I don't think it was a song exactly:
Right around 10:55

Same here.
What a completely and unnecessarily long slog that all was, wasn't it?

What quest took you the longest to finish?

I'd say substance. There's a shit ton of side quests and even after finishing them all, they really didn't add anything the game outside of a gigantic time sink.

After 40+ years it should be obvious already.
There's been real tragedies in and around the ring for a number of years.

Dragon Age DLC is usually heavy story based, often rounding out events or adding to things that haven't been addressed properly in the main game.

For the first game it was after events of the main story and closing some particular characters arc whether they be alive or dead and setting up for future events: Morrigan's…

Ascending to what though? If they already have half the key to do that...

It really is a bad scheme. I wish they would have just left it at 5 or at the very least have started another trilogy with a different subtext.

I imagine this is playing up to the lore established in 4 where he undergoes a genetic (evolutionary) change to even stand on even ground with the Didact and to avoid the Composer's insta-kill vaporizer thing.

"Oh that? That's just a speed hole; it makes the car go considerably faster what with not having paneling to drag it down and all..."

Clearly that's what they initially thought otherwise they wouldn't have continued selling the match.
As it is though, they do these routines regularly and I wouldn't be surprised if people get knocked out daily during practice sessions. Seeing people in a condition like that and just shake it off without incident…

Konnan was trying to get a response from him but he still had to play to the crowd. They all did. It's horrible; there's a clear fear and concern over all of them. They ended the match and Rey never even looked away from Aguayo.

"How High's the water, Mama?"
"2 Stories high and risin' "

If that's true, surely you have your own credits somewhere.
What was your title?

Troglodytes.

That sounds like tumblr logic.

Enjoyment being subjective.

Well I was purposely trying to be funny.

Ah; the old 'I read more books than you, so I must be smarter' cliche.

I take it you've never read it then. Shame; it's a fantastic story.

Here's a better angle: