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[Kastagir]

68 pages of this and nobody has pressed the Bioware folks on PATCH PLANS?

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

I WANT THE PATCH!

[Jamie9]

The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...

I WANT THE PATCH!

Nooooooo! This can't be! What did you do?!?!?!?!!? WHY??!?!?!?!?

[BucklingSprings]

Maybe they'd be more inclined to work on the patch if we offered to pay them for it DLC style? Seriously Bioware, please stop working on DLC and get back to squashing bugs.

[eucatastrophe]

Can this be played without Awakening?

[night0205]

yes

[Theagg]

Nobody yet seems to have noticed the obvious.

This DLC takes place 1 year after the ending of Origins and many here are assuming this will end with the wardens demise, death or disappearance. In fact they are eager for it to be so.

However, many of the epilogue variants in Awakenings clearly state that the warden mysteriously vanishes......but not until several years later. ( ie, "some", "a few", "after a number of".....depending on which epilogue. )

Note, not one year......

So if the writers want to be true to the epilogues they themselves created, that many players will have received at game, then the warden cannot disappear or die in Witch Hunt..

Its that simple. Live with it. Because thats what the writers have told us.

And I will point out again that several epilogues state clearly that despite vanshing after that period ( greater than one ) that "neither does anyone think his/her tale is complete..." ( thus even years later, there possibly was more to be heard from that iconic character )

It could be though that the writers have conveniently forgotten what they themselves penned in the rush to push out DA 2 and will summarily dismiss the warden in this DLC. In which case that would amount to a betrayal of sorts, both to players and also of their own work..

However, I trust the writers are not that kind of person, that they clearly knew what they meant when using those specific words in the epilogue and therefore they are sitting back watching what is unfolding in this post, somewhat amused at those here who seem to have missed that key information and are instead baying for the warden's death NOW..

I await to see if my trust in them as consistent writers is justified.

Modifié par Theagg, 02 septembre 2010 - 11:02 .

[Theagg]

PureMethodActor wrote...

@Theagg I agree with your logic when it comes to the timelines in that the Warden can't die after 1 year in Witch Hunt if he/she apparently disappears after SEVERAL years in Origins/Awakening/Other DLC. I also agree that the DA team can very well retcon the whole mess and hope we don't notice. That said, I'm still seriously hoping this isn't the end of our Wardens as far as major titles go.

I'm still hanging on to the glimmer of hope that was Christ Priestly saying earlier in this thread that in regards to a possible Warden appearance after DA2, we'll just have to "wait and see". Its not a complete shutout, even if all other signs are pointing to this being the final Warden-involved DA thing.

Yes, if they were to *cough* retcon the series now, hoping people have short memories, it does blow my trust in them as good writers, for having done that so soon to very recent past work, it hardly instills confidence in how they handle work going forward.

But I trust they are better writers than to do that..

[Ov3r1oad]

baronsamedi11 wrote...

Yes, Ultimate Edition or something like that, in October I believe.

So, can I know it for sure?  I mean, is there some email address, where publisher can answer that sort of questions?

[Nerevar-as]

Theagg wrote...

Nobody yet seems to have noticed the obvious.

This DLC takes place 1 year after the ending of Origins and many here are assuming this will end with the wardens demise, death or disappearance. In fact they are eager for it to be so.

However, many of the epilogue variants in Awakenings clearly state that the warden mysteriously vanishes......but not until several years later. ( ie, "some", "a few", "after a number of".....depending on which epilogue. )

Note, not one year......

So if the writers want to be true to the epilogues they themselves created, that many players will have received at game, then the warden cannot disappear or die in Witch Hunt..

Its that simple. Live with it. Because thats what the writers have told us.

And I will point out again that several epilogues state clearly that despite vanshing after that period ( greater than one ) that "neither does anyone think his/her tale is complete..." ( thus even years later, there possibly was more to be heard from that iconic character )

It could be though that the writers have conveniently forgotten what they themselves penned in the rush to push out DA 2 and will summarily dismiss the warden in this DLC. In which case that would amount to a betrayal of sorts, both to players and also of their own work..

However, I trust the writers are not that kind of person, that they clearly knew what they meant when using those specific words in the epilogue and therefore they are sitting back watching what is unfolding in this post, somewhat amused at those here who seem to have missed that key information and are instead baying for the warden's death NOW..

I await to see if my trust in them as consistent writers is justified.

If we are in the throne we also dissapear? That´s not very responsible. DA3 better be the reason.

I just hope they don´t ruin Morringan´s character with more unjustified stupid evil and that the main plot is not a set up for DA2 as GoA seemed to be.

BTW, Warden is Hero of Ferelden and probably among the order, but I doubt anyone non ruler outside Ferelden even learnt there was a Blght. Hawke will be more (in?)famous despite lesser achievements.

[Nyjahl]

I personally am very happy to see my favorite Mabari Warhound returning (at least I hope that’s who it is in the screenshot).

Modifié par Nyjahl, 02 septembre 2010 - 12:58 .

[Khranashil]

Trailer!!!

[spando255]

From reading all of these posts, I'm guessing this DLC's epilogue will be the deciding factor on whether I'm playing Dragon Age 2 or The Witcher 2 next year (or both). I'm just seeing too many variables for failure in Dragon Age's once-great storyline, and quite frankly, if they're willing to disappoint for the first installment then I cannot imagine the second's final hours of DLC will be much better. I hate to have a negative outlook, but we'll just have to wait and see...

[Theagg]

Nyjahl wrote...

I personally am very happy to see my favorite Mabari Warhound returning (at least I hope that’s who it is in the screenshot).

Better check whether or not the local grocery still sells Mabari Crunch..hmmmm

[musicpat]

Nyjahl wrote...

I personally am very happy to see my favorite Mabari Warhound returning (at least I hope that’s who it is in the screenshot).

I completely agree with Nyjahl I just love the fact that my all-time favorite barkspawn comes bakes I hope it is the same as in the origins story  

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

B-b-by the way, th-the guy who broke the mirror... h-he looks like... dare I say it... D-D-DUNCAN?!

<3DUNCAN. He's back, praise the Maker!<3

Modifié par The Hardest Thing In The World, 02 septembre 2010 - 02:50 .

[Lord_Saulot]

The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...

B-b-by the way, th-the guy who broke the mirror... h-he looks like... dare I say it... D-D-DUNCAN?!

<3DUNCAN. He's back, praise the Maker!<3

Wasn't that from the Dalish Elf origin?

[The Hardest Thing In The World]

Lord_Saulot wrote...

The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...

B-b-by the way, th-the guy who broke the mirror... h-he looks like... dare I say it... D-D-DUNCAN?!

<3DUNCAN. He's back, praise the Maker!<3

Wasn't that from the Dalish Elf origin?

OH. Come to think of it...

My tears of joy was for nothing then? *sniff! wipe tears*

[Spazztik]

Though I'm interested in this DLC, I would rather see one with Alistair or Zevran *fangirl sob* If this is the last one too it makes this fact all the more heartbreaking



Geez bioware. . . I'm very pissed and annoyed atm . . .

[UberDuber]

This is the last DA game for me...so this better be good!

[Bahlgan]

Zerroth2 wrote...

The Blight is only one form of an evil army they've mentioned. Who knows what other horrors await in the world of Dragon Age. =P You can't really assume the Blight is THE evilest of evil, and no other adventure could ever match up to it! Who knows, Hawke might fight things that make the Blight seem like childs play.

Unless it's a continent-wide pizza pie or TWO Blights in one, I do not believe it. Done and done! <_<

[Flash Aron]

Hi there, sorry wasn't searching that 69 pages ...

so please, does someone know if it is also possible
to import a character from "Golems of Amgarrak"

PLEASE BIOWARE don't forget that possibility !


The descriptions only says ->

[*]Import your character from Origins or Awakening or create a new, high-level hero!

Modifié par Flash Aron, 02 septembre 2010 - 04:11 .

[Lord Gremlin]

Flash Aron wrote...

Hi there, sorry wasn't searching that 69 pages ...

so please, does someone know if it is also possible to import a character from "Golems of Amgarrak"

It's possible. Confirmed by developers. And you can import save from Witch Hunt to DA2.

Can't wait...

[Pritos]

Theagg wrote...

Nobody yet seems to have noticed the obvious.

This DLC takes place 1 year after the ending of Origins and many here are assuming this will end with the wardens demise, death or disappearance. In fact they are eager for it to be so.

However, many of the epilogue variants in Awakenings clearly state that the warden mysteriously vanishes......but not until several years later. ( ie, "some", "a few", "after a number of".....depending on which epilogue. )

Note, not one year......

So if the writers want to be true to the epilogues they themselves created, that many players will have received at game, then the warden cannot disappear or die in Witch Hunt..

Its that simple. Live with it. Because thats what the writers have told us.

And I will point out again that several epilogues state clearly that despite vanshing after that period ( greater than one ) that "neither does anyone think his/her tale is complete..." ( thus even years later, there possibly was more to be heard from that iconic character )

It could be though that the writers have conveniently forgotten what they themselves penned in the rush to push out DA 2 and will summarily dismiss the warden in this DLC. In which case that would amount to a betrayal of sorts, both to players and also of their own work..

However, I trust the writers are not that kind of person, that they clearly knew what they meant when using those specific words in the epilogue and therefore they are sitting back watching what is unfolding in this post, somewhat amused at those here who seem to have missed that key information and are instead baying for the warden's death NOW..

I await to see if my trust in them as consistent writers is justified.

Actually, if you made the Wardern said at the end of Origins that he is going after Morrigan, at Awakening's epilogue is stated that he vanished one year after the Blight's end.