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Game News Dragon Age: The Veilguard releasing on October 31st

Vyvian

Vyvian

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I'd just like an answer to why Bioware seems to love shitting on the Grey Wardens and notably the Hero of Ferelden in the sequels so much.
 
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Poseidon00 said:
Origins never got a true sequel and it's one of the biggest missed opportunities of the decade

For all the faults of BG3, it shows that proper RPGs can still find a mass market audience. RPG game devs were chasing phantom "larger audiences" to their own detriment for I don't know how long

I hope they feel stupid now, but I don't think they care enough or have the self awareness for it
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My biggest concern is that RPG developers will take the wrong lessons from BG3 success which I’m already seeing cough…Owlcat…Cough.
 
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