a DLC to correct the writing mistakes would absolute be welcome "i think"
The DLC can be called something like Hells decree or something

Devil Path
personal i think the devil path is a missed opportunity for the game to really shine.
if the devil mythic open up sooner and allow to have conflicts within the abbys (lawful VS Chaos)
it would have made the game twice more interesting.
also it would make sense to corrupt arueshalae that's what devils do
(makes no sense from a demon perspective they chaotic and only think of them self so they not really care about arueshalae)

Demon Path
also closing the worldwound from a demon perspective do not make much sense and allow to open up a new objective conquer the world
also it gives the player a lord to choose that can be fought on the world against man and demon (and devils of course)

It would be nice, but unlikely. Most of the things coming with the core game is set in stone, unless mayhaps additional characters which do not change much. Or an unrelated story addon. It could be as you described.

Have you submitted a suggestion via the ingame tool as well? It is doubtful these days that those who can do anything about that is checking the forums these days. Especially here on GOG.com it does not feel like Owlcat Games people is checking often or any at all.

i not yet suggested via ingame tool need to see first how people react on the forums before wasting other people time
say like 10 people think it's a bad idea then mostly it's a bad idea.....

personally i think DLC in general are crap they mostly fluffy that add to core game i think people wanna have DLC that alters the core game after all you bought the game for the "core" not to have fluffy like Bioware is all about.

I agree with that... though "fluffy", the first time I heard that adjective for that... I am just afraid, considering the DLCs which came with Kingmaker, that there is not much which can be altered in the core game. Additional content yes, alterations are really hard because there are so many objects connected to each other.

I certainly do not think your suggestion is a bad idea. I too have some issues with the mentioned paths, storywise. But to me only Angel, Demon, Azata paths feels like "real paths" for the story, while the rest feel more like addons not properly tested.

So I would not want a DLC for them to improve the rest of the paths. I want them to improve the other paths per default and DLCs adding actually new content - not just improvements.

I would like an improvement to the Aeon storyline as well, the ending is a god damn travesty, worse it's utter nonsense from a logical prospective considering what Aeon are, but owelcat game writers are prideful beyond belief and they even refused to rework other part of the game despite numerous request to do so, they were also criticized for Kingmaker endings, the so called true ending is straight up bull**** and not present on the original pnp adventure. The true ending in this game is the only good one and require to railroad your whole playtrought decisions in a very asinine way or lose the chance, they learned nothing from their first game mistakes.


In short do not expect them to fix their messes, they never do and never own them either, last time i buy anything from them.

I would love another dungeon in Act 3 to do whilst I wait for the plot to progress and add some point for exploring. As it is the part of the game where exploring could be the greatest feature, but currently feels really empty and railroady because you have to wait for the companion quests to open the map and get strong enough to beat the end chapter bosses.

I can understand your feelings and thoughts about Act 3, but I am also unsure how it should look like.

Companion quests progression e.g. is tied to how often you do camping as resting. For some reason it progress there and not when you rest in safe haven.

I always do what I consider "last dungeon" at last in Act 3. So as a matter of course I have to wait for the main story to "become ready". But I could also do the last dungeon earlier and e.g. tackle Blackwater in the meanwhile. No dungeon is long enough to past at least the seven days I would have to wait.

So I think it is more about a personal decision when you like to tackle what, and less about what to do when waiting for the main quest to progress.

In my current playthrough I needed even extra time to complete a special project I was after (Lich). That took noticably longer after the last dungeon than the time until my Free Crusaders were ready.