Dragon Age The Veilguard Game Doesn’t Let You Control Your Companions Directly – Saudi Gamer

BioWare provided many details about Dragon Age: The Veilguard in a recent interview with Edge magazine, streamed via Radar gamesespecially new details about the companions and their roles.

Director Corinne Bush explained:

We wanted it to feel like Rook, you really focus on what you did, we wanted the boys to feel in control of what they did. They make their own decisions.

The team tried to give you full control over your companions, but it was harmful in some ways, because of how difficult it was to control your character.

BioWare knows how difficult this may seem at first, but Bush noted:

In our testing and validation with players, we have found that they are more satisfying than ever, plus, you can still give instructions in combat, such as activate and combine different abilities from the ability wheel.

Preview released IGN For brief information on the graphics options in the game, and although a source told them that Dragon Age: The Veilguard will aim for 60 frames per second, an Electronic Arts spokesperson said that the game will have performance and resolution modes for select players. However, specific details about these methods will arrive later.