the warden fighting off the calling for decades because they’re so desperate to find a cure and meeting rook after being MIA for AGES looking blighted af is so origins core i had to put my head in my hands. that is the coolest concept idea ever i can’t believe they vetoed it
"The Hero of Ferelden has been putting off "The Calling". The Blight takes more each year, but there's still too much to do on the surface."
I AM CRYING?
sometimes i think about how a mage warden and alistair grew up so close together and probably both looked out at lake calenhad miserable at the same time and i want to throw up
guys come on can you please read a few DA wiki articles before coming into my mentions and insisting andrastianism isn't important in northern thedas lmao
No, dragon age fandom, I’m not going to read a book or comic for lore when something like that could have been established in the game through a brief journal entry or dialogue with someone
oh no all of the chats with the companions at the lighthouse after weisshaupt… this… this is where i have to not think about dialogue or therapy speak
‘honesty is good work’
‘thanks for listening’
‘that’s what i’m here for’ - is that what you’re there for, rook? IS IT?????
“coffee was said 400 times in veilguard & not once in previous games” can be an insanely unserious observation if you examine it in a vacuum, but at one point we must have the conversation about how repetitive some of the dialogue was and how that drags it down massively
if the dragon age games, the main conduit though which like 95% of people experience the narrative, don't establish the characters as full people, then they've failed as stories. you can't come in here with this MCU ass excuse. "read the comics!" no!! that's not how this works.