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"We Couldn't Have Made A Better Dragon Age": The Veilguard Developer Claps Back At Everyone Saying They Made A Bad Game

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Following a recent report about what went wrong with , a level d⛦esigner for the game has said that couldn't have "made a better ".

By now, we all know that Dragon Age: The Veilguard wasn't quite the game that fans had꧟ spent so long waiting for. Although the reviews were fairly positive and there was some good to be found, most agree that it simply didn't live up to the decade of anticipation, something that EA clearly agreed with aft🐟er the ꦫgame's sales numbers.

From left to right: Male Hawke in Dragon Age 2, Lucanis in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and Solas in Dragon Age: Inquisition

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While it was already pretty clear what went wrong with Dragon Age: The Veilguard, . As illuminating as the report was, though, those who worked on the game aren't letting i♑t take a♛way from what they released.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Developer Responds To Recent Report

"I'm Damn Proud Of It And The Team"

Following Bloomberg's report on The V🦩eilguard, former level design supervisor Brian J. Audette took to Bluesky to share their thoughts on everything it revealed. Audette's response actually happened some time ago, but it's resurfaced .

In his reply, and that the team actually made the "best version of what we released, warts and all". Audette also stated that he's proud of what the team put together, and that they couldn't have "made a better Drago﷽n Age", only a different one.

I refute that we mad♒e a🤪 bad or compromised game. We made the best version of what we released, warts and all. - Brian J. Audette

Alongside that, Audette also pointed out that The Veilguard is still the best-reviewed gaꦰme that he's worked on in his 25 year career. Despite Audette's claims, , noting that level design was one of the many issues in The Veilguard and that it was still a disappointment overall.