Just reached a part in Veilguard where we're getting some serious lore dumps. Answers to questions I've had since the very first game. This is what we waited all these years for. It was worth it. A strong sentiment in literary anlysis that seems to be popular - and that I agree with more often than not - is that …
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Just reached a part in Veilguard where we're getting some serious lore dumps. Answers to questions I've had since the very first game. This is what we waited all these years for. It was worth it. A strong sentiment in literary anlysis that seems to be popular - and that I agree with more often than not - is that it's better to leave mysteries unanswered because our minds' imaginations will always do a better job answering these questions than writers can. For once, it feels like that's not entirely the case. I'm enthralled by the answers. I'll be chewing on them for a while. Just like I'll be chewing on this game for a while.
I tend to share updates on games, but I haven't had as many thoughts I've wanted to write down as with Veilguard. Truly, the last time I kept what could be considered some kind of journal is when I played Mass Effect 3. That says something.
Also I started out being really irritated by the dialogue of Taash, and now, I love it. Now that I've gotten over that jarred feeling, I cannot get enough of them. Again, it may be premature, but I think right now, Taash is my favorite BioWare character. Sorry, Garrus. It's been fun, but my tall chiseled champion awaits me.
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