Dark Souls III: Ashes of Ariandel

I don't understand the negative reviews. The only frustrating / difficult part of this DLC is the initial wolf gank section, and even that isn't that difficult once you get the hang of the wolf behavior. I think part of the issue is this is late-game content which players can access relatively early in the main game…

Ashes of Ariandel is a relatively small DLC, featuring only two major boss fights. I went into it completely blind, and the starting area is filled with mobs that like to gang up on you. However, you can simply run past most of them without much trouble. The DLC mainly consists of making your way to the church and t…

Genuine booty cheeks, enjoy running around a snowy ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ while getting jumped by a bunch of annoying enemies, nothing is enjoyable in this DLC apart from the final boss. Do not buy this at full price wait for it to go on sale or smth because your not paying to have a fun DS3 experience, your paying to torture you…

Just an ok dlc. A little bit short but still gut and you will take your time here))) Has the easiest and the hardest boss in ds3. If you want "one" guy to help you with that you better start this dlc before Ringed City. Overall nice test for what u've learned.

For those unaware: Ashes of Ariandel and Ringed City tell a single story, but you don't need AoA to access the other DLC. As much as I want to enjoy it, there is virutally nothing here to justify the price. The only positive feature of this DLC is the final boss fight, but for $14,99, it's hardly worth it. The loot…

HOW IS THIS GAME ONLY MIXED?! It's legit one of my favourite game is the franchise, apart from Bloodborne.