Filament wrote...
What could be interesting would be DA3 bringing back Origins:
Warden Origin.
Hawke Origin.
Ooooo!
I approve of this 100%.
This could be very interesting.
Filament wrote...
What could be interesting would be DA3 bringing back Origins:
Warden Origin.
Hawke Origin.
Ace of Hart wrote...
Although it must be said that your character sacrificing him/her self for Ferelden is cool, if you have another character that didn't.
Baelyn wrote...
Filament wrote...
What could be interesting would be DA3 bringing back Origins:
Warden Origin.
Hawke Origin.
Ooooo!
I approve of this 100%.
This could be very interesting.
Ace of Hart wrote...
What? they are Epic!
- If this is going to happen or not you don't knowVicious wrote...
Uh, no.
Scenario:
Warden in DA3.
Cue whinefest of 'why am I not with my love interest' or where is xx character? or why am I depowered to level 1 again?
etc etc ad nauseam
It's not gonna happen. Plus Bioware really loves bringing in new companions every game. Look at Mass Effect, for example.
New Game, new hero. You folks had best accept it now.
It's really a matter of preference, so it's probably hard to explain the coolness because everybody feels differently for his or her main character. But I will try to explain why I find my Warden so compelling (Spoilers for Origin):AngelicMachinery wrote...
I don't understand what's so cool about Grey Wardens...
Modifié par Caja, 27 mars 2011 - 12:59 .
Guest_Bio-Boy 3000_*
Modifié par Systera, 27 mars 2011 - 01:03 .
XX55XX wrote...
DSerpa wrote...
Just because you offed your Warden doesn't mean they cannot return. It's fiction. If the writers want to bring back the Warden they can do it without a retcon. Here's an idea off the top of my head:
The Grey Warden who kills the Archdemon does not die. Their spirit leaves their body and fights the Archdemon's spirit in the Fade in order to prevent it from possessing another darkspawn body, sort of like Oma Desala vs. Anubis. Some **** goes wrong and the Warden gets pulled through the Fade into another body, freeing up the Archdemon's spirit to act in a similar role to the OGB.
Problem solved.
Ugh. Deus ex machinimas. Even worse than an actual retcon.
bsbcaer wrote...
XX55XX wrote...
I didn't care much about Hawke. He/She wasn't really a hero, but more of an opportunist who just had decisions and opportunities thrown upon his/her lap. Hawke's "rise to power" has been punctuated by moments of sheer luck and little else.
What we need, is for our Warden to come back as the primary protagonist. I don't care if BioWare elects to bring back voice acting or not with this Warden. I don't care if all of our savegames are retconned. The Warden is a far more compelling person than Hawke - yeah, yeah, Hawke started a mage rebellion, but the Warden freaking saved Thedas from the march of the darkspawn.
They also should bring back the old style of narrative - namely, saving the world from a grave threat. I think the qunari would be play an excellent role in being that enemy.
It will be a controversial move, but Dragon Age 2 felt more like a spinoff game than an actual sequel.
Oh please, for the love of God no...I liked my warden, I enjoyed playing as my warden, but I'd rather not see him (or her) in another game...
This also assumes that an import is a necessity. What about those who are switching systems (played DA:O on a console and switches to PC for example) or who have lost their DA:O saved files (lost their computerin the intervening time between DA:O and DA3)? That doesn't even touch the issue about those who had their warden survive and those who did not.
How would you deal with the issue of characters starting at (probably) at least level 20? would you have all the enemies mysteriously get that much more powerful than DA:O (gee, how come I could destroy a giant spider just by looking at it with my original warden, but now it takes longer to kill the same giant spider in DA3?) or would you have the warden mysteriously lose his/her powers from DA:O?
Modifié par LTD, 27 mars 2011 - 01:56 .
XX55XX wrote...
I didn't care much about Hawke. He/She wasn't really a hero, but more of an opportunist who just had decisions and opportunities thrown upon his/her lap. Hawke's "rise to power" has been punctuated by moments of sheer luck and little else.
What we need, is for our Warden to come back as the primary protagonist. I don't care if BioWare elects to bring back voice acting or not with this Warden. I don't care if all of our savegames are retconned. The Warden is a far more compelling person than Hawke - yeah, yeah, Hawke started a mage rebellion, but the Warden freaking saved Thedas from the march of the darkspawn.
They also should bring back the old style of narrative - namely, saving the world from a grave threat. I think the qunari would be play an excellent role in being that enemy.
LTD wrote...
Warden back? Surely it takes a black heart to
wish some sort of necromancy-related foulness upon the Hero of Ferelden
who gave his life so YOU could live!:l Let him rest in peace!
Also, stop worrying of DA III when we still don't have a confirmation of DA II being released.
There are only two terminator movies, three star wars movies, one matrix movie and so far only one Dragon Age game.
Modifié par The Xand, 27 mars 2011 - 01:59 .
Modifié par LTD, 27 mars 2011 - 02:07 .
LTD wrote...
Fornication out of wedlock and demon babies!:l >Surely the Man you speak of is no hero:(
Modifié par The Xand, 27 mars 2011 - 02:13 .
Vicious wrote...
Uh, no.
Scenario:
Warden in DA3.
Cue whinefest of 'why am I not with my love interest' or where is xx character? or why am I depowered to level 1 again?
etc etc ad nauseam
It's not gonna happen. Plus Bioware really loves bringing in new companions every game. Look at Mass Effect, for example.
New Game, new hero. You folks had best accept it now.
Modifié par Whist Darkblade, 27 mars 2011 - 02:47 .