Dude, it's fine if you like the game, but just because you liked it, doesn't mean it was good, just that you e﷽njoy෴ed it. Don't presume that other people's opinions aren't valid, just because you don't like them.

I have🅷 no idea how old you are, but your reaction to the replies to your comment seem really immature.

"If you like a game that most people don't like, just play it and don't be a loserꦉ and dedicate every waking moment of your life complaining about people not liking a goddamned video game. Get a life. Seriously. "

Lol. And trust me, I've been playing Bioware Games since Neverwinter Nights and would hav♋e been old enough to play BG 1 and 2 when they first hit the shelves.

Being disappointed that one of your favourite game series turned to crap is a perfectly normal and valid reaction. Don't assume so friggin𓆉g much.

In🅷 all fairness, while I understand that it might be nice to play a character resembling yourself, that says nothing about the quality of a game.

That's part of the main divide between gamers and gaming journalists, that most gamers don't consider skin colour or race of characters import🐟ant to the quality of a game.

And it's great th𒐪at you enjoyed the game, but let me point something out, you didn't like the original game, probably DA2 as well, because you couldn't play a POC, you also didn't like the story for Inquisition, I think it's pretty clear that YOU DON'T like Dragon Age.

Yo🥀u enjoying Veilguard points in the same direction, because plain and simple, this is no Dragon Age game.

Just for a moment, consider that many people might have had way less of a problem with Veilguard if it wa💎sn't supposed to be a Dragon Age gam🌠e.

And frankly, you are just assuming people have a problem with inclusivity, which is bonkers, Dragon Age fans are Bioware fans, Bioware has always be🦄en inclusive. The problem isn't inclusivity ♔or representation, it's the quality thereof.

@L : That's not a lie, no one is saying there wasn't a negative reaction to Taash from bigots, but hey,𓆏 Dragon Age fans are Bioware fans, as such we are used to inclusive and diverse characters. If Taash was well-written, likeable and fit well into the universe (instead of denying IN-UNIVERSE explanations that would have fitted the character), do you really think Dragon Age fans would have minded?

You had LGBT+ love options from the first game onwards, there was a very likeable trans-character in DAI, so no, while there are racists and bigots, Taash was in the end just not a good, well-written character that was a bad case of attempted representation, witꦯh even several Trans-content cre⛎ators and reviewers having huge problems with them.

Why shꦉould we apologize? They shoul𓆏d apologize to us.

Sure, EA has its part of the blame to carry, but the atrocious writing and boring flat characters aren't a necessary requirement for a life-service game, that's stil▨l on the dev team anಞd not EA.

Yeah, personally I also didn't like the combat, but if the rest of the game was ANY good, I wouldn't hav🐓e minded. It's the horrendous writing and boring or even just annoying characters that made the game fail, not to mention that there was basically no RPG left in a classic RP🍸G-series.

I don't believe for a moment that Dragon Age fans are ap𒈔ologizing because they have nothing to apologize for. NOTHING!

Honestly, I wish Avowed success and thought a lot of the criticism coming from Youtubers was much ado about nothing, but comparing a new game right after launch to a game that lau🔯nched as an Epic Store exclusive and came to Steam af꧙ter a year? That's a bit ridiculous.

That top looks really weird, as if theꦆy added a second one below her original one.

And I don't like the face changes AT ALL. It looks as if she not only had facial surgery to give her a completely new face build, she also seems to have changed her ge🀅netic make-up, or why does she sud𓄧denly look Indian?

And 🃏yes, I don't like those changes, but not because I have a problem with people from India, I have a probl🃏em with a character looking like a completely different person.

Also, for those of you 🥃who think her breasts are smaller, they are probably not, in this case I think it's more a question of presentation. :-)