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Dragon Age Dragon Age: The Veilguard Pre-Release Thread [GAME RELEASED, GO TO NEW THREAD]

damager

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PULLING A BARF :shitandpiss:
 

sebas

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Strap Yourselves In Codex Year of the Donut
1 more hour until...


MAXIMUM BARVE!

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Fedora Master

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Final boss + bad ending

That's actually a very cool ending, and Solas' character seems faithful to what we've seen before. Love that oath of loyalty at the start, and the honest "sorry for this final betrayal" at the end.
Very impressed with this video, much higher quality than the other clips I've seen of the game.

Even critical reviews have said that the ending is pretty good. Problem is the 50 some odd hours between you and it.

Don't even start with the relativism you fuckers
 

whydoibother

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If this game is a success we will have another decade of decline for the RPG genre, as we already had in the '00s.
It would have to outperform Baldur's Gate 3, which seems impossible given the reviews and clips we've seen of the party HQ therapy sessions.
BG3 will set the trend of MASSIVE FUCKING INCLINE for the RPG genre, as Swen personally pulls the entire industry by its hair forward into the future. Turn based combat! Talmudic dice rolls for a damage rider which evokes a damage rider which evokes a damage rider 4+2+4+3+2+5+2 damage done! Is it correct or bugged? Nobody is intelligent enough to compute it and tell! Shadowheart type companion in every game! Light BDSM lesbian sex on a stone slab in Act I of every game! Cock sliders in character creation! Its not beastiality if its a shapeshifted druid! You can kill almost all NPCs and proceed with the plot! The bag that creates mold in the bag that doubles weight in the bag that does necrotic damage, fill it all with barrels and throw it at enemies! Fifty "Can you beat this game as a cat?" type videos, each with a million views!
This is the future of RPGs, not Veilguard's console gamepad action combat. Bioware's next game, if they are allowed to make another big RPG, will be like that.
 

Cryomancer

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A game set in Telvinter could be really great. Imagine the conflict between Zealot Chantry VS a Pagan Misantropic Magocracy. Sadly will be Forspoken tier shit. You can't even use blood magic in this shit game. They replaced it with the worst necromancy in any game.
 

whydoibother

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BG3 will set the trend of MASSIVE FUCKING INCLINE for the RPG genre
Don't be delusional. I know this is hard for you but don't.
We (the KKK) have already agreed that devs will only learn the absolutely worst lessons from BG3.
The worst lessons are assuming that character drama, unusual sex scenes and using voice actors prominently in marketing is why BG3 succeeded. Most of these already existed in previous Bioware games, or the Witcher games, and the voice actors for marketing stuff is basically a key part of animated movies.
I think designers will be able to convince investors that BG3 succeeded because of emergent gameplay interactions, such as not-necessarily-intended uses of terrain, skills, and items. Enough of the popular memes and videos are about stuff like that, so its visible and hard to miss.
 

damager

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Nobody gives a shit about voice actors in marketing. Games succeed or not because of the quality of gameplay
 

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