GamingBolt reports that Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be released at the end of 2024.
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This is me now as well. I finally followed my own advice with Starfield and continue to hold off until DLC (aka "it's finished"). It's given me an opportunity to play games I skipped a few years ago. I'll likely do the same moving forward-- especially with large studios who have completely goatfucked our trust over the last several years, releasing buggy, unfinished products.True but I'll wait for the full game with all DLC on sale in a year or two.
I think DA:V looks better in some ways but worse in others. At least in DA:I we could still directly control our party like a traditional crpg. I don't like how they replaced that in favor of commands from an ability wheel. They keep talking about how combat is more polished now, but it's only more polished from an action-oriented standpoint.DA:I was a steaming pile of turd. It sounds like this one is rectifying some of the biggest issues of DA:I i.e. the MMO style open worlds and endless enemy respawns. If they make the story the focus again with more set piece battles (less trash) it could be a big improvement.
I also thought ME:A was ok. It definitely got a worse rap than it deserved those first couple of years. I think the current Steam score is about what it deserves.ME:A wasn't available on Steam until 2-3 years after its release. Likely the reason its rating is so much higher on there than Metacritic's user rating is that by the time it went onto Steam, only people who were truly interested in playing it were buying it, the hate-playing crowd had moved on. Personally I thought it was okay. It suffered from the offline-MMO feel (same as DA:I), and a pretty weak storyline that I can barely even remember the details of at this point. I think the masses were far less satisfied with it than I was, and those are the people they're going to have to please this time around.