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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 9535386" data-attributes="member: 3887">Thanks for reminding me I inadvertently murdered an entire elven village while trying to date Merrill in DA2. I managed to suppress that memory. The things you do for love. Like doing things you later regret forever.Which leads us to Veilguard. I just finished a 70 hour play-through where it pretty much consumed my free time. There's a level of.... let's call it coherence in the writing that I wasn't expecting. The reveals about the deep history of the setting are also the themes of the story; world building and storytelling as one. To be fair, there's no shortage of clunky scenes and dialogue spread across the game but that's true of the best BioWare games.Plus it has the polish of a triple-A Sony action adventure like God of War or Horizon: Zero Dawn (are they RPGs? They fulfill the promise and premise of the genre - allowing you navigate a character through an exciting fictional world).And Solas, BioWare's best antagonist or antihero. I swore going in I would get my revenge for the end of DA:I. But in the moment I just couldn't do it.</blockquote>