Do we get a physical disc for Dreadwolf?

Sell us USB sticks with the game on it. It'd be like a pseudo cartridge

odd numbers since i was under the impression that the discless ps5 wasn't selling.

It's not odd at all when you consider that figure counts BOTH mobile games, which are obviously all digital, and PC games which are almost all digital. Remove those 2 demographics from that figure and I'd wager most console sales are still physical copies, probably. Maybe.

Console audiences are a bit different to both the PC and mobile audiences.

I agree, I would like to see a better breakdown for that 90% sales number only for if I recall EA claimed that 70% of its sales was digital and that included things like DLC and mobile titles.  The problem with digital only is that I think even in the US that a lot of people don't have the internet to properly support going all digital.  Personally I was in an older part of the city I live in and it would take two days or more to download a game.  Now that infrasture has been updated it only takes 45min, but for some people it isn't a realistic choice.

At least with games not connected to any important servers (like Origins,2, or even MELE) when it comes a time where Steam/Origin/GOG try to remove it you'll be able to just pirate a version with all the DLC (guilt free) so I'm less concerned about physical for PC. But Inquisition without the Keep is stuck in one world state.

Console players are doubley screwed once the console store goes down no access to new games for you, at least with a disk you'd have the basegame, Origins Ultimate Edition's disc means even now I can lend a friend the game and all the DLC (except return to ostagar, nice one EA) without any server needed. Discs are future proofing, which we can see recently is not something game companies care about.

Yeah, but badly. Lot of import mistakes between dao and da2. The mass effect trilogy had problems too.

I hope they make an offline application version of the keep when they retire the site, but for future games perhaps they should just give you the option of setting the world state, or taking the default, in the game itself when you click New Game. Then there's no need to pay for an internet server and no need for a buggy import system.

You are probably correct. It is a while since I played it but thinking about it, perhaps that is what happened. In which case, that was definitely changed in DAI because of the Keep. On the face of it, that was better because of the bugs that cropped up with copying over world states from DA2 (not recognising my Zevran romance is the one that immediately springs to mind) but it did mean you had to be able to log on to the Keep to get your world state.

Incidentally, the Keep had its issues with how it recorded your world state from DAI. On finishing my Dorian romance run through, I discovered it hadn't recorded this correctly in that world state so I had to do this manually, although I think they may have fixed the problem causing this now. I have also previously noted how saying you did not support Anders in the Keep (because it showed an exploding Chantry so I thought it referred to that) made it sound as though my Hawke thought fighting for mage freedom was a hopeless endeavour in the dialogue. I supported his aim, just not his method of achieving it. So, I tried changing it in the Keep and got dialogue that more closely reflected my sentiments.

This has made me wary of how decisions recorded in the Keep for DAI may be translated into dialogue in DA:D. I am particularly thinking about that decision over Solas in Trespasser and the way it is phrased in the Keep, together with other aspects of our relationship to him in the main game. There are so many permutations of how the Inquisitor may have viewed him that I hope it isn't simply reduced down to love/like him = saving Solas takes precedence in their thinking, hate = putting the world and its inhabitants first.