Can you play both main DLCs before playing the ending of the Main game

[Viper]

I usaully hate doing content after the main story is ended. I lose my motivation to continue. It feels to me like the game is over when its over.

[m.a.g.i.c.m.a.n]

Well, both DLC play after the main game. So it makes totally sense to play them in the order of release AFTER the finishing the main quest of the main game.

[Viper]

All I am concerned about is to have a reason to keep playing the game. What is the motivation to play the DLC after he has already accomplished his goals for the game. I wish they had inserted these DLC just before the end of the game and maybe raised the endings level for DLC owners to compensate. That would have been great in my opinion.

[Jynn]

I'm not sure I understand. The DLCs take place years after the main story. Putting them into the game before the main ending would require you to time jump to do them, then time jump back to finish the main game

Basically new issues arise after the main game that he has to deal with. Hidden Ones deals with improvements to their new established assassins order (in which case, that'd spoil the main game ending for you right then and there before you even do it), and Curse of the Pharaohs involves a curse that suddenly starts in the land and needs dealing with

[Viper]

Originally posted by Jynn:

I'm not sure I understand. The DLCs take place years after the main story. Putting them into the game before the main ending would require you to time jump to do them, then time jump back to finish the main game

Basically new issues arise after the main game that he has to deal with. Hidden Ones deals with improvements to their new established assassins order, and Curse of the Pharaohs involves a curse that suddenly starts in the land and needs dealing with

Not what I am saying. The events did not have to occur years later. They could have made the events happen in the timeline of the game.

[V]

I would suggest not! The events in The Hidden Ones set years after the main story and the events in Curse of the Pharaohs set years after The Hidden Ones. Both DLCs are like mini-sequels.

[Viper]

Originally posted by Chow Meins:

I would suggest not! The events in The Hidden Ones set years after the main story and the events in Curse of the Pharaohs set years after The Hidden Ones. Both DLCs are like mini-sequels.

Okay . Well I have both DLCs. So hopefully I will be able to retain interest to play them after completing the main game. Thank you.

[Phi11]

The hidden ones is a little short, but I try to do everything, so it took me around 10 hours. The Curse of the Pharaohs seems to be a lot bigger, I have around 4 hours into it so far, the map is pretty huge for an expansion. I my self have a hard time playing a game after I beat it, but this is my fav assaassins creed game and I had no issue diving right into the expansions because I just wanted more of the game.

[SirJuicyTomato]

I would love Ubisoft to add assassination contracts so we would have something to do after the main game etc I've got a discussion on this topic here -----> http://steamcommunity.com/app/582160/discussions/0/2949168687317475899/

[puppet74]

The curse of the pharohs is like its own story really, doesnt require knowing what happend in teh main story, although i do berlive you can use a level up character to play the dlc right away. on a side note the 2nd dlc is huge, the main map isnt the only area you get to go to thats new put it that way:)