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r/pcmasterrace • u/TheocraticAtheist • 8h ago
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127 u/Academic-Push326 8h ago The comic finally comes true. This thing is like 20-25 years old at this point. KotOR was the last of golden Bioware. 140 u/Alucard-VS-Artorias RTX 5090 FE | R7 9800X3D | 2TB 9100 PRO G5 | 64GB DDR5 8h ago Last golden Bioware game was original Dragon Age. Even Mass Effect 2 had some EA taint. 76 u/TwoArmedMan15 8h ago 100% this! Dragon Age Origins (DAO) was the last classic Bioware game. It was all downward from there. Even though EA acquired Bioware before the release of DAO, the majority of DAO's production was done before the EA acquisition.
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The comic finally comes true. This thing is like 20-25 years old at this point.
KotOR was the last of golden Bioware.
140 u/Alucard-VS-Artorias RTX 5090 FE | R7 9800X3D | 2TB 9100 PRO G5 | 64GB DDR5 8h ago Last golden Bioware game was original Dragon Age. Even Mass Effect 2 had some EA taint. 76 u/TwoArmedMan15 8h ago 100% this! Dragon Age Origins (DAO) was the last classic Bioware game. It was all downward from there. Even though EA acquired Bioware before the release of DAO, the majority of DAO's production was done before the EA acquisition.
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Last golden Bioware game was original Dragon Age.
Even Mass Effect 2 had some EA taint.
76 u/TwoArmedMan15 8h ago 100% this! Dragon Age Origins (DAO) was the last classic Bioware game. It was all downward from there. Even though EA acquired Bioware before the release of DAO, the majority of DAO's production was done before the EA acquisition.
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100% this! Dragon Age Origins (DAO) was the last classic Bioware game. It was all downward from there. Even though EA acquired Bioware before the release of DAO, the majority of DAO's production was done before the EA acquisition.
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