Blast from the Past - How Jason Schreier Has Gotten It Right Before

Yo, stop doubling down like him. Stop. Please... no. For your own mental health... stop.

DAI has the second best interpretations that I've seen in media. The Dragon age series as a whole is awesome for that reason.

No, DAI only skirted the lines but never fully "went there". The Witcher 3 never showed any actual rape but it was heavily implied at times. When walking around the lands in TW3, I get the feeling that this place isn't safe and that I should have a bit of dread because that is the world that Geralt lives in, a world full of war, constant war. In war, it isn't the soldiers who fight who feel the repercussions, but the citizens of the lands and you really see that and experience that in TW3. The way it is done in DAI is comparable to how your parents you put their hands over your eyes in the movie theater whenever a sex scene would come up. A major example of this is the treatment of elves. In DAO, you really get to see how poorly elves were treated, hell, you can even participate in this bad behavior by even selling off elves into slavery or allowing your elf relative to be raped by human men. By the time we get to DAI, it is implied that elves have it bad in Thedas, but the game does not allow you to see it or experience it the same way we did with the Warden back in 2009. 

Also, TW3 also had LGBT characters. No, you couldn't play as one nor could you romance one, but they were there. Take the Mislav character for example  or the cross dressing elf. It is just that Bioware presents them in a idealistic "this is how it would be if the world was perfect" perspective whole CDPR presents them in a realistic "this is how it really is". Neither is right or wrong, but they just take on different delivery.

Also, I would argue that the DAI world is "cartoonishly" with its bright colors and flashy colors during combat compared to the rust/realistic tone/look of TW3. 

I mean, we can argue on this all night but the matter is, TW3 is generally seen as a game that isn't afraid to appeal to an adults audience and present many themes in a way that is meant for adults whereas Bioware likes to make their stories and games "friendly" and not offensive. 

 Skirted? Don't give me that. The Dragon Age Inquisition has fully explored all aspects of religion the good (Cassandra) and the bad. To be honest, DAI was exploring different themes like Religion, Identity and having faith in bad times. They showed that to fit their story and world around it and there was some doubt of people accepting an Dalish Elf as the Herald of Andraste. The world is NOT perfect considering the issues Dorian had with his father. I don't care what the general perception is. Those people were wrong then and they are wrong now. Bioware just does their stories differently, far from the "realistic" (I'm beginning to hate that word) worlds such as the Witcher.

looks can be decieving.

The current Bioware has a tendency to not want to offend anyone, while at the same time, include everyone.  Those two ideals don't mesh - and it results in writing that comes across as forced and unrealistic.

I'm sorry you're so angry.

I'll pray for you before I turn in.

Also, you're blocked so I won't get as angry as you.

A song of hope after a devestating loss is a Disney moment?

apparently. All i know is it saved my.life.

Both those songs are wretched.

Sorry, this thread went way past "Jason was right" and way into Suko and Star Child are right" territory really quickly. Anyway, neither bothered to see that before Jason cited evidence and sources, and now he hasn't at all. Instead blindly following along/typing out Jason's multi-account response to fuel his ego.

Nice work ignoring evidence! Trump would be proud!