>>1035071 I hate how bioware always makes the most faggiest games possible.

>>1035071 Can't forget she didn't even do the 10 push-ups she said she would do

>>1035078 I can't believe they made the faggiest lecture impossible. >>1035078 It's the spirit of the action as long as she attempted those push ups desu.

>>1035059 >>1035065 I can't believe this is real. If I were to write a parody of pozzed shit, I don't think I would take it this far for fear of being too on the nose.

>>1035083 Thats what makes it funny, when their mask slips and you realize they manage to be worse than you when they want to do "good"

>>1033981 The Spanish version does this too.

>>1035083 I don't know, sounds like something Murdoch Murdoch would write six years ago or so.

>>1035059 >>1035065 >literal schizo ramblings >>1035091 How are our fellow latinx taking these news?

>>1035091 So far, they have butchered French, German, Spanish, and from what I heard, also Polish. I wonder if they worked overtime for this bullshit and soiled other languages, like Japanese.

>>1034527 Don't worry, there won't be a single Turk left alive in the near future. Our god pasha is offering the entire Turkish population as meal against all the refugees and terrorists just so he can rule 4 more years (which he will surely die in the middle of it because he's old as shit) t. Turk

>>1035139 Portuguese too. I think they straight up butchered every gendered language with neo pronouns and other troon crap.

>>1035184 https://archive.md/UAkD2 <"Don't care about the current 'controversy' game has by a few folks that tend to make it bigger than it actually is" Well, hope you enjoy continuing to have games butcher your language. Or maybe he had to say that in his post lest he get banned from the Veilguard community?

>>1035187 It's always this kind of retard,and then they ask "how did things came to this?!"

>>1035187 >>1035217 He most definitely cares, just trying no to get banned. Additionally, actual portuguese are still very right leaning, the 20-30 year olds will have been educated by parents who lived through the dictatorship and still uphold some of the values.

>>1035167 Well this board has everyone.

>>1035226 Diversity is our strenght!

>>1034775 >Which nigger won the game?

>>1035226 >/v/ - more diversity than Bioware

>>1035041 That's offensive to Oblivion.

>>1035565 Yeah. Hopefully someone will make a mod for veilfart that allows you to create absolute monsters.

>>1035094 >How are our fellow latinx taking these news? Havent met anyone that played it thus far, lmao.

>>1035572 Same. I showed the translation screenshot to a couple of people I know and they all got angry.

>>1035184 >I think they straight up butchered every gendered language with neo pronouns and other troon crap. Gotta hand it to them, that's commitment to the craft, even though it's a craft I don't want to witness.

>>1034299 The writing is shitty and the VO was clearly done remotely as there's inflections and incorrect emphasis' all over, also the mystery meat mage woman is a DOGSHIT voice actor. The Qunari 'female' is laughably awful as are all the Qunari frankly, they totally lost track of that in Inquisition and no hope of it returning.

>>1034668 >get rid of nigger button Watch the cunts subvert it and force a 3 hour mission on the player before they reveal the wrong one dies at the end.

Just finished yesterday. First playthrough got the worst ending so played it again and got the best ending. Ok game but I wasn't that interested in the plot or the characters. The lore and world was not very interesting to me.

>>1037377 >Wasting your bandwith on this shit game terrible.

>>1037381 I needed something to do on my days off from work. It isn't a shit game but it's not good either.

>>1037648 >a remaster of the old games in the series is unlikely good

>>1035024 Other people can play better than I can, and I'm not willing to spend large amounts of time into any single game these days.

Seems like IGN is now criticizing Veilguard more openly. A few days ago they published an article: Dragon Age: The Veilguard Is at War With Itself https://archive.ph/fLWxN >The sequel to Inquisition’s Dread Wolf story is trapped in an action game with no interest in the past. >While ultimately it really doesn’t matter what this game is called, the more I play The Veilguard, the more it feels like it’s awkwardly in conflict with itself, torn into pieces that reflect two very different intentions – one a sequel to a decade-old RPG, the other a fresh beginning with no ties to what came before. >The overall result is that Dragon Age: The Veilguard isn’t the golden era BioWare game that I had hoped it would be. Torn between continuing its traditional role-playing legacy and starting afresh as a modern action RPG, the end result is an awkward sequel trapped in a cage made of reboot ideas. After years and years of faltered steps I understand why BioWare landed on this particular, very mainstream AAA formula, but I wish it had been inspired by the undying mass popularity of The Witcher 3 – a full-on nerdy RPG – rather than veer closer to Sony’s palatable RPG-ish approach for modern God of War. But that ill-defined shape is often what uneasy development cycles get you. Thankfully The Veilguard’s launch has seemingly gone well for EA and BioWare, which hopefully means Dragon Age will continue. Let’s just hope next time it’s not just the name that’s got a bit of Baldur’s Gate in it. As you can see, the journo openly admits the game is not BioWare's best, that it is an ill-defined and awkward game. Of course, he does not directly address the laughable pandering to extremist gender ideologies and other anachronistic real-life topics. Or the horrendous voice acting. In fact he cites Taash as the most engaging character to talk to. >It was only after unlocking the dragon-hunting Taash that I was presented with a conversation in which I was able to cycle through multiple tiers of responses at every stage of the dialogue. Along with the fact that they are still pushing the unsubstantiated idea that the game had a great and financially successful launch, our buddies over there still seem to be missing the point. And I doubt they'll reassess their 9/10 score for the game.

>>1038749 >Thankfully The Veilguard’s launch has seemingly gone well for EA and BioWare Lol no it didn't. It couldn't even break 90k concurrent players and fell sharply after. By all accounts the game didn't even sell a million copies and there have been loads of refunds too.

I want to talk about Origins but this thread is about veilguard. It also hit 500 posts so new dragon age thread? Or do we just continue here? I would rather we make a new thread for dragon age in general.

>>1038927 With everything going on with Veilguard, most of the talk in the thread ended up being related to it. A new Dragon Age thread would be good to have, or even a general Bioware thread, since that would get even more activity.