Dragon Age: Veilguard releases with over 60k concurrent players on Steam, biggest release from Bioware, and 'Mixed Reviews'
- Thread starter John Elden Ring
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It's most likely done over 65000 with other platforms combined.If that's the case then
I don't know who the fuck this game is made for. If there are genuinely 65000 people that want to play a game with top surgery scars in a character creator and a lecture on how to apologise to non-binary people in a fantasy game then I'll never spend a penny on gaming again.
This will be my breaking point.
Seems like you've reached your breaking point.
What are your next steps?
I'm going to start walking and reading more, not at the same time, and pick up a new hobby. There's a range near me so I'll probably start shooting.
So i ve checked the ending and it was bad
Ending : the grey warden gets wiped out
Seems like game director know everyone wants to be grey warden so he decided to wipe them out, destroying any remaining hope left.
He wants to rewrite entire lore. Clean slate. The next dragon game after this ( if theres any) will be entirely diferent game. It will be dragon age in name only.
Seems like game director know everyone wants to be grey warden so he decided to wipe them out, destroying any remaining hope left.
He wants to rewrite entire lore. Clean slate. The next dragon game after this ( if theres any) will be entirely diferent game. It will be dragon age in name only.
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The least you can do is not insult people.
The least you can do is not a be cunt and spoiler tag the ending. There is a member here playing it and also active in threads regarding the game here.
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How far did you walk today, and what have you been reading, since you retired from gaming?
Today has just started for me but I'm off on a short 8 mile walk to break back into it and Sapiens.
3 days later it's below the 15 month-old Baldur's Gate 3.
At best, this sold like 600k copies on Steam. I'm not sure how much more it sold on the PS5. Even if it was twice as much, we're looking at 1.8 million copies total at most and perhaps a lot less.
Even taking this best-case scenario, 1.8 million copies at $60 each means $108M revenue pre-distribution. After 30% distribution it's $75.6M. Perhaps a bit more if a substantial amount of people bought the game through the EA/Origin app, but I honestly doubt they did.
After 10 years in dev hell, this thing cost a whole lot more than $75M to make. It probably cost twice as much.
Unless EA will be willing to torch money like a flamethrower in a library to keep up the façade of telling everyone this game is a massive success (which costs further money to pay up all the gaming journalists), I don't see Bioware surviving this.
At best, this sold like 600k copies on Steam. I'm not sure how much more it sold on the PS5. Even if it was twice as much, we're looking at 1.8 million copies total at most and perhaps a lot less.
Even taking this best-case scenario, 1.8 million copies at $60 each means $108M revenue pre-distribution. After 30% distribution it's $75.6M. Perhaps a bit more if a substantial amount of people bought the game through the EA/Origin app, but I honestly doubt they did.
After 10 years in dev hell, this thing cost a whole lot more than $75M to make. It probably cost twice as much.
Unless EA will be willing to torch money like a flamethrower in a library to keep up the façade of telling everyone this game is a massive success (which costs further money to pay up all the gaming journalists), I don't see Bioware surviving this.
