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Dragon Age Dragon Age: The Veilguard Thread

Tyranicon

A Memory of Eternity
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Speaking as someone who just wanted entertainment, one way or another from this game, I already won bigly.

Very enjoyable experience, would recommend.
 

Yosharian

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even some people roaming this here prestigious forum can't see anything wrong with OW
Fucking name one
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I refuse to believe that either Roguey or Infinitron think there is nothing wrong with TOW
 

Van-d-all

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Standin' pretty. In this dust that was a city.
I refuse to believe that either Roguey or Infinitron think there is nothing wrong with TOW
That's exactly the problem with TOW tough. It has nothing right either, and yet it passes as acceptable or decent even, actually becoming a major staple in crpg market proving that broadening the audience to the lowest common denominator sells. Pandering trash like Failguard is easily found and pushed back against, it's the subversive shits like TOW that bring actual decline, because they get accepted into the fold.
 

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