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Many fans expressed disappointment, with some sarcastically lamenting that Dragon Age was no longer Dragon Age. One viewer noted the frustration of being forced to watch a two-minute ad for a mobile game before the trailer, symbolizing a perceived shift away from genuine storytelling.
A Culture Clash: Studio Decisions and Community Sentiments
The controversy deepened as fans scrutinized the game's development team, particularly its director, whose social media presence revealed a commitment to social causes and progressive activism. His bio featured trans flags, Black Lives Matter hashtags, and overt statements about identity and politics. This generated suspicion among fans who feared that Dragon Age: The Veilguard would prioritize ideological messaging over gameplay quality.