Dragon Age: The Veilguard appears to receive its final update
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...and then hand the IP to another studio.
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Shame all anyone talks about is the bad writing
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Well the environments and hair physics are pretty
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Does this really need a post? It's a single player offline RPG with confirmed no dlc and wasn't a buggy mess
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Did Veilgaurd actually have a good story...? The videos I've seen had atrocious writing.
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But it's kinda a non-starter in an rpg. Especially since the combat looked like a slog
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Looking forward to the Dragon Age go-kart racing game.
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The combat tutorial is not great in my opinion, but once you unlock more abilities and companion synergy it is pretty fun. Being able to respec at will is really nice so you can try out a lot of different abilities.
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This was my first DA game, and it sounds like going in blind really improved my experience. I had a blast, kinda bummed by the hate.
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It didn't, it's extremely boring, everything is disney-ified to unbelievable level, and there is no conflict, at all. At worst someone can say something mildly hurtful (acceptable to children <10 years old) but at the end of the dialog everyone return to happiness, the villains are bad and evul, the heroes are good and heroic, there is no option to even be impolite, lol. Add to it "puzzles" that won't puzzle a kindergardener, and that's what veilguard is. I honestly don't get why they hate their players so much as to assume that they are regarded.