Dragon Age: The Veilguard has a ton of options for people who don’t like Ubisoft-style waypoints clogging the screen

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is fast approaching its release, and thanks to some new hands-on previews, we now know that it’s got a whole bunch of options to tweak waypoints and objective markers to your liking while you’re exploring. 

When wandering around a gorgeous in-game world, it can be a little distracting to have markers on your screen showing you exactly where to go or highlighting things to interact with. Everyone’s different, of course – these same features can be really helpful – but as highlighted by IGN, The Veilguard won’t just let you switch them off and on, but also find a middle ground with adjustable ‘pulse’ options. PC Gamer also mentions this in its own preview, noting that these elements can be temporarily pinged with a quick button press.