So, with this game or release, have we finally been able to uncover or obtain any answers about:

[Red Scar]

The complete identity and past of Flemeth (Mythal).

The nature and secrets of the Veil.

The true intentions of the Qunari towards Thedas.

The secrets of the Black City.

The origin of the Old Gods and their connection to the Blight.

The full plans of Fen'Harel.

The fate of the Grey Wardens after the events of Inquisition.

The fate of Morrigan and her son, Kieran.

The future of the Ferelden throne after the events of Inquisition.

The enigma of the Temple of Mythal.

The future of the Circle of Magi after the mage rebellion.

The fate of the Grey Wardens' fortress in Weisshaupt.

The secrets of the Evanuris and their fate.

The mystery of the Grey Wardens' Calling.

The mystery of the Titans and their connection to the dwarves.

The secrets of the Red Lyrium.

The fate of the Inquisitor after the events of Trespasser.

The mystery of the ancient elven ruins.

The fate of the old Tevinter Imperium.

The origin and intentions of the Mortalitasi of Nevarra.

The mystery of the Silent Towers and their guardians.

the ancient magisters.

The history and secrets of the Avvar gods.

The implications of Divine Victoria's (Leliana, Cassandra, or Vivienne) rise to power and the future of the Chantry.

The implications of the political alliance between Tevinter and other nations.

The true nature of the Golden City and the Black City.

Andraste and her cult.

the elven artifacts found in the Deep Roads.

The role and secrets of the Tevinter Circles of Magi.

The secrets of the artifacts of Fen'Harel.

The mystery of the Rifts.

The secrets of the Morrigan's ritual and its long-term effects.

Characters.

Etc.

[Sassy Robot]

There are many things on your list that are addressed, yes.

[Red Scar]

Just a yes, no, or almost there will suffice, thank you.

[Red Scar]

Originally posted by Sassy Robot:

There are many things on your list that are addressed, yes.

Thanks

[Rain]

Half of those things are not directly covered or are ignored entirely. Veilguard takes a lot of liberties so if you don't own the game, but are a big fan of the series then be prepared to go WTF on several fronts.

If you can tolerate or ignore those things then you might enjoy the gameplay, at least.

[Red Scar]

Originally posted by Rain:

Half of those things are not directly covered or are ignored entirely. Veilguard takes a lot of liberties so if you don't own the game, but are a big fan of the series then be prepared to go WTF on several fronts.

If you can tolerate or ignore those things then you might enjoy the gameplay, at least.

Goodness me! I've been eagerly anticipating this sequel for quite some time. I've made every effort to remain blissfully unaware of any information about the game. However, I can't help but notice the swirling controversy surrounding it. I happened upon an article suggesting that Dragon Age is no longer a Dark Fantasy, but let's be candid—this transformation has been unfolding since Inquisition. There's talk that this might mark the end of the series, though I fervently hope that isn't the case."
Now, my curiosity primarily lies in how they plan to shift away from a Dark Fantasy setting, given that it takes place in the Tevinter Imperium. This is a realm where mages indulge in "forced servitude" or "involuntary servitude", If you take my meaning (including humans, elves, and even dwarves), blood magic, assassinations, and employ the services of the Venatori, among other sinister activities. Not to mention, it appears that a Blight is brewing, without the involvement of the Grey Wardens, if I’ve read between the lines correctly. Since the events of 'Inquisition,' Tevinter has been undergoing some rather complicated changes. From what you're implying, it seems the company has somewhat disengaged from these intricate details. I raise these points to assess whether it still retains the complexity that defines Dragon Age. A high-stakes game, if you catch my drift. But thank you for the commentary.

[saturate]

If you’re looking for any actual Dragon Age lore or ideas or characterization, you won’t find it here. Anyway their habit of ignoring most of the worldbuilding pales in comparison to the abysmal writing. The characters talk like millennials at a coffee shop, using slang like ‘fam’ and frequently literally saying ‘woah!’ The resulting character and worldbuilding depth is exactly what you’d expect from the sum of dialogue like this: totally shallow. The writing is simply so terrible, it’s not even a proper fantasy game, much less a Dragon Age game. It’s like some kind of Guardians of the Galaxy spoof game made for children. … So, do they address any of those lore issues? Kinda, a few. They also ignore anything dark, sanitizing it for some kind of Disney kids audience. Most of the lore they’ve simply ignored as if it doesn’t exist.

[DaisyRay]

Originally posted by Red Scar:

The complete identity and past of Flemeth (Mythal).
The nature and secrets of the Veil.
The true intentions of the Qunari towards Thedas.
The secrets of the Black City.
The origin of the Old Gods and their connection to the Blight.
The full plans of Fen'Harel.
The fate of the Grey Wardens after the events of Inquisition.
The fate of Morrigan and her son, Kieran.
The future of the Ferelden throne after the events of Inquisition.
The enigma of the Temple of Mythal.
The future of the Circle of Magi after the mage rebellion.
The fate of the Grey Wardens' fortress in Weisshaupt.
The secrets of the Evanuris and their fate.
The mystery of the Grey Wardens' Calling.
The mystery of the Titans and their connection to the dwarves.
The secrets of the Red Lyrium.
The fate of the Inquisitor after the events of Trespasser.
The mystery of the ancient elven ruins.
The fate of the old Tevinter Imperium.
The origin and intentions of the Mortalitasi of Nevarra.
The mystery of the Silent Towers and their guardians.
the ancient magisters.
The history and secrets of the Avvar gods.
The implications of Divine Victoria's (Leliana, Cassandra, or Vivienne) rise to power and the future of the Chantry.
The implications of the political alliance between Tevinter and other nations.
The true nature of the Golden City and the Black City.
Andraste and her cult.
the elven artifacts found in the Deep Roads.
The role and secrets of the Tevinter Circles of Magi.
The secrets of the artifacts of Fen'Harel.
The mystery of the Rifts.
The secrets of the Morrigan's ritual and its long-term effects.
Characters.
Etc.

Yes to the majority. Someone can correct me if some of the topics that I marked not covered have actually been covered since I don't read codex.

TOPICS COVERED:
The complete identity and past of Flemeth (Mythal). - Covered by DA:V
The nature and secrets of the Veil. - Covered by DA:V
The secrets of the Black City. - Covered by DA:V
The origin of the Old Gods and their connection to the Blight. - Covered by DA:V
The full plans of Fen'Harel. - Covered by DA:V
The fate of the Grey Wardens' fortress in Weisshaupt. - Covered by DA:V
The secrets of the Evanuris and their fate. - Covered by DA:V
The mystery of the Grey Wardens' Calling. - Covered by DA:V
The mystery of the Titans and their connection to the dwarves. - Covered by DA:V
The secrets of the Red Lyrium. - Covered by DA:V
The fate of the Inquisitor after the events of Trespasser. - Covered by DA:V
The fate of the old Tevinter Imperium. - Covered by DA:V
the ancient magisters. - Covered by DA:V
The true nature of the Golden City and the Black City. - Covered by DA:V
Andraste and her cult. - Covered by DA:V
The secrets of the artifacts of Fen'Harel. - - Covered by DA:V
The mystery of the Rifts. - Covered by DA:V

TOPICS SOMEWHAT COVERED:
The true intentions of the Qunari towards Thedas. Sort of covered by DALV
The fate of Morrigan and her son, Kieran. - Somewhat covered by DA:V
The future of the Ferelden throne after the events of Inquisition. - Somewhat covered by DA:V
The mystery of the ancient elven ruins. - Somewhat covered by DA:V
The origin and intentions of the Mortalitasi of Nevarra. - Somewhat covered by DA:V
The implications of the political alliance between Tevinter and other nations. - Somewhat covered by DA:V
the elven artifacts found in the Deep Roads. - Somewhat covered by DA:V

TOPICS NOT COVERED:
The history and secrets of the Avvar gods. - Not covered, that I know of.
The implications of Divine Victoria's (Leliana, Cassandra, or Vivienne) rise to power and the future of the Chantry. - Not covered that I know of.
The role and secrets of the Tevinter Circles of Magi. - Not covered, that I know of.

The mystery of the Silent Towers and their guardians. - Not covered by DA:V
The enigma of the Temple of Mythal. Not covered by DA:V
The future of the Circle of Magi after the mage rebellion. Not covered by DA:V
The fate of the Grey Wardens after the events of Inquisition. Not covered by DA:V

OTHER:

The secrets of the Morrigan's ritual and its long-term effects. - That was covered in DA:I.

Characters - YES!

[Montgomery Rex]

Originally posted by saturate:

If you’re looking for any actual Dragon Age lore or ideas or characterization, you won’t find it here. Anyway their habit of ignoring most of the worldbuilding pales in comparison to the abysmal writing. The characters talk like millennials at a coffee shop, using slang like ‘fam’ and frequently literally saying ‘woah!’ The resulting character and worldbuilding depth is exactly what you’d expect from the sum of dialogue like this: totally shallow. The writing is simply so terrible, it’s not even a proper fantasy game, much less a Dragon Age game. It’s like some kind of Guardians of the Galaxy spoof game made for children. … So, do they address any of those lore issues? Kinda, a few. They also ignore anything dark, sanitizing it for some kind of Disney kids audience. Most of the lore they’ve simply ignored as if it doesn’t exist.

They asked yes or no questions. No one asked you to go on a petty rant about why you don’t like the game. You guys just can’t turn it off. Its like a sad tick. Go outside.

As for an actual reply to the post. Many of those questions are addressed, but many remain a mystery as well.

[NeoVICT]

Originally posted by Moriarty Flex:

Originally posted by saturate:

If you’re looking for any actual Dragon Age lore or ideas or characterization, you won’t find it here. Anyway their habit of ignoring most of the worldbuilding pales in comparison to the abysmal writing. The characters talk like millennials at a coffee shop, using slang like ‘fam’ and frequently literally saying ‘woah!’ The resulting character and worldbuilding depth is exactly what you’d expect from the sum of dialogue like this: totally shallow. The writing is simply so terrible, it’s not even a proper fantasy game, much less a Dragon Age game. It’s like some kind of Guardians of the Galaxy spoof game made for children. … So, do they address any of those lore issues? Kinda, a few. They also ignore anything dark, sanitizing it for some kind of Disney kids audience. Most of the lore they’ve simply ignored as if it doesn’t exist.

They asked yes or no questions. No one asked you to go on a petty rant about why you don’t like the game. Go outside.

As for an actual reply to the post. Many of those questions are addressed, but many remain a mystery as well.

No one asked you to educate people here either, yet here you are.

[Montgomery Rex]

Originally posted by NeoVICT:

Originally posted by Moriarty Flex:

They asked yes or no questions. No one asked you to go on a petty rant about why you don’t like the game. Go outside.

As for an actual reply to the post. Many of those questions are addressed, but many remain a mystery as well.

No one asked you to educate people here either, yet here you are.

And no one asked a third party to chime in either. Yet here you are. We could do this all day.

Also weird you think telling someone to stop throwing a tantrum at a simple yes or no question is educating someone. That’s where we’re at now huh?

[[FF] FuelX]

Originally posted by Moriarty Flex:

Originally posted by NeoVICT:

No one asked you to educate people here either, yet here you are.

And no one asked a third party to chime in either. Yet here you are. We could do this all day.

Now I ask you, so you're fine

[phadin]

A previous poster was pretty thourough on what is and is not covered in DA:V. I would modify that a bit.

The fate of Morrigan and Kieran? Morrigan's fate is covered. Kieran is not, but likely because his whole existence is optional in DA:I (and he does not exist in the default world state there).

I would say the state of the southern Chantry is 'partially covered' as it is mentioned in corrospondance with the Inquisitor. Particularly if the inquisitor handed over the Inquisition to the Chantry at the end of DA:I.

One lore element you didn't ask about but I think deserves special mention. DA:V also gives full details on the origin of the Taint/Blight itself.