Former Dragon Age lead writer David Gaider believes that Dragon Age wasn't "a good match" for EA, and that it never knew what to do with the series.

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David Gaider, creator of Dragon Age and lead writer on the series' previous installments, has praised BioWare's reveal of new game Dragon Age: The Veilguard - the first title in the series he will ...

Here’s how it works. "I imagine everyone would expect me to say Dragon Age, but that'd be a terrible idea," Gaider said on Twitter. "I want to see a David Lynch-style (on acid) Disco Elysium.

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Recently, David Gaider, one of the creators of Dragon Age, weighed in on the discussion. Gaider hasn’t been with BioWare since 2016, but there also hasn’t been a Dragon Age game since then.

David Gaider, who helped create BioWare’s hit RPG series Dragon Age, thinks using AI for quest writing is a waste of time – and for good reason. Gaider made the comments on Twitter (thanks ...

Anyway, long-time Dragon Age stalwart and the creator of a lot of Thedas' lore David Gaider has offered his view on the kind of lessons that EA appears to be taking from Veilguard's fate in a ...

David Gaider, who was a narrative lead for Dragon Age before leaving BioWare in 2016, said in a recent Twitter thread that writers at the developer became "quietly resented" and were seen as an ...