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[deuce985]

So, we know the overall story of DA2 will be about the struggle of Mages with the Templars. Doesn't this seem kinda small compared to DA:O? Isn't the Blights basically the great threat in Thedas? Doesn't it seem a small conflict compared to the Blight? I'm worried it will make the story feel less grand and a sense of accomplishment.

Also, I thought it was confirmed somehwere this was going to be a trilogy. How are they going to stick two Blights in the third game? This seems more like a side story when you look at the plot overview...but of course we won't know until we play it.

[Lukas Kristjanson]

FaeQueenCory wrote...

deuce985 wrote...

So, we know the overall story of DA2 will be about the struggle of Mages with the Templars. Doesn't this seem kinda small compared to DA:O? Isn't the Blights basically the great threat in Thedas? Doesn't it seem a small conflict compared to the Blight? I'm worried it will make the story feel less grand and a sense of accomplishment.

Also, I thought it was confirmed somehwere this was going to be a trilogy. How are they going to stick two Blights in the third game? This seems more like a side story when you look at the plot overview...but of course we won't know until we play it.

That's easy... DOUBLE-BLIGHT!!!!
The wardens already know the location of the two remaining old-gods.... and so does the Architect (though he probably wouldn't cause a blight again on purpose.... he's too empyrical to not perhaps accidentally cause one. I mean, that's what made Urthemiel wake up...)... So perhaps some crazy series of events happen that causes two Archdemons to exist at the same time.

That would certainly meet the expectations of the exponential gain of gaming--you fight an archdemon in one game, that must mean you need to fight two in the next, then they are downgraded to lieutenants and you fight packs of five and an ultrarchdemonaut in the third. In the fourth you punch a mountain. In SPACE!