ELGAR'NAN TRIGGERS AN ECLIPSE (scene starting the game finale) - Dragon Age The Veilguard

[@MrHarindrakvidya]

final mission begins...

[@garjian0]

Somehow, with constant, unnecessary cuts and blocking the view with a dragon for some reason, they've managed to make a god moving a planet boring. So much so that the music feels overboard.

[@BunnyHoper7]

I mean, Lusacan is an expression of Elgar'nans power, essentially an extension of himself, so of course it's there, it makes him look grander imo. The reason why Elgar'nan wasn't the cool villain he could have been doesn't relate to this scene.

[@swagdaddy8298]

What i don't get it is what's the purpose of unleashing the full might of the blight upon the world?

[@BunnyHoper7]

@@swagdaddy8298 After having used it in desperation against Solas, the Evanuris started seeing it as just a source of power for themselves. Their power is rather shackled in the Veiled world too, so in their mind tapping into the blight is the only way to build the kind of grand empire they had before, but that's not all it is. Even though, originally it may have been borne from desperation, after they first got a taste of the blight, they just wanted more. Whether that's a corrupting effect from the blight, mere power lust, or a combination of both, who can say?

[@swagdaddy8298]

@@BunnyHoper7 okay now i'm curious, they could control the blight but Elgar'nan said something about the blight is still untamable. Does that mean it can go out of control? Imagine the very darkspawn they enslaved turn against them lol

[@BunnyHoper7]

@@swagdaddy8298 LOL the darkspawn are not the issue. Maybe just play the game.