Dragon Age™: The Veilguard

Bueno, me aburrió mucho. No encontré la escencia de los anteriores. Lamento haber gastado mi plata en esto.

could be better but not terrbile

Me parece un buen cierre de la saga; logra hilar muchas de las tramas que se venían manejando en entregas anteriores, algunas de forma más pulida y natural que otras, pero todas de forma satisfactoria en un sentido general. La jugabilidad es fácil, la dificultad puede variar según cómo la configures y la duración está bastante bien, mi primera run tranquila me tomó 102 horas, así que lo estuve disfrutando por un buen tiempo. Si eres fa de Dragon Age y quieres saber cómo concluye la historia que se estuvo cocinando por tantos años, lo recomiendo muchísimo (podrás o no estar de acuerdo con la resolución final según tus gustos, pero objetivamente hablando sí se da un cierre claro a la trama). En los aspectos que me parece que no quedaron tan pulidos está el sistema económico, la personalización de la base y las interacciones muy limitadas con los compañeros; el juego se centra más en que hagas lo que necesitas a hacer y no invita mucho a perder el tiempo tonteando, esto también va a agradar más o menos según cada persona, pero sí extrañé poder interactuar por lo menos con tu interés romántico sin tener que esperar un hito específico con historia y cinemática incluída (como en Origins, donde podías darle besitos en cualquier momento a Alistair).

This is a great capstone for the Dragon Age series, and brings the ending of Inquisition to a satisfying finale. The gameplay is stellar: you can tune the difficulty up to higher settings if you like action RPGs, because it can get pretty intense and feel very rewarding when you go through entire fights without getting hit, setting up combos, and making the most of directing your teammates and optimizing your build and gear. Or you can tune the difficulty down and breeze through the game for the story. The character customization is also top-notch, though you can't switch classes—you're locked in with the class you choose at the start. (You can immediately customize appearance and gear for stats separately, and the game features excellent fantasy fashion. A huge win for us Fashion Souls players.) Being stuck with a single class is not to the game's detriment, though. There's a learning curve to understanding and exploiting game mechanics like combos, teamwork, stagger bars, synergies, and stacking buffs/debuffs. You can, for example, play high-risk-high-reward builds, or play it safe. You can min-max, or try to be more balanced in your tactics and builds. The game gives you a lot of options. You can always reset your skill points and experiment with different builds, and the game offers a lot of variety and interesting specializations for all three classes. And it's just very fun to figure out a setup that works, and best enemies you're underleveled for! I also appreciate how this game respects your time as a player. The achievements are not locked behind making you re-play it a dozen times to see multiple romances or outcomes, it encourages you to stick with your choices, good and bad, and see the story through. Many of your decisions come into fruition very late in the game, but they offer satisfying payoffs, and don't pus them into hypothetical sequels—something that has often bothered me in previous Bioware RPGs. This game is great for role-playing purists. People saying the writing in this game is bad are dead wrong. The line-by-line dialogue is great, with some real bangers dropped, especially in the second half of the game. That even goes for ambient dialogue and Codex notes you can read in between the action, if you're interested. It's worth finding 100% of the Codex, even if there's no achievement attached, because it adds so much to the world and characters. The characters are charming, their story arcs are deeply intertwined and compelling, and the pacing of the game is outstanding, where it juggles the action and exploration with its quest beats effortlessly. The villains are a bit cartoonish, but ultimately understandable if you read between the lines and explore deeply enough, and offer up spectacular and satisfying boss fights in turn. And they feel like a fitting escalation from the villains of previous games. Don't listen to the haters on this one. If you enjoyed all three previous Dragon Age games, you owe it to yourself to play this one through to the ending at least once.

te amo dragon age

Muito bom o jogo, acredito que as notas baixas são dos que jogaram o anterior e vieram para esse. Eu nao joguei, estou curtindo muito, historia excelente, personagens interessantes, e o combate é bem divertido, efeitos muitos bons, o gráfico esta muito bonito e rodou muito bem no meu PC. Bastante desafiador. Ficar alguns minutos em combate com dragão e etc... não é facil...

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A história do jogo é bem envolvente e o jogo em si é bem bonito. O jogo é pesado, mas dá pra jogar em uma GTX1080ti com gráficos e texturas altas porém travando o jogo em 50fps acaba não tendo quedas nenhuma e o jogo fica bem estável. Como jogo em um TV fullhd 32 polegas 60hz. Travar em 50fps e deixar as texturas e outras opções em alto e médio para mim valeu a pena. A jogabilidade é bem bacana e as evolução das armas também. Bom jogo!