Dragon Age: Origins was initially intended as a standalone game, which is evident in various unresolved story elements. Former executive producer Mark Darrah notes that while the game was successful, the decision to continue the series created challenges in maintaining impactful player choices and narrative coherence. The series has evolved, with later iterations like Dragon Age: The Veilguard offering limited connections to its predecessors and focusing more on standalone storytelling rather than integrating player decisions from earlier titles into the ongoing series.
"Dragon Age: Origins originally was intended as a standalone game. You can see this, if you play Dragon Age: Origins, knowing that it was intended to stand alone."
"It's pretty much financial reasons more than anything, and I think that the franchise has been much more forward-looking ever since then."
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