Rumor: Dragon Age Veilguard Pre-Orders are really bad

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Two sources report that Dragon Age Veilguard is bad:

YouTuber Doctor Disaster shared, "I have an acquaintance in the retail world, someone who runs nine stores that sells video games. And I am hearing that these ratios that we're seeing in damn near every video released for Dragon Age: The Veilguard, these ratios are correlating with piss poor pre-sales data. People are not connecting with The Veilguard because Dragon Age games are supposed to be dark and gritty and this just looks completely soft."

Craig Skistimas aka Stuttering Craig who owns and hosts the Side Scrollers Podcast channel informed That Park Place that his retail source, who previously indicated that pre-order sales for both Star Wars Outlaws and Assassin's Creed Shadows, pre-orders for Dragon Age: The Veilguard are "not Astro Bot numbers."

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Not surprised. It reeks of a game designed by a committee of people with little regard for the fans of the previous games. Another case of 'fuck what the gamers want' turning into a disaster sales-wise.
 
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Maybe people learned that preordering is dumb and games are mostly unfinished at release date.
Better pick it up after the reviews, patches and discounts are up
 
Yup.

ETA 9 months from launch.

For those of you who dont follow EA games on GP, they typically come out about 9 months later. Super bombs can be 6 months. And pretty sure licensed stuff like those SW shooters were 12 months.
... are you just listing their time to EA Play or whatever its called these days, which is included in GPU?
 
Cor well fuck my old boots, I wonder why that is ?

Go woke go broke, get broke. RIP Bioware, I think this might be the end, EA have given them a few chances and this looks like the final piss take.
 
Yup.

ETA 9 months from launch.

For those of you who dont follow EA games on GP, they typically come out about 9 months later. Super bombs can be 6 months. And pretty sure licensed stuff like those SW shooters were 12 months.
Other than MS no one had done more to devalue their product than EA with their subscription model the sports titles are typically up in 6 months post release and their other single player games are in that 9-12 month window

Why buy it when you can drop in/out as you like for less than buying it outright
 
Just by looking at the characters design, you can tell that it's not intended for old school gamers like us.... it's for Dah m0dErN AuDieNcEs!!
 
Alas you only get one first impression and that reveal trailer was garbage, plus hearing about the writers doesn't fill me with hope lol
 
I was going to say that critical thinking has left the building but I don't think it even showed up.

There is no actual source here yet you all are so quick to jerk yourselves off over even the idea of it being true to satiate your utter weirdness when it comes to things that don't fit your narrow worldview that it just doesn't matter to you if it's true or not.
 
This doesn't even rise to the level of "dubious source", but I think people are taking it seriously because most of us probably want it to fail... and so does Bioware, given every single thing they've done with it.
 
The desire in people to be told what they desperately want to hear is quite amusing.

None of these are even remotely credible sources.

Other than MS no one had done more to devalue their product than EA with their subscription model the sports titles are typically up in 6 months post release and their other single player games are in that 9-12 month window

Why buy it when you can drop in/out as you like for less than buying it outright

Saying this in a world where the Respawn Star Wars games sold very well, where College Football 25 already shot up to be one of the best selling games of the year and where FIFA/FC and Madden continues to sell gangbusters…

Why are you oblivious about these things?
 
Hope it's true. Glad people are potentially voting with their wallets or at least realizing there's no need to preorder digital games.

Just a few more big budget stinkers and maybe we'll start seeing some changes.
 
Nothing would give me more pleasure to have confirmed, but until we hear this from a proper reputable source, best to treat it as little more than unsubstantiated hearsay.
 
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