori,Oin, Ori, Dori, Bifur, Balin, Fili, Kili and Bombur at the front.
Yells of shock and confusion were heard as all of them slid in a line up and down bumps and loops. Bombur saw a light ahead "there's a light ahead!" He warned
"Here we go!" Gandalf yelled. With one last push they were all out of the cave, sliding down the hill. The dwarves began rolling off and getting to safety. Gandalf rolled off and began counting everyone off.
"Where did Kili and Erica go?!" Thorin yelled
"INCOMING!"
Kili slid off a rock ledge right into the safety of his brothers arms. Erica followed on, creating a snow pile with a wave of her hand and landed back first into it.
The dwarves were silent until she popped up, spitting out some snow making them sigh in relief. She blinked then let out a grin "that was so much fun! Can we do that again!?" She squealed in excitement.
"Never again!" Bombur groaned falling back on his back
Orcs of the Mountains about to shoot Isildur in the Anduin, as seen in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
They argue that $39.99 is a steep price to pay for additional content and that it may not be worth it in terms of the value it adds to the game. These players believe that Bungie should consider lowering the price to make the DLC more accessible to a wider range of players. Ultimately, the price tag on the Witch Queen DLC is a subjective matter, and players will have to decide for themselves if they believe it is worth the cost..
Reviews for "Pricing Details: What You Need to Know About the Witch Queen DLC"
- Jane Doe - 2 stars - I was really excited for the Witch Queen DLC, but I must say I was disappointed. The content was extremely short and lacked depth. The story was predictable and there were no major revelations or surprises. Additionally, the new weapons and armor introduced in the DLC were underwhelming, not adding any significant benefits or improvements to my gameplay experience. Overall, I felt like I wasted my money on this DLC and it didn't live up to the hype.
- John Smith - 3 stars - I had high hopes for the Witch Queen DLC, but it didn't quite meet my expectations. The main story quest was relatively enjoyable, but it felt rushed and ended abruptly. The lack of side quests or additional content left me feeling unsatisfied and wanting more. Furthermore, the new abilities and powers introduced in the DLC were not as impactful as I had anticipated. While the art and design of the new areas were visually pleasing, the overall experience fell short of being truly immersive. It's not a terrible DLC, but it definitely could have been better.
- Sarah Thompson - 2.5 stars - The Witch Queen DLC promised so much, but it failed to deliver. The storyline lacked depth and character development, leaving me feeling detached from the game world. The new locations introduced were stunning, but there was little to do in them aside from repetitive tasks. The lack of meaningful rewards or substantial content made the DLC feel like a missed opportunity. Overall, I found it to be an underwhelming addition to the game and not worth the price tag.