TBH, as much as I like Keanu Reeves, I cannot stand Johnny Silverhand and his constant nagging🅷. I ♏would like to re-enter Night City but I cringe at the idea of Phantom Liberty if I need to deal with Johnny Silverhand again. I wish the game focused on V instead.

"Origins represents the pinnacle of wokeness in the context of the DA universe. It was written with an awareness of its owꩵn history and the consequences of it."

That is insightful! I would have loved to see more conflict as well as "wokeness" in the context of DA - like Templars v/s Mages, City elves v/s Dalish elves v/s Humans v/s Qunari. That would have been groundbreaking - DA as a⛎ mirror of society.

The companions were indeed too boring, too nice and they all spoke like American teenagers. No one spoke like dwarves wou🍒ld, or elves would, and they all liked each other like old friends which was so odd. It just breaks immersion for me. It reminded me of Agent Smith's dialog in the Matrix - "Did you know that the first Matrix was designed to be a pಞerfect human world? Where none suffered, where everyone would be happy. It was a disaster. No one would accept the program." Exactly what happened to Dragon Age - The Veilguard.

Dragon Age The Veilguard seems to be the kind of game that would be launched in a studio without adult supervision. The visuals are stunning but the sꩵtory is contrived, the dialog is weak, the acting does not align with the situations, it feels like no one played it before or had the freedom to critique the product while it was getting created.