I'm haunted by the decline and fall of Dragon Age, and can't help but wonder how it came to this
Dragon Age's decline highlighted by Veilguard's failure, with BioWare focusing on Mass Effect 5.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard struggled significantly, as it missed its sales projections by nearly half, leading to comments from EA about its underperformance. As BioWare decided to restructure around Mass Effect 5, it signaled a grave future for Dragon Age, with no new updates or DLCs planned for The Veilguard.
Veilguard's development was tumultuous, with project reboots and key team members leaving, culminating in the disbandment of its development team. The conversion of the game into a Marvel-style action-RPG diverged significantly from the original Dragon Age identity, alienating fans who cherished its complex, mature roots.
The decision to focus on Mass Effect suggests little hope for a new major Dragon Age entry soon, leaving fans reminiscent of the series' earlier glory. Given its current trajectory, Dragon Age's shift away from its original essence highlights a broader challenge that series face in maintaining identity and innovation under pressure to meet contemporary gaming standards.