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Dragon Age: The Veilguard | Review Thread

What scores do you think Dragon Age: The Veilguard will get?

  • 60-64%

    Votes: 14 4.9%
  • 65-69%

    Votes: 14 4.9%
  • 70-74%

    Votes: 23 8.1%
  • 75-79%

    Votes: 59 20.8%
  • 80-84%

    Votes: 107 37.8%
  • 85-89%

    Votes: 53 18.7%
  • 90-94%

    Votes: 8 2.8%
  • 95-100%

    Votes: 5 1.8%

  • Total voters
    283
  • Poll closed .

recursive

Member
U saw miss alabama 2024, bro? Cant u tell something is wrong when human being looking like this wins miss title?

They call her "plus size" but from my pov, as eastern european, she has more pluses than intel 14nm manufacturing process :messenger_ok:

Over here in the states we call that a land whale.
 

BigBeauford

Gold Member
I got bad news for you buddy:
https://archive.is/2SSGP (Kotaku archive)
edit: Since people are still doubting, yes it is real.
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Christ, every face looks like it's had an Instagram filter put over it.
 

MiguelItUp

Member
Oof. I just watched Skill Up's review. His comments about the writing were devastating. It sounds awful.
Yeaaaaaah. I didn't play the originals but over the years I've seen a plethora of playthroughs and gameplay videos. It was certainly enough to get an idea of the writing and the character building.

The writing and character interactions in Veilguard sound so watered down compared to previous Bioware games. Which, we all kind of expected. But yeah, wow, the "conflicts" and how they're "resolved" really do feel like something from a children learning show or something. I have no idea how anyone on that team would think this is a good idea.
 
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Madflavor

Gold Member
Low 80's is the new 5/10 as far as im concerned these days.

Well some of the most fun games I've played this year were in the low 80s, such as Stellar Blade. The problem is when you call a game like this a "return to form" for Bioware, then wtf do they mean? Because Bioware in their prime were putting out GotY contenders left and right.
 

clarky

Gold Member
Well some of the most fun games I've played this year were in the low 80s, such as Stellar Blade. The problem is when you call a game like this a "return to form" for Bioware, then wtf do they mean? Because Bioware in their prime were putting out GotY contenders left and right.
Yeah of course I'm exaggerating but you know what i mean. ;)
 

Lokaum D+

Member
imo at the end of the day it doesn't matter, if a Starwars game didnt sold well nowadays, imagine a woke Dragon Age game ( that is a franchise lost for many ), there isn't enough modern audience out there to make this game a success despite the reviews, it ll die and Bioware may too.
 
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Humdinger

Member
The writing and character interactions in Veilguard sound so watered down compared to previous Bioware games. Which, we all kind of expected. But yeah, wow, the "conflicts" and how they're "resolved" really do feel like something from a children learning show or something. I have no idea how anyone on that team would think this is a good idea.

A lot of modern writers do this. They won't allow tension or real conflict (or darkness, in this case) to exist. They have to defuse things right away and "keep everything light." I hate that shit.
 

Humdinger

Member
.. and the examples he used to make his point in the video weren't wrong. The part where he spoke about how lines of dialogue sound like the main character is talking down to children was spot on.

Yeah, it was painful to watch.

The way they psychologize out loud about themselves, too, so cringey. It's probably how the writers themselves talk.
 
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Humdinger

Member
Wow, he almost didn't have anything positive to say about the game.

Environments looked nice and it ran well... That's about it. (Maybe he adds something else later; I turned it off halfway through as I'd heard more than enough).
 
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