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[CChocobo]

What i want to see in a DLC soon, like very soon is Duncan's beard!

[Cammy2709]

I want some form of add-on that let's us travel around after we finish the game, and still have enemies to fight. Albeit that may be a problem with those who have begun rigor mortis. But still, at the moment I don't care for Morrigan, (That's a lie, I actually do) I only want the ability to adventure some more. With or without those who willingly stuck by me in the end up.

[sjrskl]

a possibility to rebuild the grey wardens in ferelden would be sweet;

and of course DUNCAN's BEARD

[xKerberos]

I had a really bad feeling about Morrigan since she refused to tell me her plans, the bugger. No I did not romance her. She hated my every move. Tsk tsk.



Unfortunately thanks to that, I am dead. I wonder how a dlc will squeeze me in.

[evmiller]

I think the next game should start out with multiple start scenarios that correspond to maybe five of the most common endings of this game.So five different starts that read your old save file and with a sixth option to re-roll a new PC for new players, and those who killed off their old PC.

Basically, I want to start the next game with my PC and his girlfriend Leliana killing darkspawn in the deeproads, and the PC discovers something that makes him have to address the "Morrigan Question", and have to tell Leliana his and Morrigans dark sescret. Then they find Allister and one other dude/duddess and meet this new threat.

Modifié par evmiller, 21 novembre 2009 - 02:36 .

[Dragonlanxe]

evmiller wrote...

Basically, I want to start the next game with my PC and his girlfriend Leliana killing darkspawn in the deeproads, and the PC discovers something that makes him have to address the "Morrigan Question"...............

In the middle of a battle with dosens of darkspawns, a mudcoverd dwarf appears. He draws out his bloodcovered battleaxe and cleaves the nearest darkspawn! Over the scream of a dieing darkspawn you hear the dwarf shouting:" Evmiller, the king has fallen! Allister is dead!".

[Lianaar]

- Morrigan (with or without child she is interesting)

- Alistair (he is too much of a hero to lose)

- Wynne (she has a spirit of the fade to deal with and I am ever curious about her son)

- Flemeth (in every form, what if you didn't kill her, what if you struck the deal with her, what if you killed her. There was a hint that she is immortal. In a way. )

- the vials of arch demon blood that disappeared (where to? By whom? Why? Will it hunt us?)

- Howe' family, his son seemed to be an ideologist and a scientist, if I recall right.

and tonnes of other things.

[MFCell]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Dragonlanxe wrote...

Looks like several gamers wants to see what happens with the Dark promise ^^

Hopefully it won't necessaily go bad though. If Morrigan didn't love the PC, then I guess the consequences should be disastrous, as there is no telling what she will teach the kid. But if Morrigan really loved the PC (just like in my story), then it should potentially be a good ending. We should end up reuniting with Morrigan and rasing our perfect kid together. And groom him / her to be my successor to the throne.

THIS. PLEASE GOD. THIS.

[Lil-Vinny29]

I would say that Bioware will go with Morrigan's child whole story in Orlais. What will happen who knows..and theres the reports of the darkspawn war bands bringing chaos all around to Orlais and beyond.



A nice expansion set or DragonAge 2..who knows. Continue your character or play an Orlesian Grey Warden.

[Saltywaters]

Hey, so what about that "Black City" In the fade? Who's interested in that place right? Honestly, Nobody could EVER want to know what tempted those mages enough to Damm the entire world by going there.



I can't think of one compelling reason to add an expansion/DLC for the Black City.

[ArcanistLibram]

I'm assuming that they'll release some DLC packs to tie up the plotlines the epilogue sets up, so I won't bother asking for those.



I would like some DLC to make Anora more fleshed out. Literally and figuratively.

[trh5001]

The only problem with continuing morrigan's storyline is it would require bioware to select a cannon ending which would limit their options. For the time being I don't think bioware is going to make any choices that would potentially limit potential dlc or sequel material till they absolutely have to. Although with that being said I wouldn't be surprised if they already had the next 2 sequels mapped out and just weren't saying anything.

[Maeves_Child]

You know, the one thing I'd like to see, is for them to find a way to continue the story -- that you would play as an unrelated character, however you tell the game in the beginning what happened to your PC, so the in game world is sensible.



Like in NWN2 they just ignore the hero of the first game, saying "he" had a falling out with Nasher. That was a cop out if ever I saw one.



But if I can say "okay game, at the end of the first part, my PC did X (married Alistair/Anora, died, etc.) and the game then reacts accordingly . . . so you go see the ruler of Ferelden at least, and get to determine who it is.

[Setz69]

I don't think they will be calling the sequal DA 2. Dragons age covers a vast landscape and a vast timeline like the D&D world did. IF they do make a DA 2 it might not even have anything to do with the grey wardens.



As for an expansion for DA:O *MAJOR SPOILER* I know this is the spoiler forum, but this is a fairly big one.





















If you do the summoning science, you can summon a man named Arl Foreshadow. Pick his pocket and you find a note.



Its a list of books he needs to pick up for future encounters, the first being a book on Fereldan to Orlais culture or something (Basically we're going to Orlais), the second a book on spirits and offspring, and I forgot the third and fourth.



So chances are we're chasing Morrigan west to Orlais to find our mega child.

[ZGold]

One thing that holds true for the ending of the OC, no matter whether you/loghain/alistair kills the archdemon, is that whoever of those survived should be dead within around 30 years of the game end because of the Grey Warden's 'curse' (I'm deliberately ignoring anything the dlc Warden's Keep suggests, because technically it's not part of the OC). Although I would love to 'continue' with my character/s, I don't feel that it's realistic for that to happen.



What I could see happening is Morrigan's child turning up (I'm convinced that she left too quietly when I refused to let her do the ritual, her being a sneaky SHAPESHIFTING witch thief and all), but not so that we know who he/she is to start with. As for whether it would be evil or not... who knows; maybe that might depend on some decisions from your previous game, along with things such as the political states of the dwarves/humans/elves etc. back in Ferelden.

[JfBorrego]

One that presented each NPC encounter in a window with all their story text displayed in 1 shot.



My hand is numb from hitting ESC so much.



I can't imagine replaying this game and having to suffer through it again.

[MontySnake]

I want to see animated sex with Morrigan!I also wished Morrigan swung both ways

[LittleRedElephant]

I would like to see some sort of political missions, regarding the new king / queen with special options regarding whoever you chose. Since you took the place of Loghain and that one Arl (I chose to kill loghain and make allistair king). I would like to see a return of the keep feature used in NWN2, I loved that and I hope they make it bigger and better later on in a full fledged expansion (no DLC 2 hour mission, I want to raise Denerim's army and put catapults on the keep). Since it mentions waring darkspawn factions then definatly something about that. I also ended as Dalish, so a chance to reunite with my clan and start a few missions on building the Dalish town and how to style it or w/e. Also, of course, morrigan... did anyone think beowulf when she asked for your baby? a dragon child with a great warrior who sleeps with a crazy dark magic woman.... I dunno and I question her morals as a parent. I would most importantly like to see real expansions instead of just small DLCs. Maybe some premium modules like NwN 1 had, those were anywhere betyween 5-12 hours I believe and that's about what I would like to play for $10 or $5

[LittleRedElephant]

xKerberos wrote...

I had a really bad feeling about Morrigan since she refused to tell me her plans, the bugger. No I did not romance her. She hated my every move. Tsk tsk.

Unfortunately thanks to that, I am dead. I wonder how a dlc will squeeze me in.

You are transported to another realm in the middle of a dark cave. A woman in red with a clay imp apporaches you. Also now you can devour souls

[Mesecina]

JfBorrego wrote...

One that presented each NPC encounter in a window with all their story text displayed in 1 shot.

My hand is numb from hitting ESC so much.

I can't imagine replaying this game and having to suffer through it again.

Well how about grasping the concept that an RPG is maybe not your cup of tea then?

As for myself I certainly want to see my PC and Zevran/Alistair + most other companions face whatever they need to face next together (like BG2) and not pulling an Exile (disclaimer: yes I fully realise KOTOR2 wasn't developed by Bioware) again

Why do you think DA2 is supposed to happen more than 30 years in the future? In my opinion it's  gonna deal with Blight weakened Ferelden and many nasty oportunistic countries (Tevinter, Orlais, whatever qunari land is called) seing a perfect oportunity to expand + ensure cheap working force and would probably happen in 5-15 years I could be totally off here though.

Modifié par Mesecina, 21 novembre 2009 - 07:20 .

[JfBorrego]

Mesecina wrote...



Well how about grasping the concept that an RPG is maybe not your cup of tea then?

I like *true* RPGs, which this is not.


DA is more like going to see a movie; it's already shot, processed and in the can.  Bioware allows to make some choices, like what sort of softdrink, snack and what chair you will sit in during the movie but none of it changes the film...

[ZGold]

Mesecina wrote...

JfBorrego wrote...

One that presented each NPC encounter in a window with all their story text displayed in 1 shot.

My hand is numb from hitting ESC so much.

I can't imagine replaying this game and having to suffer through it again.

Well how about grasping the concept that an RPG is maybe not your cup of tea then?

As for myself I certainly want to see my PC and Zevran/Alistair + most other companions face whatever they need to face next together (like BG2) and not pulling an Exile (disclaimer: yes I fully realise KOTOR2 wasn't developed by Bioware) again

Why do you think DA2 is supposed to happen more than 30 years in the future? In my opinion it's  gonna deal with Blight weakened Ferelden and many nasty oportunistic countries (Tevinter, Orlais, whatever qunari land is called) seing a perfect oportunity to expand + ensure cheap working force and would probably happen in 5-15 years I could be totally off here though.

Just a guess - it would leave room for mods catering to those who want to see 'their' characters and the NPCs from the OC following on from the end of the OC, whilst not having to worry overmuch about making sure that there were 'intro' stories bringing every possible ending of the OC up to date in the sequel. 

Yes, there are only 4 endings that 'count' as separate endings...but there are at least 3 (dwarves) x 3 (redcliffe) x 2 (ashes) x 2 (elves) x 2 (loghain) x 3 (anora) x ...well, lets just say over 216 different combinations of endings (not to mention all the different possible 'friendship' states you could be in with each of the possible party members).  You want to write a sequel that takes all of those into account?  I wish you the best of luck.

Modifié par ZGold, 21 novembre 2009 - 07:34 .

[Mesecina]

Yep but by taking fight out of Ferelden you effectively avoid having to deal too much with the political/religious/whatnot situation back at Ferelden so you can just take into account who occupies the Throne, whether Morrigan has her child or not and what role your PC assumed at the end - which sums up to pretty much the same number of starting situations that you had with Origins.

[morrisbrown]

JfBorrego wrote...

Mesecina wrote...



Well how about grasping the concept that an RPG is maybe not your cup of tea then?

I like *true* RPGs, which this is not.


DA is more like going to see a movie; it's already shot, processed and in the can.  Bioware allows to make some choices, like what sort of softdrink, snack and what chair you will sit in during the movie but none of it changes the film...

What exactly would you define as a "true" RPG then? I was under the impression that the story, character development and NPC interaction were key elements in an RPG?

Even if you see Pen-and-Paper RPGs as "true," your adventure would still be guided by the story of the Game Master. Or do you consider sandbox RPGs to be the "real" ones? If so, surely you couldn't have bought a Bioware game expecting something like Oblivion. Because that would be madness.

[Dherelv]

Morrigan. I wish i could track her down somehow, but for a good reason. But BioWare guys can always came up with something great, didn't they

And Orlais too. I love their accent! Oh, and no Antivia please. All i hear about that country makes me hate it more...

Modifié par Dherelv, 21 novembre 2009 - 09:26 .