Do you want narrative in video games? Does speaking to each character in a specific city or place for 20 minutes every or extra sound like the way you’d need to spend a day? Then boy, does Bioware seemingly have a sport for you.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is the extremely anticipated return of the Dragon Age collection that’s been dormant since Dragon Age: Inquisition, which launched a full decade in the past.
The franchise has at all times been narrative centered however primarily based on how artistic director John Epler spoke concerning the sport in a current interview, it seems to be like The Veilguard might be chalk stuffed with extra storytelling than ever earlier than in a Dragon Age title.
Epler casually confirmed that The Veilguard has 700 characters who between all of them have 140,000 traces of dialogue, whereas talking about how Bioware actually put the time into ensuring the voice performing and the storytelling was pretty much as good because it might probably be.
“We began casting 5 years in the past. The staff, the expertise has been on for 5 years. It takes a very long time to document 700 characters, you already know – 80,000 traces or 140,000 traces with all of the Rooks. It simply takes time to make good.”
Supply – [GamesRadar]
