Dragon Age The Veilguard Criticism Thread (formerly Skepticism Thread) [Spoilers]

So, the team are meant to be in disguise, yet whilst the majority of the attendees have their faces covered, you and your team are walking around with your faces on view. This is daft from two perspectives. Firstly, you stick out like a sore thumb that you are not one of them. Secondly, likely your faces are known to some of their cult by now, so someone ought to recognise you. How ridiculous can the writers and designers be? Could they not at least make you wear a hood for that mission? (Even if you normally have headwear toggled off). Come on, let's at least have a bit of genuine role playing. It's a far cry from the old BG2 days when you actually had to infiltrate a Drow city magically transformed to look like a drow, had gear that was drow and you had to be careful to behave like a drow. Now they just put you in an outfit that looks vaguely like you belong and that is it.   The mission became even more absurd when someone challenges you but Rook's only response is "er, um", so Neve steps in and pulls the whole "I'm a Magister, do as I say", shtick.   And the guard just goes "Okay" and that is it.    I thought the security at the Conclave was bad.   These cultists are so incompetent they deserve to be taken down.   

I say this as someone whose task at a function held by my company which had an open bar was to ensure no one got in who hadn't been invited.   I had sent out the invitations so I just memorized the guest list and then checked the name badges on the door.   It was that simple.   Oh and in case you were wondering, there were at least a hundred on that guest list.   Okay, so I have something of a photographic memory but that is why they used me for the task.      Tevinter has a floating security system with strobe lights that focuses on anyone they think shouldn't be there and yet these Vints can't come up with a simple magical system for detecting infiltrators who are walking around with their faces on show?   Give me a break. 

Isabella is sending, that an apology can't even be sincere unless you physically flagellate yourself over it?

Isabella is sending, that an apology can't even be sincere unless you physically flagellate yourself over it?