A random YouTube video I saw the other day kinda gels with my experience: team composition is both the most important thing ever and doesn't matter at all. You'll get people who pin, pay attention, and contribute. You'll get people who will gladly spend the whole round dying to 1 boss needlessly.

Arts grants from the Canadian government paid for portions of Trailer Park Boys for a lot longer than I think a lot of suits at the CBC would have liked.

It's way better than it was at launch but the PC version has always been more solid, give or take your GPU situation. With Phantom Liberty or without (preferably with) It's a lot of game. The writing and themes are pretty good. Lots of nice performances. Fun to play. I say yes.

It looks really good. I wanna play through the first two Pillars titles first and February is silly as-is. But I do want it.

He was definitely my Hero of Ferelden's bud. Even this many years on from Origins he's a staple in all my parties.

Regrettably, my latest world state for Inquisition is going to place him at the center of a terrible dilemma.
Guess what I'm saying is I appreciate the work you and all the writers did

I was waiting for this to pop back on sale, dope

I call my cat Homunculus sometimes

There are literally dozens of us!

I'm jealous (and a console peasant) I hope it comes to PS5 when that rumored timed exclusivity runs out.

Me when I restart the series from Origins.

"It's gonna be different this time."

Mage Warden, elf, romance Morrigan.

"Well, surely Dragon Age 2 will be different."

Mage Hawke, romances Anders.

"Inqui--"

Cue Solas just existing.

Shit, you don't look a day over twelve.

I suspect these are on the decline because AI would absolutely butcher them and therefore it's too much work for lazy people.

Sometimes when I do find a modern text walkthrough it sounds like the verbiage has been put through a food processor.

But I miss them too.

I'd be down to watch this for sure.

I'm here for the candid Veilguard ciphers, mostly.

But I'm an Edmontonian. I cheer on Bioware.

Literally grifting the life force from his own body.