This is very typical of EA. Yall forget Westwood studios of late 90s? EA has been churning studios fo🌌r decades, actually. They chase after a Fad- current discourse, events, trends, and obviously how we game, etc. We are just statistics and numbers and all they want is to pump money into their coffers. They've never cared, stop being blitzed by the buzzwords. Mourn the fact this studio is slowly failing, remember the good times, and move on. Its truly abysmal to see something great become a shadow of itself, but this is a valuable life lesson in how to cope and move on when something you once loved is nothing no🅷w, just nice memories. This sounds more serious than a video game, but remember it IS just a video game. Hope yall make new memories with far better games with studios who care about their workers enough to not stifle them with monetization demands and unrealistic deadlines & expectations.

I mean they never cared. When was it NOT pandering? When was it NOT some form of appropriation? EA has never been anyt✤hing but a machine that wants to pump money. They want monetization and they just want you to spend your money. That Shallow. Always has been. Stoꩲp tryna look for something deep here, it's just sand.

There's a other type not mentioned: similar to rules lawyer but somebody who talks over you about how you roleplay your own character- like "your charry shouldn't be able to do that" or "you should roll for that *insert roleplay action here*" and it literally drains the will to play the game from everybody at the table. Talking about other players just derailing the game bec🍰ause 𝔉they dont like your role-playing choices. Its just absurd.

Hey fam. Don't blame us. Look at what happened to VR ( Meta Zucc'd it) or most games on thꦛe market today: Mobil Ports to the console. We didn't betray our gaming roots- the industry chose to chase after schemes they thought would get them money. And in the end we just want good games that take hundreds of hours- either multi-player like a MOBA or a looter, or a good RPG like Oblivion, Skyrim, or BG3, or even Sims.... we are asking that our 60-70 dillar g🌼ames are WORTH IT. because it's not worth trying another mobile port. Another "hey this is basically a concept demo." There's many nuances as to why a Remaster succeeds.

I really do like all the different dialogs too, and honestly it's refreshing that this article doesn't be✤come hoi-n-toity about it. I've had people adamantly state the best playthrough is bards and thats just 🧜incorrect- the best playthrough is the one you invested yourself into the role of that particular character you built, and if that character doesn't make you happy, or you find out by end of Act 2 that the way events are unfolding ain't to your liking, just restart. That's the real beauty of this game- you can just roleplay. Even if it kinda breaks the game ( I OVEREXPLORE EVERYTHING thanx Bethesda) you can just... do. You can be a walking conundrum and the game is enjoyable.

Honestly I'm surprised it's not included fully, this game is for adults. If yall can't handle the story then don't play it. I fully exཧpect the industry to get that about adult games: yall don't need to hold our hand and treat us like we can't fathom or stomach it. It's what I absolutely hated about DA:V- they excluded a lot of their own lore because "icky" like excuse me I can decide for myself, I'm not a child. I want GOOD story, I don't care if it's dark. I don't care if it's thematic and traumatic. I want people to have the guts to be bold and make the story, because we are all the mature audience and we should act like it.