I mean, now you're just arguing in bad faith. The first three episodes had a grand total of three scenes. The first release was about one and a half years ago, so that's now six episodes released within that span of time.
I really enjoyed Origins, but I gave up on that franchise with Dragon Age 2. I don't even remember what I disliked, maybe it was just that forgettable. Never saw the point in trying the rest.
You're right, I did exaggerate. I discovered the game shortly before chapter 4 released. So my experience was seeing things heat up nicely. Visually. And seeing the updates take longer. Which I'm not criticizing.
DA 2 had less strategic combat and the whole game took place inside one city. It was quite a departure from the first. Some people liked it, some didn't. I didn't. Inquisition felt more like Origins, or a fusion of the two at least, and was solid.
I didnt have any expectations for the games you guys mentioned because i was too young when they came out / wasnt fluent in english. My love for the genre started in the pandemic with fallout nv and the remastered mass effect trilogy, so they were really enjoyable as a person who went in blind (if you dont count the memes + their general reputation in rpg spaces). And as a person who dont mind playing older looking games i have a huge catalog like that to go through in case i want it + can afford not to even be bothered with mediocre games like veilguard especially i saw angryjoes review for it. Rn i started dark messiah of might and magic from arkane studios after recently finishing witcher 3
The gaming world has had to lower their expectations to the ground and they're still not being met. It's tragic. Tragic like me playing Gothic 2 while you call The Witcher 3 old looking lol. I've actually heard great things about the whole Mass Effect trilogy, I didn't know 3 disappointed people. I know Andromeda did though.
