Dragon Age: The Veilguard or Dragon's Dogma 2?

[decizion]

Which one is the better RPG in your opinion?

[Zhinsu]

DD2

[Asael]

If you like straight gameplay with light story telling, DD2. Where as DAV is going to be more story and relationship driven than just pure gameplay.

[Makima]

Originally posted by decizion:

Which one is the better RPG in your opinion?

DD2 is terrible, yet still better than this. Kekw af

[Water Shaper John]

I prefer to not compare games to each other, but to compare games to universally accepted standards about certain genre. For example for RPG - does fantasy cultures in game are based on some existing cultures in real life, just like it was with Tolkien. He based dwarves on old norse, etc. This is a trait that makes RPG game better quality.

[76561199802160085]

Play both?

I can't suggest anything because DD1 felt from my hands and I read often DD2 was less good so skipped it. Still I only failed play DD1, have some negative short opinions on first parts, but can't say how good or bad it is.

[Ashtrails]

Ah, the classic choice... a fork in the eye or a swift kick to the crotch : D

[Horseman]

Dragon's Dogma 2 by a long shot. That was a fantastic game. Got tedious at the end, but it was overall a very well done game, but the "ending" was ♥♥♥♥ and quite anti-climactic.

[LoVeSuns]

I enjoyed Veilguard. A large part of what motivated me to buy DA:V was them dropping Denuvo. I was hesitant about the characters in this, but they actually turned out to work out well for the most part.

DD2 was one of my most regretted video game purchases of my entire life. The game was very uninspired, didn't do much of anything better than DD1/DA, and just fell flat in SO many areas.

[Horseman]

Originally posted by LoVeSuns:

I enjoyed Veilguard. A large part of what motivated me to buy DA:V was them dropping Denuvo. I was hesitant about the characters in this, but they actually turned out to work out well for the most part.

DD2 was one of my most regretted video game purchases of my entire life. The game was very uninspired, didn't do much of anything better than DD1/DA, and just fell flat in SO many areas.

It's kinda crazy that you say that DD2 was a regretted purchase considering the amount of content that you could do leading up to the last chapter. The diversity in builds, diversity in party make up... etc. One of the bigger issues with DD2 was the fact that the BIGGER the character the more that can be carried and being over encumbered was always an issue. Combat was fun and engaging and graphically the game was beautiful. Did it have faults? yeah.. oh yeah.. but nothing compared to Veilguard.

[Vali]

Did not buy DD2 because it seems to much hack & slay for me.

Maybe some day as a 20€ budget game.

Think DAV has some really good moments in the story, but its far away from Dragon Age: Origins.

[Horseman]

Originally posted by Vali:

Did not buy DD2 because it seems to much hack & slay for me.

Maybe some day as a 20€ budget game.

Think DAV has some really good moments in the story, but its far away from Dragon Age: Origins.

If you can play through Veilguard from a hack and slash standpoint, you can play DD2. Except DD2 has more build diversity.

[Swans]

They are both disappointing but for me DAV was a better experience all in. I didn't complete DD2 but did finish DAV. With DD2 I was like, 'where is the game?', but with DAV there is a game, just not quite the one I was expecting!

[Boltergeist]

DD2 is all about just going out there and hacking your way across creation.

DAV is about the story with gameplay and exploration added.

Sadly DD2 really ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up with ♥♥♥♥ loot so there is little reward to explore.

[SHwoKing]

I would say none of them. Both were really disappointing. It's not a good year for RPG lovers.
So far my favorite is Drova Forsaken Kin.

JRPG is another story, with Metaphor Refantazio and Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth, there's some great games there.

[The Dogfather]

Balur's Gate 3