Veilguard looks like it does well in some areas that are important but have little to do with the actual gameplay:
No DRM
Great scalability and an incredibly wide choice of settings in graphics and UX
Looks good
Runs without stuttering
From first impressions it seems like an actually finished product for once, but we’ll see about the bugs.
So on one hand I want Veilguard to sell well so bean counters can maybe draw some conclusions, on the other hand it’s still EA and writing appears to be even more uninspired than ME:Andromeda.
Tried it but had to stop because of horrendous audio tearing and audio de-sync problems. Judging by Steam, Reddit and EA support posts many people have them. Ugh.
Veilguard looks like it does well in some areas that are important but have little to do with the actual gameplay:
So on one hand I want Veilguard to sell well so bean counters can maybe draw some conclusions, on the other hand it’s still EA and writing appears to be even more uninspired than ME:Andromeda.
Execs never draw proper conclusions.
If this sells well, they’ll believe they can save a lot of money by not properly animating faces or something equally awful.
I saw some steam reviews and looks like the game crashs a bunch and you can’t change some important hotkeys like the movements one.
Tried it but had to stop because of horrendous audio tearing and audio de-sync problems. Judging by Steam, Reddit and EA support posts many people have them. Ugh.