Completely agree with you about Andromeda's writing. The good news for The Veilguard is that Patrick Weekes (Bioware veteran and writer of Solas, Cole, etc.) is the lead writer on this game. Also John Epler (17 year Bioware veteran) also did some of the writing. So, honestly, the writing is (by far) the something I have zero worries about.
That is wonderful news. I kind of lost touch with who was still at Bioware. I do recall John Epler, at least, but this news only adds to my excitement.
Yeah, I went from worried dread to optimistically excited. Been worried about hearing all the rumors and news all these past 5 years since it was announced and then when that character teaser came out I wanted to cry. Now with hindsight, it is not so bad but still a very odd choice. The game looks great. Def more stylized than other DA but that's ok. I do not mind each one having their style but they must all still look and feel DA, which this one seems to do. Def more action-orientated than the almost pause and play of DA:O or Inquisition at times, which is also ok. Characters seem good. I am happy with this. Very eager to learn more and see that inevitable CE and release day. Day One Game for sure.
Here is the deal with me: That teaser was scary and low-key, which gave me doubts. I can tell this gameplay was an early build, so some things looked off to me, but that will get better, I hope. The environments looking dark and gritty help make the character design look a lot better. The faster-paced combat is a huge win for Dragon Age; it will bring a lot more fans into the series. I believe the pause and play will return, but in a different way. Let's just hope that Bioware gives us a way to action-wheel all abilities.
Bro, I'm soooo excited. It's been 10 years and it looks sooo good. The Internet is always ready to hate everything and Dragon Age cgi trailers have ALWAYS been a little cartoonish and extra. That's why I just learn to have my OWN opinion about stuff and check it out for myself. I will pre order this as soon as they let me.
I could say that all the old trailers didn't look cartoonish, but that's just my take on that. To me, a CGI trailer should give you an idea of what the world and style will be. I'm the same as you about setting my own opinion. After this trailer, this game will be fine in my book. As long as Bioware learns its lesson with Mass Effect Andromeda character writing. All that said, let's be excited for Dragon Age coming out this year!
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Completely agree with you about Andromeda's writing. The good news for The Veilguard is that Patrick Weekes (Bioware veteran and writer of Solas, Cole, etc.) is the lead writer on this game. Also John Epler (17 year Bioware veteran) also did some of the writing. So, honestly, the writing is (by far) the something I have zero worries about.
That is wonderful news. I kind of lost touch with who was still at Bioware. I do recall John Epler, at least, but this news only adds to my excitement.
Yeah, I went from worried dread to optimistically excited. Been worried about hearing all the rumors and news all these past 5 years since it was announced and then when that character teaser came out I wanted to cry. Now with hindsight, it is not so bad but still a very odd choice. The game looks great. Def more stylized than other DA but that's ok. I do not mind each one having their style but they must all still look and feel DA, which this one seems to do. Def more action-orientated than the almost pause and play of DA:O or Inquisition at times, which is also ok. Characters seem good. I am happy with this. Very eager to learn more and see that inevitable CE and release day. Day One Game for sure.
Here is the deal with me: That teaser was scary and low-key, which gave me doubts. I can tell this gameplay was an early build, so some things looked off to me, but that will get better, I hope. The environments looking dark and gritty help make the character design look a lot better. The faster-paced combat is a huge win for Dragon Age; it will bring a lot more fans into the series. I believe the pause and play will return, but in a different way. Let's just hope that Bioware gives us a way to action-wheel all abilities.
Bro, I'm soooo excited. It's been 10 years and it looks sooo good. The Internet is always ready to hate everything and Dragon Age cgi trailers have ALWAYS been a little cartoonish and extra.
That's why I just learn to have my OWN opinion about stuff and check it out for myself. I will pre order this as soon as they let me.
I could say that all the old trailers didn't look cartoonish, but that's just my take on that. To me, a CGI trailer should give you an idea of what the world and style will be.
I'm the same as you about setting my own opinion. After this trailer, this game will be fine in my book. As long as Bioware learns its lesson with Mass Effect Andromeda character writing.
All that said, let's be excited for Dragon Age coming out this year!
I would imagine an 18 November release date. It would be 10 years since the Inquisition release date.
2024 has become a stacked year for games. I'm hoping for a November release now, due to how packed October is this year.
i wouldnt mind the wheel if it wasnt for half the time what you choose comes out nothing like you were thinking it would.
Yar. I had that problem with Mass Effect. Everything works in theory, but in practice, not so much.
"gameply"???
Bruh, I am groot.
@@genericmana no spelling mistakes in that sentence...thumbs up!
i am doing this for u bro'...atm, a mistake in the title is totally counter productive. actually, every mistake is bad but in a title, even more.