I've moved on from caring about DA:I and thinking the ways to improve it, yes. But I do remember the bitter feeling of being not heard by Bioware. I do remember the bitter rage because of fangirl assaults in my threads, the ones made of being incapable to understand my POV.
Be positive, people. Love symbolism.
So, Ylvis (guys made 'What does the fox say') and a new clip, let's say. 'about all this Dragon Age: Inquisition business'.
Not trying to be rude or anything, just genuinely confused. What did the clip have to do with Dragon age? Like they grabbed too much or tried to do the popular thing and lost their fans? Not sure what you are trying to say.
Not trying to be rude or anything, just genuinely confused. What did the clip have to do with Dragon age? Like they grabbed too much or tried to do the popular thing and lost their fans? Not sure what you are trying to say.
That, and more.
It's all in there.
Everything can be going to hell, but even then we can smile and be positive. Bam-bam-bam-pah.
I dig that guy's hat. I can see the Chantry of the future issuing those to its clerics.
No disagreement here, whatever the reasons the symbology fits and its worth a chuckle. For a corporation similar behavior is more than likely at several layers of management and when they don't agree it may seem like a biblical story with its tower falling; although with Bioware too much communication may have fouled the process.
While its true you can't please everyone, history shows that you can go a long way if you can agree on just a few critical items for good or very bad.
Thanks
I dig that guy's hat. I can see the Chantry of the future issuing those to its clerics.
I want to make that hat in plaidweave, just for Viv! 
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