They can ' t summon satan with only 4 . Could just be harmless prayers to Fenris . <| sep |> Can ' t argue about opinions , but The problem with D 2 ' s story is that it is rushed , poorly written dialogue wise and reveals way to much information to you , nothing is a mystery . that is why I describe the plot as outright bad . It feels like the developers just whipped up some excuse of a story to get the action rolling . It ' s very true though that the story of Dishonored 1 wasn ' t anything magnificent either , but at least it felt like a story to me in the sequel , I felt like hopping from an isolated mission to another with almost no context or clear continuity because the plot was so flat . Obviously there was context and continuity but it all felt so downplayed and marginalized , almost pushed aside . I was expecting a turning point as well . When the mission at the Duke ' s villa was nearing its end , I kept thinking something ' s going to happen , something ' s going to happen because I just couldn ' t believe we ' d be wrapping things up already . And then we were back in Dunwall , preparing for the final confrontation . I was like was that it ? There was no dramatic arc whatsoever . Things just moved along at the same pace and same intensity . Stakes weren ' t raised at any point . I ' m genuinely baffled that the people at Arkane studios looked the script and were like yeah this is good . Daud ' s DLC was great . And I was quite happy about Daud ' s BlinkTime Stop being given to Corvo in Dishonored 2 , it ' s heaps of fun . I might ' ve liked the DLC even better than the main game . I ' m really hoping too that Arkane takes its time with DLC this time around as well .