Dragon Age™: The Veilguard

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For me, the gameplay mechanics were very fitting for a solid Dragon Age franchise. The graphics alone made me feel like a kid again. But I just feel like the scripts for the characters and t he design of the story was written by a neural network like ChatGPT. For most of the dialogue I felt like it was pandering and honestly, if I was gay, queer, trans, or any LGBTQ+ variety, I'd feel disrespected and would want my money back.

Habs durchgespielt weil ich Geld für ausgegeben hab was ich besser Woanders investiert hätte. Bin enttäuscht. Von wegen Entscheidungen selbst treffen, nur so wischi waschi antworten wo fast das gleiche bei rum kommt. Hatte nach so langer Wartezeit mehr erwartet.

I don't really understand the negative reviews on this game but that's okay. I'm really enjoying it. I love the character creator and the combat is fun. This is my first Dragon Age game and I'm a fan. I will definitely go back and play the others as I do have them too.

I know I haven't made it especially far into the game but after 5 hours, I would expect my RPG to have opened up at least a bit. I'm not upset that it isn't another generic open-world RPG like so many have gone the route of but I would have hoped that the areas we are given to explore actually had a bit of exploration. At this point, it just feels like I am putting my brain on auto-pilot and walking in a practically straight line. The locations do not feel like a lived-in world with characters who add to the storytelling. It is just one long hallway after another. Every once in a while, there is a chest or something that you have to engage with the least amount of verticality to reach but most of the time it is just going from point A to point B unbroken and endlessly which feels crazy for a game series where we should have more freedom to explore than ever with the working eluvians. I really want to enjoy this game. I mean that genuinely because Dragon Age: Origins has been my favorite game for most of my life. I have always at least been able to find some amount of good in the games going forward from that one. Awakening was a fun sort of semi-sequel that I appreciated for letting me step back into the shoes of my Grey Warden. Dragon Age 2 gave us an interesting update to the combat mechanics which I will admit felt somewhat dated in the original game. Inquisition opened up so much and made the world feel so much more alive now that we were able to explore the politics of Orlais and could even play a Qunari for the first time. I hate to be so negative about one of my all-time favorite game series, especially when so much of the discourse is from people hating this game for having inclusive options for Rook and characters who add diversity to the cast. It sucks to have to pre-empt my issues with the game by saying that I do not agree with the bad faith actors who were never going to like this game, even if it was a perfect experience that made good on the buildup we received over the years of waiting for this game to come out. I cannot recommend anyone buy this game, even on sale like I did. So far the $20 I spent on it feels totally wasted and I will unfortunately not be touching another Bioware game going forward unless they somehow manage to figure out where they've gone off the deep end and manage to release a game that has universal, unanimous and undying praise from the people still willing to give them a chance.

The writing is so bad, its cringe. The actors are way too emotional and weak and the trans stuff really does take away from the game (I thought I wouldn't mind it, but it's WAyyy too much)

Don't buy, get it on the EA-Play subscription for 6$ if you're interested in the game.

I went back and forth on what I would say once I finish the game and well..it's this. First I need to preface this by mentioning I beat the game 100% on Nightmare [weirdly easy for Nightmare, tbh], so I think I am qualified to post my review now. I've never played Dragon age for the combat or graphics or level designs. Although this game plays like a combination of the newer God of War games and Hogwarts Legacy, I've always played DA for the story and the characters and I would be okay with the gameplay if the writing could back that up. The issue is, it didn't. With the state of EA and Bioware in particular, I can see why David Gaider would leave back in 2016, but I so badly wish he was there for this one. I am sure the writers could come up with something great, were they supervised and quality-checked. So many of these characters seem like first drafts, though. I don't care to dive deep into their story and find out more, because I know that what I will find are 50 more lines about Lucanis liking coffee as his only personality trait and this same can be applied to pretty much all of the companions. They are just not well written and all I could think of is "I miss Cassandra" or "I miss Origins banter". I know EA had their fat fingers in trying to shoehorn live-service into this, so they are largely to thank for this mess [and on that topic, EA executives - THE GAME DID NOT FAIL DUE TO NOT HAVING ENOUGH LIVE-SERVICE FEATURES. I MEAN HOW COULD YOU UNDERSTAND THE GAMES YOU PUBLISH THIS LITTLE], but yeah, writing bad. Ending fun-ish, so thank you Mass Effect team. Those are my two cents. Also please add steam achievements for the first 2 games, god knows people would rather replay them for the 15th time than play this one twice.

Sadly a neutered entry into the once great Dragon Age series. Humor is lackluster, stakes don't feel real, companions act like robots with each other, and choices barely matter. Butchering of one of my favorite series.

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