allmartyrs
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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.
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.
I love Genndy Tatarovski and all of his works. For his wit, his crisp animation, telling stories with few (or no words), just through facial animation and a simple but gripping plot.
This show has none of this. The plot is increadibly meandering while letting us in on the "secrets" of the Eternal Warriors, the fights fill like fillers to Emma's "tortured" past, which we're all getting sick of by episode 6 and while the animation is good, the style is fugly and obtrusive.
Thank the heavens Primal was renewed for a third season, this can sink as creative revenge work cause his Popeye movie was tanked.
This show has none of this. The plot is increadibly meandering while letting us in on the "secrets" of the Eternal Warriors, the fights fill like fillers to Emma's "tortured" past, which we're all getting sick of by episode 6 and while the animation is good, the style is fugly and obtrusive.
Thank the heavens Primal was renewed for a third season, this can sink as creative revenge work cause his Popeye movie was tanked.
