Mark Darrah suggests cutting Dragon Age: Origins' 'Lost in Dreams' Mage Tower sequence
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Former Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah said on TikTok he would cut or dramatically reduce the dream-sequence portion of the Mage Tower 'Lost in Dreams' quest in Dragon Age: Origins, PC Gamer reported. Darrah described that section as "not very good content" and "kind of filler," and said it was completed quickly, PC Gamer reported. The article notes this remark in the context of Darrah outlining what he'd remove or add to each Dragon Age game. PC Gamer also reported Darrah suggested adding the previously planned human origin in which players would play one of the avvar.
- What happened: PC Gamer reported that Mark Darrah said on TikTok he would cut or dramatically reduce the Mage Tower dream-sequence portion of the "Lost in Dreams" quest in Dragon Age: Origins.
- Why it matters: PC Gamer quoted Darrah calling that sequence "not very good content" and "kind of filler," and said it was finished quickly, indicating his critique of that specific content.
- Context: PC Gamer placed the comment amid a broader TikTok exchange in which Darrah discussed what he'd remove or add across the Dragon Age games and referenced the community practice of using the "Skip the Fade" mod.
- What next: PC Gamer did not report any announcement from BioWare or confirmation that Darrah's suggestions will be implemented; no implementation timeline or developer response is confirmed in the article.