This was revealed in Dragon Age's Veilguard Codex notes and by AAA artist Del (who got brow beaten into retracting his posts on the topic).
Explanation
The statement suggests that both the lore found in Dragon Age's Veilguard Codex notes and comments made by AAA artist Del reveal certain information. Upon checking the available sources, particularly the Reddit thread about Veilguard lore, it's clear that community discussion is rampant, but it does not confirm any revelations originated from official Codex notes specifically mentioned. The lore megathread serves to compile interpretations and opinions rather than definitive insights. Additionally, there is mention of artist Del, but whether he was coerced into retracting statements about the lore is unsubstantiated in the context provided. There are claims too about a general dissatisfaction within the community concerning the release of the game and its associated content, including terms like 'scamming'. However, the precise sequence of events regarding Del's posts remains unclear and lacks definitive evidence from the sources provided. Thus, while there may be elements of truth concerning discussions around the game, the assertion that these details were solidly conveyed through the mentioned sources lacks verifiable support and clarity on who Del is and what was retracted.
Key Points
- Veilguard Codex is discussed in community forums, but lack clear official revelations.
- Claims about artist Del retracting statements are not substantiated and lack context.
- Community sentiment indicates controversy over the game's narrative and releases, but specifics remain vague.
