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[Saurel]

Kalfear wrote...



And the god child is definately the final battle of the story, how could it be not?

Indeed, I was quite naive in thinking that the Origins subtitle was just wanting to focus on the different origin paths- as oppossed to the Game setting up the Origin of the problem in the Main Saga.


edit: This also seems to point as to why Morrigan got so much of the marketing focus. Boobage aside.

Modifié par Saurel, 15 novembre 2009 - 06:39 .

[KalliChan07]

Well I totally believe they chose the name Morrigan to play off the King Arthur storyline. (Morrigan slept with him, took the child and raised it in attempts to overthrow the thrown. ...Yes I got this from watching that Merlin show with Sam Neill.. DON'T JUDGE ME >) There's gotta be something big planned for that character! I'm really excited to see what happens if they hold it over ^^

[Guy Manly]

I would like to see a storyline where the child is a girl and Morrigan steals her body Flemeth style. Thus making Morrigan an old god whom you're torn over the issue of killing. If you decide to kill her you would be killing both your lover and your daughter. If you let them live, they could destroy the world or w/e.

[jedirogues]

lol 30 years after the end game, the bastard son of the PC and Morrigan must stop the new blight, travelling distant lands to seek new Grey Wardens, and escort frodo for 3 LONG episodic hikes to a mountain and then walk back home........oops wrong storyline, lol

[Mesecina]

I believe the sequel/expansion won't really focus on darkspawn this much - though there is the mention of Darkspawn horde in Orlais (I think) that has proven insanely difficult to slay in the epilogue...

But on the other hand Sten als tells you the Qunari will eventually invade human lands, then you also have Tevinter which is not entirely harmless and last but bot least Orlais probably still hasn't forgotten all the grudges against Ferelden. I think in the end Loghain might actually prove more of a visionary and that many of these "neighbouring" countries will see Ferelden weakened by the Blight as a suitable target to expand their territory and get cheap working forces.



Evebtually it will depend on your PC's choice how strong Ferelden would be at the time - eg who leads the dwarves, who's the King/Queen of Ferelden, how strong are the Grey Wardens (imo from a Grey Warden perspective it's not really the best option to deny Morrigan because of the 2 Wardens left your PC is probably by far the more capable of rebuilding them as a strong order capable to stand against the Darkspawn as well as any other therats for the country since at that point the uniting power of the wardens would be at it's highest).



So imo Morrigan will play a role but not as the big bad (in case you havent noticed Morrigan and her mother in a way support Grey Wardens and eventually probably also the integritiy of Ferelden) and her child won't even be old enough to pose any significant threat.

[Jersey75639]

There are so many different things that COULD happen in this world that I don't really believe anyone can comment reliably on what WILL happen in the next installment, besides the people who are writing it... And they aren't going to do that. ;(

I'm more interested in how ME2 does regarding integrating the different ways ME could have ended, to have some sort of an idea how Dragon Age is going to do with its sequel; though it seems like Dragon Age has a lot more that would be different depending on your actions.

Main thing I'm betting on though is that the next Dragon Age won't take place in Ferelden, though anything is possible.

Edit:  Maybe the prologue will, if it's more of a direct continuation sort of thing, and then  they move off to a different country; because I think the next game taking place in Ferelden would be
1. Less interesting than it  taking place in pretty much any other country, because you've seen most of the important places already; and
2. Too much of a hassle integrating the different outcomes of DA:O seamlessly.

Modifié par Jersey75639, 15 novembre 2009 - 08:21 .

[Saurel]

Mesecina wrote...

So imo Morrigan will play a role but not as the big bad (in case you havent noticed Morrigan and her mother in a way support Grey Wardens and eventually probably also the integritiy of Ferelden) and her child won't even be old enough to pose any significant threat.

If I had to guess Morrigan and her son won't be the big bads. But one of a few big bads. Maybe this is just hopeful thinking on my part, but I hope the Templar's worst nightmares come true and we have apostates and maleficari everywhere causing havoc.

I don't think Morrigan would mind this either.

[Mummolus]

Well I totally believe they chose the name Morrigan to play off the King Arthur storyline.

That would be 'Morgan', not 'Morrigan' - they sound similar but they're actually entirely unrelated, being from different branches of the Celtic language group. The Arthurian legend originates in Wales, whereas the Morrigan is Irish, which are Brythonic and Goidelic, respectively.

[Mummolus]

Well I totally believe they chose the name Morrigan to play off the King Arthur storyline.

That would be 'Morgan', not 'Morrigan' - they sound similar but they're actually entirely unrelated, being from different branches of the Celtic language group. The Arthurian legend originates in Wales, whereas the Morrigan is Irish, which are Brythonic and Goidelic, respectively.

[Arttis]

I think it will be like this

Morrigan you will encounter in the sequel because i cant seem to find a way to kill her.

Leliana you may encounter in a different place depending on what you did.

And so on for the other characters and meeting shayle or shale as a golem or dwarf.

Its probably gonna steer a bit further away from current companions and depending on your choices you may encounter them.

Its probably be in the future but not too far in the future maybe 30 years jsut enough time for your pc to die, so maybe shale or morrigan/Flemeth will be there assuming they do it is what they do to keep them living.

Another land same world a new story same interface and tactics with a few new things that are easily forgotten.Thats all i see them capable of doing.

[Gold Dragon]

I think the sequel will be something that we don't expect.

[Never]

It seems like it would have to be pretty far into the future, considering we all had such different endings. I know I would be annoyed in the sequel if my char in DA:O wasn't mentioned as queen ;D

[Lukertin]

Haasth wrote...

You have Leliana chasing Marjoleine (Spelling?) - providing you kept her alive. 

Lelianna doesn't necessarily chase Majorlaine.  She and my PC traveled the world together as was promised

[Arttis]

They will take the easy route and say its 100 years later and maybe add some items talking about your character and what you did.

[Lukertin]

Madlax27 wrote...

Morrigan was killed by Flemeth in my Epilogue, therefore obviously Morrigan wont be in the Sequel and it will be Flemeth as the BBG.

How did you get this ending??  Not do Morrigan's personal quest?

[Vaeliorin]

I'm fairly certain the sequel, whatever it is, won't be a direct continuation. First of all, my character is dead, so that makes a direct continuation kind of hard. Secondly, right before I killed the archdemon, I gave Alistair the ring Morrigan gave me (that makes it so she can find me and I can find her) and told him to send Templars and Grey Wardens to find her. And if she had a kid to kill them both. (Yes, this is a bit of *shudder* fan fiction on my part, but it's what my character would have done.)



Oh, and if the sequel does involve the Qunari more deeply, I hope we can side with them. Bring the Qun to all the heathens and what not.

[Arttis]

Lukertin wrote...

Madlax27 wrote...

Morrigan was killed by Flemeth in my Epilogue, therefore obviously Morrigan wont be in the Sequel and it will be Flemeth as the BBG.

How did you get this ending??  Not do Morrigan's personal quest?

Well it will be morrigans body i think thats when you trick morrigan into thinking flemeth is dead or something by doing the personal quest and giving the book to her with flemeth still alive.
Its the easy option still havent made a full playthough doing this yet.only not doing the quest and doing the quest and killing her so far still has morrigan running around with my kid.
I really wanna know if it is possible to kill morrigan.I wanna go one playthough with all companions dying.

[screwoffreg]

In the end Morrigan has a child of Bhaal, who is then transported to a far off land and hooks up with crazy adventurers and becomes a living God. You may have already heard of this game....

[Kalfear]

Vaeliorin wrote...

I'm fairly certain the sequel, whatever it is, won't be a direct continuation. First of all, my character is dead, so that makes a direct continuation kind of hard. Secondly, right before I killed the archdemon, I gave Alistair the ring Morrigan gave me (that makes it so she can find me and I can find her) and told him to send Templars and Grey Wardens to find her. And if she had a kid to kill them both. (Yes, this is a bit of *shudder* fan fiction on my part, but it's what my character would have done.)

Oh, and if the sequel does involve the Qunari more deeply, I hope we can side with them. Bring the Qun to all the heathens and what not.

That doesnt mean anything

In Mass Effect 2 your Shepard might not survive the opening suicide mission and you might roll up a new character! The same could be done for this ending, if you survived, you continue on, if not, you roll up a new character.

Not all that hard to figure out

[loris]

well with the multiple different endings possible, I think the most likely sequel would not be a direct sequel. It seems to hard to integrate all endings properly to fit each experience : who's dead, who's gone, with whom you had a romance, who's king/queen, it seems like Bioware would have to make at least 5 or 6 different games :X

As much as I would like to continue the story with "my" story, I don't see how they could fit- a solution would be for the devs to choose one of the ending and force you to play it.



I guess we may have an idea with mass effect 2 and how they integrated the choices made - thought it appears that they had to "cut" and make choices for the sequel; like Rex just cannot have an important part in the plot (as he's dead for half the players in ME1), nor can have Ashley or Aidan a big role as one of them is dead depending on the choices you've made.



I guess that's down-side of such "multiple-scenarios" games, for the sequel it's hard to stick to each players' experience and directly follow the story with everybody.

[Zibon]

I don't think they would name it "Dragon Age: Origins" and have an "Origin story" for the main character if you didn't play that character in the next installment.

[JfBorrego]

Some sort of cyber-porn game since it appears a lot of people really get into the whole virtual romance thing in the game; which I find extremely creepy....

[Turthalion_ni]

It's quite logical to assume the next installment would be about this demon baby.



But you can actually finish the game without doing the whole demon baby thing.



Right?



Don't mind me, just throwing a spanner in the works!

[ReubenLiew]

I seriously hope that the next game revolves around Orlais and the Tevinter Imperium. As they are far more Grey Wardens in Orlais it would be a far more invigorating story to actually experience what it means to be a Grey Warden, plus being a Chevalier would be totally awesome.



I hope the next dog will be a horse!

[Exodus]

I think that orlais would be a great next step, I mean underneath there is probably even more darkspawn and..let's face it we haven't met the more intelligent forms of dark spawn out there.



I think the culmination of this all however will be within the fade, the equivalent of cleansing the taint in wheel of time(EPIC). They might not do it in the second, but it's in the future. The black city is at the heart of all of this within the fade. We are going there, we're going to find out what the true face of evil is and we're going to send evil to the place where the maker don't shine.