The choice is yours.
Additionally, the RPG will offer up an Unbound option that lets players craft their own difficulty setting.
Keeper is intriguing because it’s about “party composition and equipment choices over reaction times.”
Meanwhile, Adventurer means getting a handle on all three.
Last but not least, Underdog seems to equate to a traditional hard mode.
Unbound is where players can go to tinker with everything to create their personal difficulty mode.
However, BioWare recommends one of the five configs above for first-time players in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.
The developer also notes that there are combat options to tinker with even after choosing difficulty.
For example, enemy aggressiveness and aim assist can be altered in the RPG.
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It’s the first new mainline entry in the RPG series since Dragon Age Inquisition in 2014.
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