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Doesn't look like her at all. I mean, the clothes and necklace have obvious resemblance to the old DAO Morrigan, but the face is someone else's. Odd design choice.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard
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Doesn't look like her at all. I mean, the clothes and necklace have obvious resemblance to the old DAO Morrigan, but the face is someone else's. Odd design choice.
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While EA is reporting huge DA4 pre-orders for their investors, every new detail I see disclosed about the game makes me facepalm.
gameranx.com
That's all fine and dandy, and yet:
www.si.com
Here is a good video about the case:
And props to WolfheartFPS for speaking out loud:
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Sees Strong Preorder Numbers - Gameranx
According to EA, Dragon Age: The Veilguard is seeing promising preorder sales numbers ahead of its launch on Halloween.
gameranx.com
That's all fine and dandy, and yet:
Dragon Age Veilguard will ignore Origins and DA 2 lore and only recognizes your big Inquisition choices
Only your DA Inquisition choices influence Dragon Age Veilguard’s world state, which skips over all things DA Origins and DA 2
www.si.com
Here is a good video about the case:
And props to WolfheartFPS for speaking out loud:
Enuhal
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I can understand that sticking to player decisions across a rather big franchise gets quite complicated, especially after three relatively complex games. However, considering the super long developement time for this game a bit more effort in that regard could certainly be expected nowadays, especially for the really big decisions.
What puzzles me is that any BioWare game is getting "huge preorder numbers" these days. I would have expected the majority of costumers to feel burned after Andromeda and Anthem; I almost never pre-order games anymore in general but doing so for a BioWare game after all that has happened seems especially puzzling. I think the only games I pre-ordered in the last couple of years are Obsidian games, specifically Deadfire and Pentiment - both of which I didn't regret (I have a decent amount of trust in Josh Sawyer as a game designer, and I took that risk since he helmed those projects). I also pre-ordered Age of Mythology: Retold because I knew I was going to play it anyway, even if it turned out not as great, and wanted to support the studio (despite some mediocre products in the past), because I am heavily invested in Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition, so I want them to do well.
What puzzles me is that any BioWare game is getting "huge preorder numbers" these days. I would have expected the majority of costumers to feel burned after Andromeda and Anthem; I almost never pre-order games anymore in general but doing so for a BioWare game after all that has happened seems especially puzzling. I think the only games I pre-ordered in the last couple of years are Obsidian games, specifically Deadfire and Pentiment - both of which I didn't regret (I have a decent amount of trust in Josh Sawyer as a game designer, and I took that risk since he helmed those projects). I also pre-ordered Age of Mythology: Retold because I knew I was going to play it anyway, even if it turned out not as great, and wanted to support the studio (despite some mediocre products in the past), because I am heavily invested in Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition, so I want them to do well.
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They should at least recognize major decisions, like if Anora or Alistair are ruling Ferelden, or if the Gray Warden survived and finished their quest to extend the lifespan of the Wardens. That is just plain lazy, proof positive the team isn't up to the task of keeping the franchise going.
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My username on one of the forums (created many years ago) is ‘Biowarefan.’ That did not age well. 