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Dragon Age: The Veilguard

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Dragon Age: The Veilguard (2024)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThis bold, heroic adventure is built to deliver on what Dragon Age is best known for: rich storytelling, fantasy worldbuilding, companions and fellowship, and a world where you matter.This bold, heroic adventure is built to deliver on what Dragon Age is best known for: rich storytelling, fantasy worldbuilding, companions and fellowship, and a world where you matter.This bold, heroic adventure is built to deliver on what Dragon Age is best known for: rich storytelling, fantasy worldbuilding, companions and fellowship, and a world where you matter.

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    • Andy Busche
    • Preston Watamaniuk
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    • Brianne Battye
    • John Dombrow
    • Sylvia Feketekuty
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    • Alex Jordan
    • Bryony Corrigan
    • Erika Ishii
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    6,4/10
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      • Andy Busche
      • Preston Watamaniuk
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      • Brianne Battye
      • John Dombrow
      • Sylvia Feketekuty
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      • Alex Jordan
      • Bryony Corrigan
      • Erika Ishii
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    Alex Jordan
    Alex Jordan
    • Rook
    • (voce)
    Bryony Corrigan
    Bryony Corrigan
    • Rook
    • (voce)
    Erika Ishii
    Erika Ishii
    • Rook
    • (voce)
    Jeff Berg
    Jeff Berg
    • Rook
    • (voce)
    Brian Bloom
    Brian Bloom
    • Varric
    • (voce)
    Gareth David-Lloyd
    Gareth David-Lloyd
    • Solas
    • (voce)
    Ali Hillis
    Ali Hillis
    • Harding
    • (voce)
    Ike Amadi
    Ike Amadi
    • Davrin
    • (voce)
    Jee Young Han
    Jee Young Han
    • Bellara
    • (voce)
    Jessica Clark
    Jessica Clark
    • Neve
    • (voce)
    Jin Maley
    Jin Maley
    • Taash
    • (voce)
    Nick Boraine
    Nick Boraine
    • Emmrich
    • (voce)
    Zach Mendez
    Zach Mendez
    • Lucanis
    • (voce)
    Alix Wilton Regan
    Alix Wilton Regan
    • The Inquisitor
    • (voce)
    Harry Hadden-Paton
    Harry Hadden-Paton
    • The Inquisitor
    • (voce)
    Sumalee Montano
    Sumalee Montano
    • The Inquisitor
    • (voce)
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    Jon Curry
    Jon Curry
    • The Inquisitor
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    Joseph Capp
    Joseph Capp
    • Elgar'nan
    • (voce)
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      • Preston Watamaniuk
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    9peterhaag86

    Loving it so far

    I'll say I'm about 5 hours in right now and I'm thoroughly enjoying it. For being a soft reboot of the DA series it feels gritty and dark, yet fun and light. The characters feel individual and their voice actors are spectacular. I will definitely say I do miss some of the open world at times. But I definitely appreciate it creating a tight quest and level based world and not trying to do too much, and fall short. There's rpg elements, the build craft system is excellent, the combat is fast paced and furious...the hits feel solid where they need to be and weak where they need to be. I'm still not a pro at dodge vs shield but that's a skill issue haha. All in all DA:V does storytelling and gameplay like DA:2 did, but better.

    I do wish there was more world building from the first 2 games, but again, I understand this is a soft reboot and this is what they intended to do. I'm on board fully with this one.
    7Tott_donetta

    Good, but not as good as it should have been.

    On its own, this isn't a bad game, not a great game but certainly not a bad game. Theres lots in there, it looks pretty, the fighting can be fun at times. Theres a very enjoyable story with some brilliant lore, that has obviously been planned since Origins, 15 years ago. Some of the voice performances are excellent (mainly the returning cast members) But this game isn't on its own, or rather it shouldn't be. Its Dragon Age 4 - it stands on the shoulders of the previous 3 games. DA: O and DA: I are two of the best games Ive ever played. Massive, gritty, detailed, epic and intricate stories where the effect of every choice you made rippled through the story and into the following games, with characters, relationships and storylines that players became highly invested in. Combat was epic and strategic; the crafting was a subgame in itself - even the bard in the tavern racked up hundreds of hours of players stopping what they were doing just to listen to her. That depth is missing from veilguard, its like a lightweight episode or a DLC. Inquisition won game of the year and was considered by players and critics alike as a masterpiece, Veilguard is its sequel and follows on from the MASSIVE cliffhanger/plot twist from the end of Inquisition. So what does Veilguard improve on from Inquisition? Nothing Im afraid, (well, actually I think I prefer the talent system in veilguard, but that's a very small difference) I know veilguard went through development hell, following on from Mass Effect Andromeda and Anthem, EA's influence at bioware has undoubtably been disastrous. Unfortunately, many of the main staff behind ME and DA have left and their absence is noticeable in veilguard.

    Again, this is a decent game in its own right, but as the sequel to Inquisition, the game I've been waiting for, for a decade - its ultimately disappointing.
    6Dannyboi94

    A good game, just not a good Dragon Age game

    I've been playing these games since the beginning and have loved every single installment. They're right up there with some of the best in the genre, thanks to their uniqueness. Dragon Age has always been dark, gritty, realistic, and believable, with characters that feel relatable. For those who didn't know, one of the many inspirations for this series was A Song of Ice and Fire, and you can feel that influence in the earlier games.

    Dragon Age: The Veilguard, though, has none of what made its predecessors great. It's goofy, light-hearted, bright, and at times too cartoony. Does that mean the game is as bad as people say it is? Absolutely not. Believe it or not, this is a good game. It has major issues (which I'll get into), but overall, it's a solid experience.

    The combat is decent, for the most part. Yes, it can get repetitive, especially since you're limited in the number of abilities you can use. I don't have major complaints here-it's not as fluid as Inquisition or Dragon Age 2, but it's fine.

    The Good:

    Polish The Veilguard is well-made in terms of technical achievements. It runs beautifully, with only minor frame drops. I played this on a 7900 XT, and it was smooth sailing with barely a hiccup. Which is rare in today's gaming landscape.

    Voice Acting The voice acting is impressive, and most actors do a great job. The standouts, of course, are Solas, Varric, and Lucanis, but the whole cast does solid work overall.

    Length This isn't a short game, thankfully. The main story runs around 40 hours, and with the side stories and character arcs, it easily stretches to 100+ hours. For a game of this size, it's worth the price tag.

    Graphics The game looks stunning at times, especially the environmental textures. The shadows and lighting are remarkable, and there were many moments that left me catching my breath.

    Cinematics The cinematics are by far the game's biggest strength. They're often spectacular and would have been even more impressive if paired with a better-written game. The large battle scenes are particularly well-shot and create some truly epic moments.

    The Bad:

    Writing While the story is good and has its moments, the writing... not so much. The dialogue is downright awful at times, verging on cartoony and high-school cringe. If you've seen those scenes making the rounds online, yes, they're just as bad in-game. Now, not all of it is terrible, there are stand-out moments, mainly with Solas, but I'd say around 70% of this game is poorly written. Those cringe scenes? Somehow, they're even worse when you're actually playing through them.

    Characters This one hurts. The Dragon Age series has always been renowned for its characters, some of the best in gaming. Bioware used to put other studios to shame with how well they crafted characters like Alistair, Morrigan, Leliana, Cassandra, Varric, and Sten (to name just a few). Here? The Veilguard has a small handful of compelling characters, but overall, it falls flat. Neve, Harding, and Lucanis are intriguing, but everyone else? Bland and boring. Even worse, you can't interact with your companions freely, no getting to know their backstories or personalities outside of scripted moments. This is infuriating, and it should have been a slam dunk. Oh, and they also wasted the Inquisitor in this game. My female elf Inquisitor who romanced Solas had exactly one meaningful moment. That's it. The rest of the time, she's practically a background extra. Thanks, Bioware for wasting one of my favourite video game protagonists.

    Level Design The level design is, frankly, terrible. Every area feels slapped together without much thought. Some cities even have areas you can only reach via...ziplines. Yes, you read that right. Ziplines. You have to swing between buildings to get anywhere. It's completely immersion-breaking. Say what you want, but I loved Dragon Age: Inquisition's world; it felt big, grand, and worthy of exploration. Here, the areas feel like cramped puzzle maps.

    Puzzles The puzzles...oh, the puzzles. It's not that they're difficult or interesting, they're just lazy and repetitive. You'll be doing the same mindless puzzles repeatedly, and they're so simple that it feels like the developers think we're all dim-witted.

    Music When I heard Hans Zimmer was on board, I was excited. But the score? Disappointing. It's not as dark as Origins or Dragon Age 2, and it's nowhere near the epic masterpiece that Inquisition's music was. Replacing Trevor Morris was a huge mistake.

    Only Three Choices This is a glaring issue and almost made me skip the game entirely. Dragon Age is built on choices with real consequences, choices that carry over from one game to the next. Here? Only three choices carry over, and they're all from Inquisition. So, everything you did in the other games? Utterly pointless. Sure, some argue that "the story is set far away," but this game deals with world-ending events involving Blights, demons, and Red Lyrium. The Grey Warden, Alistair, Hawke-they should be here. Leaving them out was a slap in the face. If we get another game (fingers crossed, no spoilers here), they better bring back those choices. That's non-negotiable.

    Rook This one bothers me more than it should, but Rook, your protagonist, isn't "your" character. Most of Rook's dialogue is scripted, and you can't shape their personality. Unlike past games where you could make your protagonist your own, The Veilguard doesn't give you that honour.

    This review is long, but there's so much to say. In the end, The Veilguard doesn't deserve the Dragon Age title. It's more like a weird parody at times and would fit better in the Fable series (and if you haven't played those, they're brilliant). Weak characters, clunky dialogue, poor design, and sloppy writing drag this game down. It's a shame because somewhere underneath all this, there's potential for something amazing.

    6/10.
    3lpage86

    I didn't wait 10 years for such bad writing

    Dragon Age has always been my absolute favorite game franchise due to the character development and the story. I always felt like you really got to know your companions, which were rich and diverse characters. However, Veilguard was a huge disappointment for me. The characters were shallow, unrealistic, and 1 dimensional. I feel like each character had one defining personality trait and that's all they get. Rook's conversations were also so disappointing and sometimes just embarrassingly bad. IMO dragon age spent so much time on looks and mechanics that they forgot what was most important which was the story and the relationships.
    8allmartyrs

    Perfectly decent

    This game would have been well received if it was a new IP but alas, it's Dragon Age and this 2024.

    People who are surprised by the gameplay and mechanics somehow missed how DA has changed over its iterations. DAO was 15 years ago and this not a retreating to DAO.

    First off, the game is GORGEOUS. Whoever hates the environment is salty that it's not brown and grey "gritty". The environment design is on top, it tells stories just like it should while looking great. I don't mind the character's looks as the customization is crazy, sadly BG3 spoiled us on mo cap and it does fall flat in VG at several points and for some of the characters (Bellara's model can't capture the VAs work she's putting in). While we're at the VAs, outstanding work, they're all killing it. The writing? Yeah. Could be better. A lot better. But people who whine about "MCU dialogue" apparently missed quipping has always been a huge part of Bioware humor.

    The combat is ... fine. It's defenitely improved on Inquisition and a far cry from DAOs iteration. If one can accept this RPG has a capital A in front, the combat doesn't disappoint.

    Story. World ending threat, gather a party, venture worth to chase red herrings, defeat villain. It's the regular DA fare and does it good. The foundations are solid and the villains creepy.

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