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[Vahe]

Hawke barges into the interrogation room, confronts Cassandra, frees Varric, and then the credits start rolling as they exit the room. 

Okay, the last part probably won't happen, but it would really ****** everyone off. 

Edit:

LMAO

This is from a German review of DA2.

"The adventures of the main character hawke are told by the dwarf
Varric during an interrogation by Cassandra, who introduces herself as a
Seeker of the Chantry. She wants to know everything about the Champion
of Kirkwall. The cutscenes, which combine each of the games chapters,
make it obvious, that this interrogation takes place after the actual
events of the game. With every scene the tension and the curiosity rises
and you feverishly await the games resolution - but nada.

There
is a closing cutscene, which will cause a "look at that" from people who
played Origins, but anything connected to Cassandra remains completely
unanswered. Of course this can be seen with a wink of the eye and a
guaranteed "to be continued ..." , but we weren´t satisfied with this
form of a cliffhanger."

Modifié par Vahe, 20 février 2011 - 07:42 .

[Stanley Woo]

Zalocx wrote...

JEMEDAOME2 wrote...

Commander Shepard and the Jade Empire warrior kick down the door, kicking off a Bioware cross universe rip series (hey it COULD happen)

Do Bhaalspawn, The Hero of Neverwinter, and Revan crash in from the windows and then they all combine to form some sort of Bioware Voltron?

While the Hellwalker and the Jedi Exile look on from the sidelines and giggle over their mutual overpoweredness?

This is the best idea ever! and over the next few games in the franchise, they're powering up for an OVER 9000 final attack!

No, wait, sorry, that's the worst idea ever. You're all fired.

[John Epler]

I have always (and still do) wanted to end a game on a powerful emotional cliffhanger... only to cut to the credits with 'Don't Worry, Be Happy' playing.



I suggested this on ME2 and for some reason, no one else agreed.



Someday... someday...