Why is Inquisition, and now Dreadwolf, restricted in some countries, especially India?
I heard it might be due to some law, other sources say because of prudish reasons but neither makes sense. The first two DA games are available on Steam in that country, and for the latter, there's far more explicit games like Witcher 3 and Baldur's Gate 3 available for purchase there.
Community Manager@Pankypops Currently we do not have any official information from the team on concerns such as this. As more information is updated, we will let the players know over the threads here. We ask that you please stay tuned for more updates as they come down the pipeline.
We will forward this over to you so that the right folks can address these types of concerns from the community!
Cheers!
Well, let's hope your forwarded message has an effect. I did a little more research and it seems that Inquisition was banned in India by EA themselves because of homosexuality related reasons. Homosexuality has been legal in India for quite a few years now, so the continued ban makes no sense, especially when carried over to a completely new upcoming game.
I've checked on Steam as well as Epic Store, the game is unavailable for wishlisting on both stores. There is absolutely no reason to withhold the game from release like you did with Inquisition. Please look into it.
It is now on Steam and can be added to your wish list.
Still says "currently unavailable in your region"
EA Staff (Retired)Hey Everyone,
If you are unable to access the Dragon Age: The Veilguard store page in your region, please share the requested information in the following thread:
Dragon Age Veilguard - steam/epic games store page unavailable in India
I will be locking this thread to help keep Answers HQ more organized. Please provide your information in the thread linked above.
Thanks!
