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[Kaiser Shepard]

Turns out that Varric himself is the one known as Hawke, the Champion of Kirkwall. Of course, Cassanda only discovers this after she has just let him walk... and like that, he's gone.



After that, my guess is that you will never hear from him again.

[bsbcaer]

Well, they mentioned that they were stealing the Framed Narrative from the Usual Suspects...I just don't see them stealing the story essentially wholesale...

[TUHD]

@bsbcaer: Even if so, I won't mind. The Usual Suspects is imho one of the best stories ever told. The first time I saw that movie, I had an 'wtf' feeling at the end. I knew something didn't fit, but

@ OP: Uhm - not necessarily. That Shephard in ME tends to disappear (makes me wonder if Bioware stole Valve's Half-life slow-warp concept ), doesn't necessarily mean Hawke will go off the grid too...

Modifié par TUHD, 01 novembre 2010 - 08:15 .

[namedforthemoon]

Chris Priestly wrote...

Actually, at the end, Victoria Principal finds Hawke in the shower.

Edit: 50 "old age" points if you get this reference.

Oh no... I get it.

[Tiax Rules All]

Nah at the end of Varric's story to Cassandra Hawke steps out from behind the shadows of Varrics chair to something like " hey nice story dwarf" then they all laugh in a very cheezy way, then roll credits.

[Saibh]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Russalka wrote...

Is Varric's interrogation confirmed as the ONLY narration?

Cassandra also narrates, IIUC.

If I...Understand...? Correctly?

[bsbcaer]

Actually, some cheesy sitcom music starts playing and we hear Varric's inner monologue summarize the game and explain what everyone should have learned within the game

[Maria Caliban]

Saibh wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Russalka wrote...

Is Varric's interrogation confirmed as the ONLY narration?

Cassandra also narrates, IIUC.

If I...Understand...? Correctly?

Home run on the first hit.

Modifié par Maria Caliban, 01 novembre 2010 - 08:31 .

[Angarma]

"... then Hawke grabs his mighty sword of truthiness from a corpse of a darkspawn...
... without hesitation he slams his sword into the archdemon's head, thus ending the blight."

Oh wait! that has happened before. The Bioware developers cannot re-hash this story or can they?
Perhaps we should wait for the game to be released before making baseless assumptions of DA2's ending.

Anyway Hawke's decisions are your decisions, everyones ending will be different.
My ending for instance could turn out to be like:

"So Hawke turned into a giant griffon and ate Flemeth whole."

While your own could be like:

"Hawke ran forth with his staff, ready to end this mysterious abomination's life.
Unluckily, he slipped on a rock and fell into the Qunari army below. We found him hanging lifelessly on one Qunari's long horn, it seems this was not meant to be his destiny after all."

(Yes I just created an example of a baseless assumption of DA2's ending, how terrible am I for going against my word.)

[Ammonite]

Hawke IS missing, but at the end of Varric's tale Cassandra's all:
"This... This sounds so familiar..."
Varric: "I should think so... Cassandra Hawke. The Chantry had you brainwashed, but you found your way back at last."
Cassandra: "What, how, I... No, that is impossible!"
*Cue "how it all makes sense"-flashbacks, a la Fightclub and other films where something similar occurs
Of course, the story ends differently if you play as male!Hawke. There, it is revealed that Hawke died, then was resurrected and rebuilt as Cassandra. Awkward, I know.
/spoilers

[Maverick827]

"Hawke dies or goes missing" is just barely not a tautology; "either we know where he is or we don't!"

[Pelican34]

Chris Priestly wrote...

Actually, at the end, Victoria Principal finds Hawke in the shower.

Edit: 50 "old age" points if you get this reference.

I only know that the answer because it was referenced in a "Family Guy" episode. 

[Tranceptor]

Ammonite wrote...

Hawke IS missing, but at the end of Varric's tale Cassandra's all:
"This... This sounds so familiar..."
Varric: "I should think so... Cassandra Hawke. The Chantry had you brainwashed, but you found your way back at last."
Cassandra: "What, how, I... No, that is impossible!"
*Cue "how it all makes sense"-flashbacks, a la Fightclub and other films where something similar occurs
Of course, the story ends differently if you play as male!Hawke. There, it is revealed that Hawke died, then was resurrected and rebuilt as Cassandra. Awkward, I know.
/spoilers

Brainwashed AND given a sexchange? 

I approve

[UberDuber]

Hopefully. This happens, and he's never seen or heard from again.

[Anarya]

I wouldn't mind my Hawke looking like Cassandra.

[Aermas]

S/He could always be in the bathroom, hypothetically; Cassandra asks Varic where his is, Varric stalls & tells Hawke's backstory, as Hawke jumps out the bathroom window

[Athna]

I would rather see him mising than to see h/she killed off. It would be nice to see someone go finde h/she for feature games. I also would like submit an idea to make the mage in origins to finde out h/she is noble I feel that the m age in our game got cheated there is no boon and kittle in the way of reconition for being a grey warden especually if you opt to sacrifice your self NO ONE SHOWS UP FOR YOUR MEMORIAL NOT EVEN ALISTIAR ... that to me is a slap in the face to all you stand foro.k. maybe Greigor shows up but you don't have a relationship with him what kinde of a message are we sending that nobility has it over everyone eles. thats just worng. that is a touch unfair. just a thought not to offened any one. Your friend Athna

[Nerevar-as]

Hope not. Warden is already missing, and we only know where with males who followed Morrigan.



The missing character/ gone to have more adventures we´ll never hear about ending is overused, or at least I´ve played too many games with that epilogue.

[Shepard Lives]

Ammonite wrote...

Hawke IS missing, but at the end of Varric's tale Cassandra's all:
"This... This sounds so familiar..."
Varric: "I should think so... Cassandra Hawke. The Chantry had you brainwashed, but you found your way back at last."
Cassandra: "What, how, I... No, that is impossible!"
*Cue "how it all makes sense"-flashbacks, a la Fightclub and other films where something similar occurs
Of course, the story ends differently if you play as male!Hawke. There, it is revealed that Hawke died, then was resurrected and rebuilt as Cassandra. Awkward, I know.
/spoilers

Does that mean Varric is Bastila?

[Harid]

Nerevar-as wrote...

Hope not. Warden is already missing, and we only know where with males who followed Morrigan.

The missing character/ gone to have more adventures we´ll never hear about ending is overused, or at least I´ve played too many games with that epilogue.

Wish more games did what like Fallout BoS or even better, Arc The Lad and Arc the Lad 2 did with their mains rather than what Bioware tends to do, but I suppose that's the problem with create-your-own characters.

That and they tend to overshadow the real mains of their story, like what happened in Suikoden 2 if you brought your data over from Suikoden 1.  I still don't like Hero2/Riou.

[Dave of Canada]

Rocks fall, everybody dies.

[saMoorai]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Rocks fall, everybody dies.

But later they make an Expansion pack where it turns out you live but all your Companions died.

[ErichHartmann]

I hope we don't die or go missing. Direct continuity with Dragon Age III would be nice. I have a feeling there will be a lot of loose ends.

[soundchaser721]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Rocks fall, everybody dies.

 This.

Modifié par soundchaser721, 01 novembre 2010 - 11:02 .

[Annihilator27]

At the end you meet up with the grey warden, You both nod your head in agreement then the credits roll. There will be no hints what so ever pointing to his appearence.