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Re: Analyst Says Dragon Age: The Veilguard Had a Good, But Not a Great Launch

Lup

People thinking/wanting this to be Dragon Age Orgins 2.0 need to remember Dragon Age never tried to be that again.
Like it or not that was something Bioware didn't want to put out again. After that the games were more focused on action.
If two out of three games weren't strategy-oriented I'd say the series stopped being that.
For me, it was a blessing, Origins was such a chore, from the gameplay to the writing.
Finished like 6 times both 2 and Inquisition, got the Platinum in both but never went back to replay Origins.

Re: Dragon Age: The Veilguard (PS5) - The Best BioWare Game Since Mass Effect 3

Lup

@Kraven

How dare you like a game that I won't be playing!

I need to make sure everyone knows of my hate for it. I hope the devs and their families all lose their job! 😡

Or something like that. How did I do? 😂

The real, valid complaints I've found are: past decisions don't matter except for a few. That's a bummer.

The combat is too action-oriented. Fair enough but I actually like that. I never played Dragon Age for the combat.

Re: Hans Zimmer, Lorne Balfe Behind Dragon Age: The Veilguard's Rousing Soundtrack

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@Maubari

I 100% agree. In my case, I even found the story kinda generic. But yeah, my favorite character was the dog too, haha. I liker Leliana a bit, but I prefer her on Inquisition.
And yeah, gameplay was pretty bad even back in the day. But I forced myself to finish it to play 2 and later Inquisition and it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Must have finished those two games at least 5-6 times each. Amazing games.

Re: Ghost of Yotei's Gorgeous Open World Will Be Less Repetitive Than Tsushima's

Lup

At least they know it was repetitive. They need to fix a lot more stuff thought.
There's this video in YouTube of a guy fighting every enemy with the same stance using only one button and the enemies can't do sh#t. That's pretty bad.
The AI was laughable too. Even if the enemy was right in front of you and already chasing you, as long as you hid under a house you were safe. They would just stay there a few seconds and then leave the area and the search. Kinda funny stuff.