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Demdaru, do games w Looks like Dragon Age: The Veilguard just received its final major update

I love how you all are so flabbergasted by how simply okay the game was that each and every time someone asks how it is, everyone fumbles for words and cannot express it in any other way than solid, stable mediocre experience. Like lol. So I guess it’s good game, just not a good Dragon Age xD

SuperSynthia, do games w Can a Steam profile be a real memorial for a lost life?

I’ve got two friends that can’t log in anymore. I feel your pain. It sucks a lot for sure. I enjoyed the article, thank you for posting.

One thing I wished they would have explored a little more was the psychological effects these memorial pages have on those left behind. Part of what helped me fully grieve and accept the loss was to eventually stop going to the pages. I guess in some way a false hope kinda starts taking root, at least it was that way for me

nokturne213,

I have one friend on Steam who is incarcerated. My best friend that died is on my PlayStation friends, and Fortnite specifically. For the first year I used to log in to see how long it had been since he last played. As time went on I did that less and less. I still view his profile.

SuperSynthia,

It’s ok friend. Nothing wrong with it, it’s our version of an older person holding on to a newspaper article about their loved one.

Thank goodness we knew them

Habarug, do games w Looks like Dragon Age: The Veilguard just received its final major update

For all the criticism I have heard about this game, I haven’t seen anyone say it’s buggy or runs poorly. The problems people have with the game are way beyond the scope of bugfix patches, so it kinda makes sense to me that the game is as good as it will ever be.

Carighan,
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I mean the game is… okay, anyways. Which in the context of a Dragon Age is disappointing as fuck even after the boredom simulator that was DAI. But it’s not like anything is particularly bad either, not even the dialogue. It’s… fine. Aggressively mediocre, even.

ChristinWhite, do games w Celeste studio cancels "2D explor-action game" Earthblade nearly four years after its announcement

That’s a shame, it looked so cool but I’m glad they’re making sustainable, if difficult, choices.

FlashMobOfOne, do games w Looks like Dragon Age: The Veilguard just received its final major update
@FlashMobOfOne@lemmy.world avatar

I gave it 10 hours and had to just conclude that, nope, this wasn’t for me. Instead, go get the Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition for 5 bucks with all the DLC’s. That game is a work of art and has one of the best expansions ever made.

TheFeatureCreature, do games w Looks like Dragon Age: The Veilguard just received its final major update
@TheFeatureCreature@lemmy.world avatar

This comes shortly after news that EA lost several billion in market value and Veilguard underperformed, so not surprising at all.

JohnnyMac, do games w Looks like Dragon Age: The Veilguard just received its final major update

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  • acosmichippo,
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    I wouldn’t say it’s bad, but it’s not great either.

    inclementimmigrant,

    It’s a ‘meh’ game at best.

    FlashMobOfOne,
    @FlashMobOfOne@lemmy.world avatar

    It’s not that it’s bad.

    It just doesn’t feel like Dragon Age. It’s like Dragon Age if Disney made a DA game.

    AMillionMonkeys,
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    Veilguard is a 3rd person action RPG, not a CRPG. It plays like God of War or something. It has lots of DA characters and lore, though.

    acosmichippo,
    @acosmichippo@lemmy.world avatar

    the major difference with GOW is that you can pause combat at will to strategize and time abilities/combos with your squad.

    rtxn, do games w Looks like Dragon Age: The Veilguard just received its final major update

    BioWare goes on to state that it is now happy the game is in a “stable place”

    Corpo speak for being comfortable with losing.

    sp3tr4l,

    A flat line is technically a form of stability.

    mlg, do games w Video Game History Foundation's long-awaited digital library will be available online next week
    @mlg@lemmy.world avatar

    I was gonna make a joke about Nintendo, but I’m pretty sure they actually sued someone for publicly hosting 30 year old copies of the Nintendo Power magazine.

    LovableSidekick, (edited ) do games w Video Game History Foundation's long-awaited digital library will be available online next week

    This organization fared much better than the Software Preservation Network, which the US Copyright Office recently barred from lending out copies of retro games themselves. It’s a lot easier to access material about the games.

    Stovetop, do games w Video Game History Foundation's long-awaited digital library will be available online next week

    Hopefully this is a free resource available for all and doesn’t just turn into the games journalism equivalent of JSTOR.

    inb4_FoundTheVegan, do games w Video Game History Foundation's long-awaited digital library will be available online next week
    @inb4_FoundTheVegan@lemmy.world avatar

    I just asked it to show me every video game magazine in our collection in chronological order that says “Metroidvania.”

    That example is impressive. Sorta doubt I personally will use this much, but I am sure that content creators I already enjoy sure will!

    Fredselfish, do games w Video Game History Foundation's long-awaited digital library will be available online next week
    @Fredselfish@lemmy.world avatar

    I would love a physical library near me. Or better a way to check things out through the mail. Like the old Netflix except with cool old magazines and such. I have a kindle but digital not the same and hate having to stare at a screen to read magazines. Cool none the less.

    Hideakikarate,

    While a physical mail in thing would be nice, it would likely add a ton of wear and tear to the objects with shipping and handling, assuming they even get sent back.

    Fredselfish,
    @Fredselfish@lemmy.world avatar

    Yeah I know assholes would ruin it for the rest of us. Be nice if we could have these in more places. Even if it was only view in the facility and not take home, it still be awesome to have physical access.

    Gradually_Adjusting, do games w Celeste studio cancels "2D explor-action game" Earthblade nearly four years after its announcement
    @Gradually_Adjusting@lemmy.world avatar

    Wishing them luck. I love all their work so far, I don’t mind games that size at all.

    clarinet_estimator, do games w Looks like Horizon's unannounced MMO has been quietly cancelled

    Good.

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