Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches

A fitting dlc for a beautiful game.

Amazing

A solid DLC and good continuation of Daud's storyline from the previous one, I'm just sad some concepts didn't get as much time as they deserved. I really liked the overseer music gimmick in the outside section of the 1st level. Forcing you to figure out how to infiltrate without powers was a fun challenge, I just wish there were more areas like that since it's done in 20 seconds. The second mission was also very fun, especially with how you can turn the entire map into a neutral zone by the end of it. The closest thing to that would be Slackjaw's questline from the main game, but only for select NPCs. There isn't a hub area in the DLCs, so I liked respite this gave to allow exploration without risk of getting caught. Unfortunately, I didn't like the 3rd mission very much. It was a good bit harder, which I wanted from the base game, but the enemies took some of the enjoyment out. The only enemies in the level are dogs that don't die, and witches that teleport. It made me feel incredibly vulnerable, especially with how much of the level is in tight spaces with little room to hide. I'm fine with that on its own, but the tension never seemed to have a release, in most missions you can always find a ledge or corner to escape to, but not this one. Still, as a final challenge and farewell to Dishonored (1), I could appreciate it.

Brigmore Witches es una expansión que mantiene todo lo bueno de Dishonored y pone el broche final a la historia de Daud. Los escenarios están muy bien diseñados, hay bastante libertad a la hora de afrontar las situaciones y sigue siendo una maravilla poder elegir entre ir a lo bestia o intentar pasar desapercibido. Además, me ha gustado especialmente cómo conecta con los acontecimientos del juego principal y cómo se va cerrando la historia de Daud. No es una expansión enorme, pero tiene la duración justa y se siente bastante completa.

[h1] El mejor dlc de Dishonored en mi opinión [/h1] [b] Mi primera impresión: [/b] Continuamos en los zapatos de Daud tras los eventos del cuchillo de Dunwall, todo en esencia sigue igual lo cual no me parece malo porque el sistema que tiene es bueno así que rápidamente de familiarizas, las novedades son los nuevos mapas, los npcs introducidos y las brujas aunque estas actúan igual que los asesinos de Daud en la campaña de Corvo. Ahora son 4 misiones aunque la primera es muy corta, pero hay nuevos mapas que son la mayor novedad en agregados, junto a una nueva habilidad que es la de ¨tirar¨ que en mi opinión esta muy fuerte en una partida de caos elevado. En cuanto su historia me parece genial como la plantean pues al seguir con el conflicto de Daud por matar a la Emperatriz, al enfrentarse al Delilah termina siendo como un arco de redención pues busca salvar a Emily del plan de esta misma, pero al tratarse Daud esta termina siendo la historia de ¨un héroe silencioso¨ [b] Mi conclusión: [/b] Debo decir que este dlc destaca mas por el cierre de la historia de Daud, que por cuanto contenido jugable o novedades introdujo pues no se siente necesario, su gameplay esta excelente no se ocupa modificar ya que como dicen ¨si no esta roto, no lo arregles¨ , es claro que este dlc va de la mano con la cuchilla de Dunwall para disfrutarlo al completo, claro que por si solo también vale la pena. Debo decir personalmente me pareció cine la secuencia al terminar la campaña donde Corvo debe tomar su decisión, definitivamente todo lo que es la historia de Daud carrea muy duro estos dlc.

If you liked The Knife of Dunwall, you'll like this one too. Basically continues right after the previous DLC left off. Same general gameplay with more missions that are also really good. Also they added the telekinesis plasmid from Bioshock as an extra ability for some reason, not complaining though. The first mission starts you off in the sewers near Coldridge Prison and uses and altered version from the base game I think. Really short mission, but it was fun trying to break in without having access to my silly magic abilities, which includes your bonus jump height. It's interesting to explore this map in a new, less limiting way now and it's way more fun than going through it without any magic at all imo. The second mission is really interesting, basically consisting of two halves where you get the two gangs that the mission revolves around on your side in order to get what you need to progress. Going through the Draper's Ward and avoiding the Dead Eels on the coast and taking out their leader was fun, and the various ways that you can deal with the two guys at the head of the Hatters are very interesting and give you several ways to get the one thing you want. If you end up going through the sewers you can also encounter one of the Brigmore witches. Most annoying enemy in the game, thank god there's only a handful of them here and they're not filling up the entire level with these teleporting trouts. The third mission has the least interesting exterior to play. I teleported a couple times, knocked out a couple witches, and OH MY GOD WHY ARE THERE ONLY WITCHES AND WHY DO THEY KEEP TELEPORTING ONTO ME WHEN THEY'RE DONE TALKING. Doesn't mean it wasn't fun to go through the mansion. I really liked it, there are several ways to break in and reach the objectives you need to do and the witches don't teleport a lot, and when they do it's very easy to learn the few places they teleport to and from. Another solid DLC with more fun missions, would definitely recommend to anybody who liked the first DLC. Also your progress carries over from The Knife of Dunwall.

Bad DLC in general, braindead story, boring missions, maps, stupid enemies, enjoyed disnohored and the first dlc, but this is bs, not touching this game ever again

These missions were fantastic. Just finished a low chaos run