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That is the best what people can do if they like a game. You will always have people which complain about it. If you want to interact with them learn to block people or ignore them. It’s always the same sad story here.
I think it is a good game and was worth my money. I still have some points of critic but nothing which makes me regret purchasing it.
Said everyone in the Dusborn and Concord boards.
That is as much depth i expect from somebody who likes this game. The sad thing is you are just horrible as the people you complain about while thinking you are not and are very afraid to look into the mirror yourself.
In its gameplay mechanics, Veilguard is another welcome return to form. The combat system reintroduces tactical elements that reward careful planning, which is a refreshing return to form for players who enjoy strategy over button-mashing. Exploring the beautifully crafted world of Thedas feels like a return to form as well, as each area is meticulously detailed and brimming with lore.
The companions you meet and the choices you make all serve to reinforce Veilguard as a return to form for meaningful interactions. Dialogue trees are rich and allow for nuanced responses, which is a true return to form for fans who miss the emotional depth of previous entries. Visually, the game is stunning, with a dark, immersive atmosphere that marks a return to form in terms of art direction.
Even in sound design, Veilguard shines as a return to form, with sweeping orchestral scores and ambient sounds that bring the world to life. The developers clearly went back to the series' roots, crafting Veilguard as a dedicated return to form across the board. If you’ve missed the magic of classic Dragon Age, then Veilguard is the ultimate return to form you've been waiting for.
Now we are forced sit around in a circle talk about pronounces
and if you dont belive in this made up social construct its even harder
Its a big game cuz of previous fans
and now its a game not made for us
we played the games, we followed the story only to get ♥♥♥♥ on
cuz someone wanted to insert their irl issues into the game
I feel like people are complaining about this game when this is a thread that runs straight through every DA game. What is it about this one specifically you dislike given your love of the franchise in general?
As for the rest: the Qun is a religion but like Christianity there are many ways to "follow" any religion where there is not a strictured way to live. The Qun requires all to act for the whole but we see in politics that two people can have very different ideas about what is good for the whole. If the Arishok in DA2 had turned up and just started burning Kirkwall it would have been just as Qunari as doing what he did. And they are extremely wary of mages as shown by the treatment of their own.
For centuries Dwarven topsiders were not allowed to return to Orzimmar, it makes sense there are a load of dwarves running around not being "dwarven". They aren't from a caste, they were born topside by topsider parents, thus casteless. This is in the codex in previous games, it's not a sudden departure. Also let me know how you feel about Bodahn being fine having just arrived topside.
Art style, gameplay, that's what you like or dislike so no point arguing over it. You want to talk lore though I am here for that!