Dragon Age: The Veilguard Has A “No Death” Setting

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Dragon Age: The Veilguard Has A “No ******” Setting

BioWare’s upcoming fantasy RPG, Dragon Age: The Veilguard, has a lot of changes to the way combat works, and one of them is a “no ******” setting that allows players to avoid having their character **** mid-combat.

“[None of the difficulty settings] are a cheat,” game director Corrine Busche recently explained (via

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). “It’s an option to make sure players of all abilities can show up.”

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The game includes four difficulty settings: Storyteller, Adventurer, Nightmare, and Unbound. Nightmare offers an intense challenge, and once you select that mode, it’s permanent, unlike the other difficulty options. Meanwhile, Unbound exists as a customizable mode where players can tweak specific aspects of combat, like the amount of damage done to enemies and the amount of damage received by them.

Unbound also allows players to adjust how much help is given by the game’s waypoints, adjust timing to increase or decrease the difficulty of parrying an ****** during combat, and tweak the intensity of the game’s aim-assist. There’s even an “auto-aim” option.

Unbound mode is also where players will find the option to turn off ****** entirely. Busche says the game also includes more standard accessibility settings, though she did not go into detail on what specific settings are available. But regardless, fans who have physical disabilities (or perhaps don’t wish to be pulled out of the game’s immersion every time its hero drops *****) will likely be pleased to know that BioWare has created the game’s combat system in a manner that is meant to be inclusive for players of all abilities and skill-levels.

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