Is Dragon Age II: Mark of the Assassin not available for PS3?

[Thecharming]

Is there somebody who is able to download the new DLC for PS3? I have been through the PlayStation store as well as DA2 but failed to get that. Thank you so much in advance for reply.

[Shae]

I identify myself most unbelievably inquisitive concerning this stealth amusement play. Can be intrigued to see how the group have pulled it off, past the conspicuous 'go around battle x'. Buddies in the vanilla amusement scarcely appeared suited to such recreation play when it’s all said and done, and there could need to be proportionate plunder and XP compensates to those who decide on the quieter way. Taking a gander at the stealth dialogue above I'll join that I could look for it to be a more finish offer to move toward getting included in the compose up this route, than it ever was in DAO.

[Wyl]

Talking about the Tallis, I found that pretty cute. I have been on the Redemption thing, but I guess I will give it a look now. It's always good to meet a new companion and I like that she's only joining Hawke for a bit. I like when companion have their own lives. Who knows maybe we'll see her again.

[Bubboy]

I loved DA2 and Legacy, so I'm collecting that I might as well like this as well. It sounds intriguing. Also, restricted to carry stealthy gameplay back to the succession could be to furnish a proportional payback capacity to a upheld fitness, as opposed to its enacted capability status in DA2. In Origins, I enjoyed initiating stealth, scouting ahead, incapacitating traps and so on. Then again making the territory protected for my allies so they would be able to hurry in and butcher the grievous victims who weren't brilliant enough to run afar.

[mbangali]

I was hoping for a DLC which lecture some of the open concerns in DA2. It looks similar to this DLC should not do that. It's still not outlandish, however. Conceivably we get to see how the newfangled provisional partner encourages Isabela to get the book back. That could additionally be playable when the occasion in the shape of a flashback.

I regularly make a point not to like DLCs which cannot be played with standard DLCs. How about we trust it is not an additional concealed expense investment funds operation, which all past DLCs having different than the essential allies. This time it looks love BW has given them cameos, which can compose an engaging fluctuation. I don't think there should be any momentous decisions included. A story dependent upon a heist doesn't have much change. You'll get the article or not. At the very most the approach to head off about it is to have anyhow one change in getting it and possibly the late stealth recreation play is the approach to do that. Admitting that I such as that this is a story based DLC, I think it is centered on battle (or probably this time stealth). Most incredibly the story could be railroaded and legitimized to drive you to get the article and that would be it. Yet I'll hold up purchasing this DLC until additional information comes good to go when the discharge.

[AlisaDsa]

I don't quite know/care who Felicia Day is however, on the grounds that basing a DLC around what gives off an impression of being a show biz star's self-embed element is a small clumsy. I don't have a considerable measure of investment in Redemption so I've greatly disregarded news identified with it, and I'll actually take Tallis at appearance esteem. Newfangled moves and mechanics ought to be enthralling in any event.

[Loverface]

A story ward upon a heist doesn't have much update. You'll get the item or not. At the precise most the go to take off about it is to have at any rate one update in getting it and conceivably the late stealth entertainment play is the go to do that.