Diablo 4 boss admits to having an affair with every Dragon Age companion

In an interview with IGN, Diablo 4 boss Rod Fergusson revealed that he was romantically involved with all of the Dragon Age characters. He even joked about his romantic escapades on the day of Guardian of the Veil’s release.

Fergusson is a big name in the gaming industry and played a vital role in shaping the Gears of War franchise. After spending years creating compelling storytelling and immersive gameplay, he now leads Diablo 4a game that, after a year of work since its release, has captivated both gamers and streamers.

WITH Guardian of the Veil Today, as the game hits store shelves, it’s clear that Dragon Age holds a special place in his heart. While he’s not involved in any way with Veilguard’s development, Fergusson hasn’t shied away from revealing his preferences.

During interviewFergusson has openly admitted that he is a huge fan of Dragon Age. “I think I’ve slept with every Dragon Age character,” he said with a laugh.

When asked to share his favorite romantic options, he joked about his many conquests, including the “halfling thief” from Dragon Age: Origins (Zevran) and the “French diplomat” from Dragon Age Inquisition (Josephine). .

Fergusson shared a humorous anecdote from Inquisition as he recounted his attempts to romance Josephine. “I’m a determined gamer,” he said, expressing his determination to win her over. “She was the person I was, okay in this game I’ll make her mine.”

He went through all the options, trying everything he could think of. He finally turned to the Internet for help and found some important advice: “Have you talked to her about her shoes?” he reminded. When he confirmed “Yes”, he learned the sad truth: he was now friend-zoned. “Once you talk about shoes, you can never go back,” he lamented.

Fergusson even reminisced about Origins, sharing a story about how he was unexpectedly charmed by a thief. “There was a halfling, you know, a thief, and he was coming,” he recalled. One of the dialogue options caught his attention: “I like your hair or something like that.”

To his surprise, Zevran responded with a flirtatious invitation: “Would you like to come into my tent?” Rod couldn’t help but laugh as he recounted his reaction: “I mean, yeah. I guess so.” He found himself caught up in the game’s romantic escapades.

Rod Fergusson’s light-hearted take on his gaming experiences made this episode even more enjoyable. Although these are not the same companions from The VeilguardThis is a great opportunity to reflect on memorable moments from both Dragon Age games. Who knows? Perhaps the romance mechanics will begin to creep into Sanctuary.