Check the Steam achievements. Compare the first achievement with the last. The first should tell you the number of people who bothered to boot the game just once (close to 90k in total) and the second should tell you the number of people who played it to completion. Normal games have an average of like 60 to 80% for the first and like 10% tops for the second.
If you write characters you have to let them be themselves and if you write strong characters that start to live and breathe that even changes your design for the plot as you work through it as it is unthinkable for such a character to behave in the way you desire, unless you nix the characters and force them into your plot and destroy their character. That is when you make the whole project retarded. Bioware have not just done this with characters but factions and the lore. I mean they turned Quinaris from noble Muslims you don't understand who would willingly die if they thought they commited a crime, even though they couldn't remember it, into a faction that tolerates trannies whining about gender identity. The whole thing would have made more sense in the original lore if the Tranny Quinari was bitchslapped by it's father and then honor killed, or you could stop it if you wanted to meddle in their culture.
"What's wrong with him?"
If Skyrim was released today, you would be utterly shamed for even thinking of siding with the Nords and there would be no civil war at all."What's wrong with him?"
"HIM? Watch your tongue! You are speaking to Ulfrica Stormcloak, the true High Queen!"
Veilguard is too woke even for the Troon Gamer. The game flopped so hard wokes themselves turned on it.
So they're upset because there ISN'T racism against their elf characters?
Generally the wokes and leftists hate even fictional/fantasy racism. So it's quite novel that they started to miss anti-elven racism.
Lydia knows how to carry things.
He is indirectly used by the Thalmor.
*Gesticulates aggresively.*
Haelga in Riften.
The Planescape campaign setting box set from 1994 notes that "Tieflings can be of any alignment save lawful good.", although the Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix I released that same year limits tieflings to non-good alignments.Haer'Dalis was a tiefling, meaning he was evil masquerading as neutral.
Looks like you can if you annoy the Grey Wardens HR department enough.You can't refuse the Joining *only after* knowing what actually the Joining is.
Guess they realized it's hard to complain about things when they have no "victims" to align themselves with, so they're only left with the option of complaining about a lack of things to complain about.
