If the next Dragon Age will require to be always-online then I won’t buy it just as I didn’t Diablo 3 nor do I plan Anthem. I hate the idea that a game you’re supposed to have bought can be turned off in a foreign nation by a button on a server in a few years, and as such you don’t truly own it, nor can you decide to…

I played it, I like the game but it has some bugs and quirks.

Well, just notify me if I could as a Hungarian via internet also join the campaign. It sounds fun, love the mystery/secrecy spin with the Poirot/Sherlock angle.

Is per chance the actual murderer of that char also part of the party?

This isn’t right, he himself was not hacking.

“Modern Germany was founded by the Nazi regime and did unimaginably horrible things and it has no right to exist.”

Really? If I had to compare the Bioshock idea of Rapture to something it wouldn’t be the Jews, but the Nazis who lost WW2 and then fled to South America to start anew.

“...as depressing as it is to play...”

a. they replaced anime-style with realistic-style

As long players aren’t forced to play multiplayer and be always online, or use servers then it’s fine.

Art is relative, there will always be people who hate what others love.

Don’t compare console games and publisher to a PC market for various developers and publishers.

Who decides what ‘basic standards’ or ‘human decency’ is? Which norms of which culture or religion are these based, decided upon?

Agreed, let’s not even talk of the millions of Byzantophile fans for whom Paradox even made it possible in HoI4 to restore Byzantium.

This thread should be directly linked together with the one discussing HoI4 mods

So many words wasted on fantasy, alt-history scenarios of Paradox games.

‘gamer girl’ is not an insult

You just made me want to play this game only to start pickaxe fights, probably many others actually will do that if they already own the game.

Nintendo is famous for hunting down fan content, mods, and other things not approved and sold under the Nintendo logo. I wouldn’t be surprised if this is an intentional result of updates.

“I had to figure out the a numeric value for exactly how difficult it would be for a ranger to use her lockpicks in order to unlock a 1,000+ year old door with a completely separate kind of lock than the ones she was used to. It was, in a word, hard.” I say about DC 27, if you’re the GM then just pick a number and…