I personally thought it was a really strong game. I thought it was just BioWare being more BioWare.

BioWare is a “two movies, one screen” situation. A lot of their fans are tumblr degenerates who only care about gay ships and turning every character queer. For them, Veilguard was the best game yet. Based on sales, however, the majority of original BioWare fans were there for the gameplay and storytelling, both of which went massively downhill after Origins and Mass Effect 2. The company made their choice to cater to the activist crowd instead of the old school rpg fans, and rest is history.

If some empty headed VA claiming to be a longtime fan is somehow confused about why transgender Dragon Age flopped, then she never liked the series for the right reasons in the first place.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is painfully woke, especially when you get beyond act one, but it gets the gameplay and storytelling elements right enough for a lot of people. If the game dialed up the woke while everything else declined in quality, you’d see a lot of feminists “confused” as to why it failed - because they’re only looking for woke elements and then conflating them with success.

I personally thought it was a really strong game. I thought it was just BioWare being more BioWare.

BioWare is a “two movies, one screen” situation. A lot of their fans are tumblr degenerates who only care about gay ships and turning every character queer. For them, Veilguard was the best game yet. Based on sales, however, the majority of original BioWare fans were there for the gameplay and storytelling, both of which went massively downhill after Origins and Mass Effect 2. The company made their choice to cater to the activist crowd instead of the old school rpg fans, and rest is history. If some empty headed VA claiming to be a longtime fan is somehow confused about why transgender Dragon Age flopped, then she never liked the series for the right reasons in the first place.