BioWare Doesn’t Want To Invalidate Your Earlier Choices In Dragon Age: The Veilguard
During a developer Q&A at publisher Electronic Arts’ Redwood City studio, an audience member asked how BioWare decides what choices are canon when making new games, and Epler’s answer was refreshing to hear: BioWare doesn’t want to undermine players’ choices.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Is Expected to Look Impressive Even 15 Years from Now. BioWare Is Open to Criticism Knowing They Can't Satisfy All Fans
The Veilguard explained why they abandoned the Keep system, carrying over choices from previous installments in the series, and how they approach satisfying players and inspiring by DLC.
Fans have been disappointed by a lack of Blood Magic in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, but a comment from BioWare may have some interesting implications.
the relationship Dragon Age has with fellow BioWare franchise Mass Effect, and other topics that don’t give anything ...
The Veilguard has finally been played by real-life people, including our own US managing editor Rollin Bishop, and I hope I'm ...
We may earn a commission from links on this page. I have been waiting for Dragon Age: The Veilguard for 10 years. The last game developer BioWare put out was 2019’s Anthem, an ill-fated loot ...
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