Live Land Avowed asks for DLC expansion

Summary

The latest Obsidian title, Avowed, received firmly welcomed in February.
Obsidian said he was considering future DLC to exclude the world and tradition of the game.
Settings Avowed, Living Lands, has the potential for expansion with maps indicating in unexplored areas and various characters providing a good background for a possible DLC.

Announced in 2020 and after undergoing a number of delays and redesigns, Open He was released this February. Major obsidian entertainment back to high fantasies of FPS RPG, Open was a brand new independent adventure based on the established Eora world that the developer had previously built for their previous Pillars CRPG titles. After his launch, he received quite a solid welcome from critics and fans. Commenting later on its sale and reception, OpenGaming director Carrie Patel said in an article published in Bloomberg that: “Now that we have built this beautiful world and this team around the content and playing of the game, I would like to see how we do more.”

While nothing official has come from obsidian since then, the studio is also working Outer worlds 2set to a decline at the end of this year, Patel's comments indicate that the developer remains open for return and adding OpenThe world by the line. And on the basis of their game maps and other details, it is still much more visible and doing in living countries if that was the case.

Avowed's Living Lands explained

Avowed to finally bring the world of pillars of eternity to the first person, but his brand new settings have always been shrouded in mystery.

Avowed's The Living Lands are ready for expansion in a possible DLC

Map of living land suggests that there is much more

Open He sends fans to living countries to explore the area and treat or contain magical mold known as Dreamscourge, which threatens to show her. The region itself has already been mentioned and indicated on the tradition of two Pillars games, giving him an almost mythological aspect Open.

During their journey OpenPlayers pass through a handful of places, each with a significant feeling and related biom:

Dawnshore
Emerald
Shatterscarp
Galawain's tusks
Gardens

The level and artistic design of living countries is one of the OpenMost impressive and unforgettable functions. But looking at its geography and topography from what is presented in the game itself, there are plenty of space to work with in terms of potential expansion in DLC.

How could there be further expansion of living countries

Obsidian had a clear OpenScope and focus on a strong central narration, and although it was not necessarily another SkyrimAs many put this label on him soon, his different places were interesting to explore. They were full of surprises and mystery and teaching about the history of living countries and a place in the Eora was one of the highlights of the story. So there are several good ways that Obsidian could take in order to further benefit these elements in future content.

In addition to expanding existing regions or adding new ones, one of the possible ways would show a living country before the Dreamcourge began to be stored in a harbinger. Fans could be part of the efforts to settle the excavators, refugees and other tempered adventurers who arrived earlier and tried to tame the country and create a life outside the control and influence of established ruling entities such as the Aydy Empire.

Another promising way would be to focus on the lives of some OpenIt is important to the characters before they met the envoy. One of Open“Companions, Kai, have a long and turbulent history with living countries and are the only companion to receive their own personal search. Immerse in Kai's time before entering the envoy would become an excellent other content.

With the large lines of living countries, they probably still do not see along with the colorful past, it is in many ways ready for a large number of additional content. Since there is so much work and that developers have already hovered the idea of a potential DLC for OpenThere is a good reason to hope that Obsidian really looks at it.