Jeremy Prinzen

Personally I feel that this DLC was just plain silly. You would think that, being called the 'Fate of Atlantis' we'd actually be in Atlantis more. Instead, it's essentially a way of showing off Isu-human interactions before the Toba Catastrophe. While it was interesting, it didn't feel like the DLC really contributed to the modern story - or what Layla - is actually supposed to do. What was this prophecy about a 'child of balance'? What exactly is Layla supposed to do with the Staff? We learn NOTHING. How does this Staff help her understand time? None of these questions are answered - this DLC was in my opinion a copy-paste of "Curse of the Pharaohs". The whole DLC just felt long, boring and dragged out. I found the Isu interesting but just a plain nuisance since in the long run, we're doing favors for them without really ever learning anything at all about the Staff or Layla's task from Aletheia.