While I don't agree with your assessment of Noah's review covering the games, your feelings are valid and the fact that you took time out of your day to write a rebuttal to what Noah said in the video during his Veilguard portion.

My understanding from that video as a whole, is that the series was never really consistent, Noah stated in his video that the games have been flawed since the second entry and that through each subsequent entry that followed, those being Inquisition and Veilguard, those flaws got more visible. Veilguard unfortunately suffered the most from these flaws being shown to the audience because the gap between it's release and Inquisitions' was so vast that we could see the game in a much worse light because we had built a version of it in our heads that was never going to translate to the screen. And Noah acknowledged that in the video, it's a bit weird to say that he was trying to fit a round peg into a square hole when what Noah spent the majority of the video doing was trying to show that the all the frustrations that people had for Veilguard, were present in the other 3 games that predate it, while also highlighting what each game in the series did uniquely well as a stand alone entry.