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[lyjack-86]

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[goatanarchy]

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[angerydome]

I told a friend to keep an eye on their banks/cards because people are getting caught up in that recent data breach, and their response was,

“This is all capitalism’s fault.”

And I … err … is it??

[lizzybeeee]

DATV is overly reliant on Supplemental Media - especially if you are a returning player

TL;DR: Supplemental material should not be required reading in order to understand what's going on in the main game -> it's additional material that enhances what we were given. If what we were given is lacking and unable to coherently tell us a story, then the writers and those in charge did not prioritize what was important.

Not a take that's unique to Dragon Age, but one that is very relevant when talking about DATV. I've made a few posts about plot/story points that either make no sense or have been dropped entirely in the lead up from DAI to DATV. Every now and then I get a few comments or messages about how certain points I made were addressed in supplemental material released in the lead up to this games release.

This isn't a call out post, by the way! But it's frustrating, to me, that this games writing is so lacking that my understanding is being inhibited because I can't remember details from a book I read two years ago - not to mention various podcasts, comics, and short stories. My understanding of a video game in a video game series should not be reliant on additional/optional content.

DATV is a weird game in that it is absolutely a 'soft/scorched earth' reboot while also marketing itself as a continuation to what was set up in Inquisition and Trespasser. Personally, I think that if you are up to number 4 in a game series, one with a continuous story-line, it should be expected that new players won't be able to catch up to everything -> it's the game developers job to make the world and story intriguing enough that the new players will go back to previous games in the series and fill in the blanks themselves.

Veilguard, as a sequel, is overly reliant on content that comes from outside the games themselves (including DLC's) if you want to make sense of the world and story. Trespasser left us with an epilogue that set up some plot points for the next game: Solas & the Veil, the Elven Rebellion, and War with the Qun - plot points that have been built up since the time of Origins. But when we get into DATV two of these points have been dropped and resolved, off-screen.

There are more questions, but these are the ones that bothered me the most while playing the game:

What happened to the Agents of Fen'harel/ Elven Rebellion? -> answered in a cursed reddit AMA.

What happened to the Qunari following Trespasser -> addressed in Tevinter Nights, and a codex entry you can pick up (optional).

Why is Skyhold infested with demons? -> mentioned in Tevinter Nights.

How did the Dalish go from worshiping their own pantheon to knowing they are false gods? (specifically those we meet in the Veil Jumpers) -> mentioned in the Missing comic series.

What's up with Nevarra's Royals? -> Tevinter Nights addresses that there is a power struggle in the Pentaghast family and the role of the Mortalitasi in making it worse - though it does not address the whole 'mage puppeting a corpse' issue and all the implications it has.

This is a video game series -> the bulk of the information required for me to understand the story and its relation to previous entries needs to be included in the final game version. I am playing a video game and not attending a uni class - I should not need to have a required reading list in order to understand what the fuck is going on. I should definitely not need to go onto a reddit AMA to understand what happened in-game, either.

What makes this stand out the most is that DAI was very successful in tying in previous games, DLC's, movies, and books! Inquisition did a great job in getting you up to speed on the events of the previous games early on, providing personalization if you played those games, and giving the player the opportunity to inquire into these events.

Hiding away the answers in additional material or a codex entry that may be missed is not good game design or good writing. DAI didn't assume that you had bought and played the Legacy DLC -> it made certain you experienced the conversation with Varric and Hawke if you wanted to proceed in the game. It didn't hide away imperative information in codex entries - it had characters talk about it in scripted scenes and encourage the player to ask more. You would actively need to avoid interacting with characters for you to not experience this information in DAI.

Leliana talks about her role during the Blight, her calling by the Maker, and her relationship with Dorothea/Justinia -> DAO and Leliana's Song DLC.

Cullen talks about his time as a templar at Kinloch & Kirkwall -> DAO and DA2.

Cassandra speaks about her history, investigation into Hawke, and the Seekers -> Dawn of the Seeker movie, DA2, & Asunder novel.

Varric talks about Hawke, Kirkwall, and Corypheous -> DA2 and Legacy DLC.

Cole talks about how he discovered he was a 'demon' - it leads to further conversations about Rhys, Evangeline, and Lord-Seeker Lambert -> Asunder novel.

Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts -> the game literally continues what the Masked Empire novel sets up, the Orlesian Civil War. The game does a decent job of telling us about the players (Celene, Gaspard, Briala etc...) and the reasoning behind the conflict through dialogue, the ability to explore the battlefields, quests, ambient dialogue, etc... The book is not required reading - though it greatly adds to the complexity of the characters, motivations, and political intrigue!

I never once, playing DA2 or DAI, felt penalized or like my experience was lacking because I had not engaged with supplemental material or DLC's. I got into Dragon Age when I was in high school, it wasn't until I graduated and began working after that I had the disposable income available for experiencing the extra material. I cannot say that for DATV - If you have played Inquisition and go into DATV straight from that you will, absolutely, be confused about how we got from A to B.

Which is especially strange to me!? Why is it that new players will be less confused than those that are returning players? It's like the game is actively punishing you for playing and caring about previous games in the series.

Supplemental media is bought because the main product has earned your investment, love, or interest. Not everyone has the income available to buy it with their own money - especially if you live outside the US and have to pay additional shipping costs. Not everyone has the ability to buy or 'obtain' the digital versions either. My understanding of the main story of a video game in a video game series should not require additional monetary investment into other mediums.

The game itself should be enough and DATV is not enough.

[tboyblogger]

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[bloo-the-dragon]

For your mer DCA AU!

What is eclipse’s new situation like after the escape from the pirates? I know you said he works with a small fishing business, but where does he live? Does he have any friends? How did he get the job in the first place? What’s his new boss like?

(Sorry if this question is annoying)

After escaping it would be a few months before he'd manage to find a home of his own - aside from finding a new job, there'd be the process of getting himself officially recognised as a sentient robot (this is a world setting where sentient robots can have rights if they are able to prove they have free will/thought) and after that getting a bank account opened so he can start being paid for work.

The town he ends up at is a small fishing town and it has housing for the fishers who work there for low rent. After getting the job Eclipse was able to secure one of these houses close to the shore. I kinda imagine the area he lives at is similar looking to this:

[rotzaprachim]

I wish there was more focus in the food world/food media on general everyday healthy eating that isn’t body-focused or diet culturey. Just good vibes nutritious food for everyday. I think Melissa Clark is really good for this, along with a lot of actual cookbooks, but the current pop culture/food media scene is so saturated either with 3 ingredient no flour no sugar 200 calorie lose 20lb nowww videos or workout/training body dysmorphia stuff OR try our ooey gooeyest cheesiest Mac YET triple chocolate fudgey fried brownie clickbait and I just want to figure out what to do with half a head of broccoli or three kilograms of malanga

looking back I do wonder if a lot of *why* food media is like that isn’t some broad question of diet but instead social media programming - both extreme dieting and extremely indulgent comfort food are a kind of vicarious experience for most of the people clicking and it’s rage bait anyway. But it still sucks (esp as it shows another reason social media gamification can destroy a genre)

[isnotanoctopus]

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You see these guys? $20 for these guys. Look at them. Look at their big, blinking eyes. $20 for ur own big eyed blinking guy. I'll even size them down and crop 'em for better iconage, so you can have perfectly sized blinkies of your hoard of brain children.

Or maybe u want smth a big bigger? You want a lil guy that's a lil less little, a little more polished? I got those bigger guys too.

$30 for one of these big guys, that's right. Your own little-big-guy for the price of 3 tens via pay'd pal.

These big guys can hold a prop, a food, a weapon, a pet, you name it, I'll add it. You want a plain old human guy? I'll do it. You want a furry guy? You got it. You want your whole party painstakingly posed with their weapons and familiars ready to take on a TPK? I'll do it.

I can arrange for any guy, any where, any time. Just message me here or in the back alleys of discord at _calamari.

[creetch]

THEY TOOK HIS FUCKIN :P

[canonical-transformation]

Fischl would kill for a constellation name as gothic as Ignis Purgatorious

[nando161mando]

When corporate marketing conflicts with the actual corporate culture

[coffeewolfart]

Redid my commission sheets

[jinsoro]

"Go/wogle is legit cause when I look up stuff its always right!" Duh they give you mainly facts about useless things but when it comes down to information that matters to them, they'll twist it.

[flowerakatsuka]

i think it'd be funny if all of the side characters got new outfit designs in s4 while the sextuplets get nothing, they just get to stay in their crusty ass hoodies.

[sleepanonymous]

I've been flip-flopping about making a post about the recent drama or not. Even if you don't watch this full video, watch the first minute at least. Tank has said everything I want to say but 1000% better.

Also pspspsp US/CAN fans: look below the cut for a Teeth of God tour date leak.

No California dates is veeery interesting to me, because that Telegram Admin was supposedly from Los Angeles 👀 Actually I just realized there are no West Coast dates at all. Closest is Vegas for Sick New World and Phoenix. If that's the case though, they wouldn't return to Chicago either, because the last person who did dox III back in July/August is from Chicago.

Again, take these leaks with a grain of salt. I, on the other hand, have ended up taking over 2 weeks off work this April/May 😅

[tauforged]

had the chance to attempt some logo work for a really cool event thru work — my submission didn’t end up getting used, sadly, but i’m still insanely proud of how it all came out so i’m posting it cuz i did all this for free anyway LMAO