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Bioware dialogue wheels have always been odd yes. Like Mass Effect paragon/renegade, you have to preselect either one to build up points for later to more impactful actions of either side. So Paragon run, already have your cursor on top right of the dialogue wheel before it appears. You're shoehorned into that same "choice" entire playthrough.

Veilguard Mage is good, whoever playing it here isnt great at it. "God Mode" indeed haha, there is a difficulty setting called Unbound that lets you edit various things, and being unkillable is one of them.

Is this your first experience with the 40k universe?? Sorry I haven’t watched the full thing yet if you’ve said so or not!

Imagine making such a bad game combat that your party is useless. All enemies focus on you and you are mage limited to 3 spells. You cannot position ,your teammates dont taunt , are not even dealing much danage. you dont have crowd control that can help you so you just jump like moron sometimes casting some damage spell or basic attack because even fast ones are so slow they feel like charged

I'd get the game just to have the conclusion to my story with Solas as I romanced him in Inquisition..But no, sadly there's a bad ending to the story, so no game for me...

Looks like a shitty mobile game, and the game will have zero challenge like Inquisition.

That’s problem we the people got so many red flags on the game that U would think BioWare would give us more options and them being a little more creative with the game also why are there pro campaign they giving away spoilers to the game.

So it sounds like you have issues with the game visually. Dark fantasy isn't visual. It's a feeling you get from the story. It was stated in the lore that northern thedas was more colorful and modern

Dude, anyone who has this many issues with a game should not be buying it. There is also no reason to keep making videos about not being convinced. Clearly, you need to play the game yourself. Nothing they say is gonna sway you.

Yep, they absolutely had combos and finishers in DA:O. The combos were awesome, and the finishers were more a cinematic bite on crit death, but they definitely had them. Ditto with the detailed skill trees and in-depth character creation. Strand-by-strand hair and modern makeup doesn't mean the character creator is MORE in-depth, it means it has more polished and more attractive aesthetics and modern physics animations in-game. All of this is looking VERY much like Assassin's Creed Odyssey and the latest Diablo games... games I *liked* , but absolutely NOT what I'm after from a Dragon Age game. It DOES look safe, the colour palette looks like a dark kids cartoon like Gargoyles or TMNT etc. Yes it's dark, but the colours are SO primary and saturated. I still find the fact that half the companions being realistic and the other half being cartoony INCREDIBLY distracting. Also, the more I see the hyper saturated colour palette and excessive use of bloom and ray tracing, the more I worry about getting my migraines triggered. I can already foresee having to set a timer and dull the graphics right down to be able to play longer than an hour at a time. I dunno... I want to be excited, I really do! I LOVE DA, but the more I see and the more I hear from the Devs, the more I'm realising that I'm not the target audience, and not only that, they don't WANT gamers like me as a customer. The "Community Panel" influencers are extremely emphatic about that fact. 😡

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Thumbs up 👍 buddy 👊 how you like the game !!! Did you pre ordered

the whole time I was like "are the party members even there?"

This is not Dagon Age. It is Fantasy Mass Effect. I dont hate it. But it is just Mass Effect.

VERY SAFE XD a group of three with two tank like doing a wow dongeon with 3 tank one heal^^ longer but safer^^

I'm OK with the art style. I prefer stylized graphics over high definition realism. Realism takes so much resource that games usually have to cut something else from gameplay or story. If this art style let's them put enough energy into the stuff that matters, it's fine for me. Regarding the ogre. Even in DAO, those things looked like goofy gorillas.

Apparently she's a top student of Joe's.. Great vid

Its not only you, a lot of fans are worried about the changes they made. Its okay

Great video, I look forward to seeing your growth. You earned a sub 😎

In on month what changes do you really think Bio Ware made?? or did you just jump on a band wagon

Hotaru was my old main in Garou so I'm excited to see her again and with these cool combos to boot

New stage looks great! In the japanese version of the trailer you can see Eiji Kisaragi at one point and those ducks definitively hints at Duck King!

Hunting horn is world move set with rise speed dialed down to like a 7 or 8 not an 11 like rise I’m waiting for ui for songs to see if they are one note two notes or more cuz the queue is there just not the length of how many buttons per song

For gunlance check out g u and frontier gunlance for some of the changes

LETS GO HUNTING HORN

The Monkey King, Sun Wukong, is finally here! 72 transformations and fighting 81 bosses! The last scene, the Four Heavenly Kings, WOW. After Sun Wukong beats the bosses, he can absorb their abilities or acquire their weapons as his. During fighting with other bosses, he can transform into the bosses he absorbed before and use their unique abilities. No matter you are familiar with Chinese Mythology or not, no matter you like this type of game or not, you can't deny the Chinese developers put sheer amount of work in game play, sceneries, art work, music and representation of the myth. This might be the best look & feel of a game out of the box. Absolute respect!

It uses UE5

These games are based on the plots of grand Chinese mythological stories. As a result, the games involve many types of monsters, many non-human and non-monster beings, many skills, and complex game plots.

Let’s waiting for its coming Wishing it would be good as the videos shows to us

AMAZING🎉🎉

Amazing!!

GOTY for sure!

I like that you want some challenge in the romances. I agree. I think the heart option is an accessibility thing for people who do not understand human interactions. There are people who do not understand what flirtatious dialogue looks like when it is in text form. They do not understand what flirtation looks like when it is in any non-verbal forms either - like tone of voice and body language cues. I expressed in a comment section once that I thought it was annoying that femme-Shep defaults to flirting with Jacob and some guy tried to tell me I just needed to avoid the flirt selections. The line “I’m more interested in just talking for a bit” is delivered in a flirtatious manner and that is how you engage in conversations with Jacob so it was literally only avoidable if you didn’t talk to him. So I pity anyone that has tried to flirt with this fellow ever. Also, I pity him because unless he met someone that would just come out and say “Hey, I’m interested in you” he’s not going to notice. I’ve also talked to people that insist that telling Karlach that she looks hot and that you want to be able to touch her is not flirting. The heart option is for those people. I was not and honestly am still not a fan of the dialogue wheel but I understand why they use it. You are determining the tone with which a voiced line is delivered. It’s a limitation related to their use of a voiced protagonist as opposed to a silent protagonist and which compensates for the increased weight of the role playing as opposed to playing a more predefined character like V in CyberPunk or Shepard in Mass Effect. That being the case, I use the flirt option in the Dragon Age games as another available tone of voice. You can tell by context if it’s a serious flirt or just being playful. When viewed like that, there are romance flirts and just teasing flirts. It’s fun “flirting” with Dorian and Cassandra as a female Inquisitor. It gives you more playful banter interactions that expand on their characters even though you can’t romance them. Regarding the characters being pan…I’m fine either way. I’m ace but I enjoy doing the romances in these games anyway. I have a tendency to romance the character that is the most interesting or plot relevant regardless of gender. I believe the devs went with making them canonically pan to avoid making them player sexual but still make them theoretically available to the player regardless of the player characer’s gender. To me it seems like a logical compromise. I also like that you can lose a love interest to another companion. I might be alone on that one, but I’m stupidly excited to see them pair off with each other. And as a quick defense of DAII, selecting the wrong dialogue options and being flirty with other companions can lock you out of romances with Fenris and Isabella so your behavior does have an impact. You can’t just always select the heart option and be good.

Seeya on the hype train!

Story is very surface level and predictable. Best action of any game this year tho

Can you increase the volume. It kinda low.

his face 🗿

Dude, Billy's new theme reminds me of Man in the Box by Alice in Chains. 💖💖

swag out frag out

Punk used Cammy to beat Big Bird earlier.

Keep it up❤

He finally won

Good reaction bro

Wow! This game looks so good, cant wait to get it 😮

I wished MOV stuck with Elena, but it still came down to the wire even with Chun Li

Nice minimalist background

No offence (I say as I might give it anyway), but this feels like an incredibly 101 take on--- well, just culture in general. You've *really* not encountered the term male gaze before? Or seen/read/heard critical discourse on it? But yeah, the other commenter pointed out the rather significant difference. One is sex-positive (completely dispelling the attempted narrative that progressives are 'puritans' who are against sexuality, which has always been nonsense), the other is just gooner leering... BioWare pushed their envelope on nudity further with DA:I and Andromeda, and no one really noticed/cared. It feels authentic to the romance arcs they've been doing for decades. BG3 is just an extension of that diverse, sex-positive RPG culture. There is no double standard, because the content is framed entirely differently. Whilst I generally agree with the other commenter, that gooner shit is fine if people want it, and it wasn't worth any attention, I also think it's perfectly fine for it to be criticised for its culture of design, including mockery (which was mostly my reaction to SB). Look at Nier Automata for how another, vastly superior game can lean into aesthetics of normative femme beauty, and have immense depth, soul, and creativity. That game is a beloved [cult?] classic, not just for its striking aesthetics, but that it was artful and soulful alongside that. SB by all accounts is a better game to actually play if combat is what someone's after (NA's was flashy, and beautifully animated, but it was never its strength), but it comes across like a thirsty tech-bro's AI generation... Even those that had a lot of affection for it, like Suzi Hunter/Sphere Hunter, derided its incoherent art, poor plot, and threadbare characters. Stuff like BG3, DA, Mass Effect, et sl actually bother to create characters with their own agency, who fit into their world, and who have sexual identities that the player can choose to engage with, or spurn. Eve is just an objectified doll, a pervy action figure dropped into the videogame for the player to stare at. I think SB's tone is a big issue. If it were more campy and knowing, I feel far more people would've warmed to it, or at least not mocked it as much. Just look at Bayonetta for how an overtly sexualised non-western dev'd character, and game, is celebrated.

Hey, just wanted to say you articulated yourself well. Keep making content. I have a couple thoughts about how this might seemingly be a double standard, but not really. Western games and eastern games approach sex and femininity differently. Over the past decade, western games, especially western rpgs, are increasingly sex positive and generally more realistic in their portrayal of women. Now, there has been criticism of western games outright just trying to make women ugly, I’d suggest some of Alanah Pierce’s videos on this topic, but I would say games like Dragon Age, The Witcher 3 (not the old ones), and Baldurs Gate walk that line really well between having sex, beautiful women, while also portraying them realistically. Sex in games is not the issue. Stellar Blade’s issue is that its main character is very clearly made for a man to look at, while not being realistic at all to the physical feats the character has to accomplish. And eastern media, ESPECIALLY common in anime, really struggles to portray women as looking like anything other than a sex doll. My personal opinion, let the game be the game. It’s made for men to look at a hot woman kicking ass. It’s not so deep and worth the attention. I think that a game that is more likely to be consumed by a man than a woman isn’t going to damage female body standards so severely, and I think men are more likely to get their bad standards from things like porn.

Dude it a trailer of course it gonna be chaotic how the story is, a trailer not gonna tell u what the story is about, plus they already did a showcase explaining the piller of the story, there is no spoilers it only tells u the beginning of the story and the beginning of the story in these type of games are nothing since they are massive games

I divided on the identity point. On one hand I agree that the sexuality of the companions does add to thier uniqeness and the need to earn the relationship. On the other hand i have personaly felt like i got snubbed of what i wanted due to this and there was no other good option. If all the caracters are gonna be uniqe then some will resonate with the player and some will not. Being locked out of a romance experience on a character becuse you picked the "wrong" race/sex just feels very unfullfilling. It can aslo affect the choises of thoose. I have choosen human female in all my dragon age playthroughs becuse this allows me to romance the characters i wanted. In a way i minmaxed for romance wich is not how character creation should go imo. As far as the wheel goes i can see the appeal but i wholehartedly agree with how dull it makes the socializing. Im basicly just chucking hearts at the loveintrest till the give me what i want. This is the stone cold opposite of romance. I do not feel whooed, i feel like a Nice guy TM trying to trade nice comments and favourts for a naught cutscene. I do however feel that it may have been implemented due to some players soft locking themselves in one romance or flirting with multiple companions by accident. A distinct marker for the flirty and romance driving dialogue options stops this, but boy does it kill the mood.