Dragon Age: The veilguard reviews at 83 Opencritic/84 Metacritic.

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Pemalite said:

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LegitHyperbole said:

It's strange that I'm playing Baldurs Gate 3 now, it has non binary options and you can have whatever genitals you want on whatever body you want yet here they write in a line of dialogue about using pronouns and it's made the game repulsive to me. When will they learn they are doing more harm than good to LGBT. So much harm, I wish they'd cut it out.

That's your problem.
You should have literally known what to expect from a bioware game, considering they have always supported inclusive and diverse characters and backstory.

It's people attitudes like this that is actually disgusting.

Yeah, I am going to see how the pricing goes in terms of discounting... It's like $110 - $140 AUD. EA games plummet in price fairly rapidly.

rapsuperstar31 said:

Yes, it's my problem. I'm bi and I hate how some devs handle things for the LGBT, it harms how people see us and causes resentment with this forced heavy hand and I'm sick of straight people telling me my opinion is invalid because I don't wave a flag along with the pronoun police and hate people policing gender identity. I believe them to be doing more harm than good. Baldurs Gate 3, Cyberpunk, even Dragon Age Inquosition all done it the right way, made it feel natural and didn't bring highlights to it with big flashing lights in the gamers face. I feel included in those, not amplified. Do it justice and with care or don't do it at all. They are making the younger generation dispises us and causing hate toward LGBT. I wish they'd just stop. 

As for Biowares previous, I've only played Inquisition and a bit of origins. Dorian was such a great character and it didn't have to be written into the game to tell the plays with a big flashing sign that he was gay. I didn't even know Sera was gay until I did a female playthrough and romance her. They did it justice. That's all I ask. 

Last edited by LegitHyperbole - on 29 October 2024