![]() There are a few new enemy types, including a snake-like creature that pops up from the ground and a demonic entity that explodes, but most of your time will be spent sparring with familiar foes. The English voice acting remains abysmal and painful to hear so I recommend toggling to Chinese or Japanese instead. The in-engine cutscenes are well rendered and crisp and the Chinese voice acting continues to deliver on all fronts, but the actual story content remains an afterthought when compared to the game’s action and combat. The narrative aspect of Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty was never its strong suit, and this DLC doesn’t do much to improve in that regard. If you had trouble with Lu Bu in the base game, then get ready for this one because it’s about just as tough, if not tougher. The fight itself borders on unfair, but I found it mostly challenging and enjoyable. The final boss of the DLC, Dian Wei, is an absolute monster, and hits like a truck. ![]() We also get five new bosses, one of which is just a reskin of an existing one. The new story missions are also extremely short, and can be completed in an hour or so depending on your skill level. It’s a shame to see most if not all environmental assets and enemies are recycled from the base game. Let’s get the most obvious question out of the way first: What does this DLC actually include? Ten new missions are added, three of those being main story levels and the other seven being side quests.
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