Reading reviews for veilguard and it does sound like there will be some enjoyable stuff but gleaning that information is so difficult because half the reviews are very enthusiastic but written by people who also greatly enjoyed inquisition and the other half is gamer men complaining about wokeness gone mad or whatever. Where is a review written by a DA2 girlie or origins head

There are some minor character arc spoilers in this article, but I think it's the most measured review I've seen.

adding this video, warning that it does contain a lot of footage not seen in trailers or the ea event.

I still can’t get over how the author of that Game Informer article for Veilguard wrote in it that he has less than 50 hours in Inquisition and worded it like that was a large amount… baby girl I got 493 hours clocked in that bad boy

From @alistairkisser

I'll be honest I guess I'm just way to deep into the world of Dragon Age (which is funny cause I'm not) but most of the stuff in Game Informer didn't feel like a spoiler to me. It just confirmed things I thought we already knew and repeated most things we already saw. Other than showcasing the mission to find Bellara, I didn't feel like I got much new information in that. And the mission with Bellara was a bunch of tell don't show for me so until I actually play it reading about it doesn't really have the same appeal. Especially if the amount of banter and dialogue is as vast as they say then what the experience should be different regardless.

Interesting to find ppl that actually don't want any story drops at all cause it didn't seem like showcasing gameplay was getting any positive reception. So gonna be curious moving forward how Bioware markets this game.

it seemed like an article written for people who have never played a dragon age game.... but then they still titled it "returning to the magic" like they are addressing dragon age fans but not really