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The latest entry in the fantasy role-playing franchise "Dragon Age" allows players to make their character trans-identifying and features a scene where one character is forced to atone for “misgendering” someone by performing a series of push-ups.
“Dragon Age: The Veilguard” is the fourth installment in a video game franchise released by Electronic Arts that started in 2009 with the release of “Dragon Age: Origins.”
One of the game’s developers, BioWare, announced the launch of the latest chapter in the "Dragon Age" series on Halloween, explaining that they "cannot wait to see the deeply personalized characters you’ll create, the inventive ways you’ll combat your foes, and the decisions you’ll make that shape your adventure.”
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“Dragon Age: The Veilguard” is the fourth installment in a video game franchise released by Electronic Arts that started in 2009 with the release of “Dragon Age: Origins.”
One of the game’s developers, BioWare, announced the launch of the latest chapter in the "Dragon Age" series on Halloween, explaining that they "cannot wait to see the deeply personalized characters you’ll create, the inventive ways you’ll combat your foes, and the decisions you’ll make that shape your adventure.”
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'Dragon Age' game shows character apologizing, being punished for 'misgendering'
The latest entry in the fantasy role-playing franchise Dragon Age allows players to make their character trans-identifying and features a scene where one character is forced to atone for misgendering
