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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 9823146" data-attributes="member: 54629">Now that I've logged 68 hours with DA: Veilguard, I would like to confirm my initial assessments: it is very much a Dragon Age game, but more specifically, it is very much a successor to DA2 rather than DA:O or DA:I (even if the latter's protagonist shows up several times in DA:V).Having recently played both Star Wars Jedi games, I'm noticing a lot of similarities in the gameplay: sliding down chutes, squeezing through narrow spaces, having to time parries and dodges perfectly, etc. I don't mind this. The only real disappointment is the romances (and even just the friendships in general). I can't talk to my companions whenever I want to like I could in earlier games, and the romances are basically an afterthought. I could flirt a lot with a companion initially, and I expressed romantic interest in both Harding and Neve, but then the game forced me to commit or friend-zone Harding at a seemingly random point in the game. I wasn't ready to commit, so I friend-zoned her and ended up romancing Neve instead, but now we might as well still be just friends for all the romance there is in our relationship.I do like that I can pet Assan and all the various dogs and cats I find around the place.</blockquote>