Amy Harrington

I want to give this three different ratings. 1.5/5 as a Dragon Age Game. 2.5/5 if it was an 18+ RPG not part of the DA franchise and a 3.5/5 if it were a YA action-adventure game with RPG elements, not part of the DA franchise. The character creator is amazing, and the game is very easy to play. However, it's a far cry from previous installments, which were dark fantasy stories involving politics and religion which carried over from one game to the next. The writing leaves a lot to be desired, and I hope you like the Valley girl accent, because you will hear it a lot. I got bored halfway through as all the fights are the same, and the quests all follow the same pattern. Character arc? Never heard of her! It's definitely a game you will play once and then forget about because there is nothing worth remembering. Although, if it's free, it's a nice distraction I guess. There are plenty of legitimate criticisms of the game, but I do encourage you to play and find out for yourself instead of being swayed by other people's reviews. Take any 5 or 1 star reviews with a pinch of salt, as the game has both been review bombed and the target of toxic positivity. I don't want to spoil anything here, so I haven't gone into detail. But trust me when I say that it's fun to play, but it could easily be titled Dragon Age: Avengers.

I actually wanted to give this a 4 but I am adding a star to offset the weird and media illiterate comments. It's visually stunning and the acting is good. However, the pacing is off, it's long and the narrative is not very coherent. I actually fell asleep for about 2 minutes, and apparently missed a critical scene (it was late).

I found I couldn't watch this in 2021 after recent events in the USA. This show is biased in the way it tries to justify the murder. ''They were just having a bad day'' or ''it was the victims fault for provoking the murderer''. It's ironic because this documentary is doing the exact thing it's supposed to be exposing. I mean I guess it is worth a watch but just be mindful that it is biased