While I feel some sympathy for the way the narrative tea🎃m was treated, I still deeply resent the fact these people spent 4 games waving off the Ace community but still expected us to continue supporting them when they showed not one iota of compassion or care for the marginalized people they were deliberatelyꩵ excluding. Sorry not sorry.

You decided people like me were𒉰 unimportant, so stop expecting us to shoot ourselves in the ♑foot on your behalf. You never cared about the "a" in lgbtqia+.

To be honest, I'd rather have a tragically canceled series than an ending done so slapdash and disrespectfully that it retroactively cheapens and ruins all the gr꧑eat stu🐼ff that came before it.

Remember when dragon age actually gave us political strife and grey morality and people doing terrible things for reasons they rationa🎃lized as the only option to thwart a greater evil? Well let's just get rid of that and make Marvel comicbook villains wꦫho are evil for evil's sake and lack all depth and complexity, Because that's what bioware's new target demographic of tiktok teens apparently wants.

They're supposed to be sketchy? From the first game, the Wardens were oftentimes criminals who were conscripted. They're supposed to be a morally grey faction. That was actually part of the game, originally: moral choices. Apparently it's not in 🅺Veilguard.

To me, it seems like the devs dec💝ided what kind of character I had to play and everything else is cosmetics. Rook is so bland: just a boring dress up doll.

They could've just made the character they🐟 hﷺad in mind default instead of pretending I have any say in the character's personality.

It's like they thought their entire audience was the🅷 type of gamer who can't choose the mean dialogue option in an RPG, so they removed the option entirely. So much for crafting a character and role-playing. The bioware devs apparently get to deci෴de what kind of character you play as.