This post offered an interesting perspective. I appreciate their POV and couldn't agree more with the stat𒐪ement "the wri🥃ters deserved better".

I have played🐷 every previous Dragon Age game many times. I enj🦹oyed them so much because of the fact that your choices affected the characters and the events of the stories. Then they put the icing on the best cake and made your choices also affect the following games!! This was AMAZING!

For the first 3 games 🃏the detail put into the relationships for the characters was second to none. Whether you romanced, befriended, or nurtured a deep rivalry; the way it was written was impressive. And honestly a joy to mess with. (It's quite amusing to see how the characters react when they hate your main ♈character! Lol)

So, I am sure you can all understand hℱow disappointed I was when Veilguard did not have those features.

Veilguard was the first of the Dragon Age franchise to not have previous playthrough choices affect the story. The first to have limited interpersonal relationsh📖ips with the other characters. And the first to not bother closing out the game by informing you how your choices affected Thedas.

By not inc🙈luding the close out speeches or the previous ✨gameplay affecting the current game. They took away the desire to play through repeatedly.

Veilguard can have all 3 endings completed in 1 pl𒊎aythough. And that includes the " secret ending".

I hope against all odds that the Dragon Age team is allowed to return to the genius writing displayed in the firs🎉t 3 games for the next installment.