“It is very important to us that [the system] is built into the client. You can play this game entirely offline. No connection, you don’t have to link to your EA accounts. That’s been a really big request,” said Busche (transcribed by PC Gamer).
This is also in line with a statement to IGN, where she confirmed that there wouldn’t be any microtransactions or battle passes. “You don’t have to connect online. Our focus is on making this the most complete single-player game we possibly can.” It means you can’t carry over decisions from previous titles, though there will be options when creating a character to customize the world state.
Dragon Age: The Vanguard launches this Fall for Xbox Series X/S, PS5 and PC – check out the extended gameplay reveal, featuring an early portion of the game. Despite not featuring too much Ability Wheel usage, the development team discussed chaining abilities, issuing orders to teammates and an extensive skill tree. Head here for even more details the character customization, which includes adjusting the parry window for some Specializations.
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