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[Kesica]

I'm really disappointed in Da 2, the only improvement was the combat system and everything including the plot was total let down. I may wait and read the reviews before buying Da 3,,, That if Bw actually makes it.

Modifié par Kesica, 17 mars 2011 - 05:36 .

[deamon deathstone1]

I think it's Orlais next as well. As for the main character i'm thinking a chantry member. Why? Well, just as it isn't a DA game without Sandal, it also seems it isn't a DA game if it doesn't start in the Ostagar/Lothering area.

Maybe the Chantry member will have Lelianna like history and have to fight his/her way past darkspawn and Logain supporters on their way home.

And maybe in DA 4 you could choose which of the former main chars is your main one.

[BrainDiver]

The only major problem I had (besides glitches) was seeing the same places re-used so many times, it really kills the re-playability factor.

I hope it is in Antiva/the Anderfels though I must admit as long as I get to see some more Leliana I would buy it even if it was set entirely in Gamlen's House.

[What?]

Assuming there is a Dragon Age 3, I'm putting money on Orlais, and it having some sort of involvement with The Warden's disappearance. Or reappearance, depending. I also have a feeling it'll usher in the fall of The Chantry--perhaps the Divine is slaughtered and the country thrust into chaos. Leliana--assuming the retcon of her death isn't changed--without her employer (The Divine) will join the protagonist, perhaps mentoring them, being she's a veteran of The Blight. Celene is weakened on the throne due to political in-fighting. Mages are just casting establishments down left and right in some sort of makeshift Tevinter Imperium. Morrigan is heading them, maybe. Or at least and instrumental leader in the 'revolution'. Something like that. But with all the vitriol, we may never see a sequel. Or another DA game, for that matter. I've just resigned to pessimism; the complaints are going to overshadow the praises, and EA's just going to trash the series and start a new franchise.

Modifié par VictorianTrash, 17 mars 2011 - 11:50 .

[b0ksah]

VictorianTrash wrote...

Assuming there is a Dragon Age 3, I'm putting money on Orlais, and having some sort of involvement with The Warden's disappearance. Or reappearance, depending. But with all the vitriol, we may never see a sequel. Or another DA game, for that matter. I've just resigned to pessimism; the complaints are going to overshadow the praises, and EA's just going to trash the series and start a new franchise.

The complaints are only heard because they don't play the game ...but complain instead .. I for one really like DA2 ..more so than DA:O

But Yes Orlais is my bet too ... no Dragon Age with out Sandal

And they could make a lot of Dragon age games ... set in other parts of the world ... easy

Still have a tiny hope that Shale comes back as more than a bird killer ... as a little scared Dwarf

[BrainDiver]

VictorianTrash wrote...

Assuming there is a Dragon Age 3, I'm putting money on Orlais, and it having some sort of involvement with The Warden's disappearance. Or reappearance, depending. I also have a feeling it'll usher in the fall of The Chantry--perhaps the Divine is slaughtered and the country thrust into chaos. Celene is weakened on the throne. Something like that. But with all the vitriol, we may never see a sequel. Or another DA game, for that matter. I've just resigned to pessimism; the complaints are going to overshadow the praises, and EA's just going to trash the series and start a new franchise.

EA aren't going to scrap it, as long as it sells more than Origins it will be all chocolates and roses from them.

[shai-hulud-lama]

Orlais sounds plausible, but i don't want to go there because of this annoying accent

[brazen_nl]

Morrigan.

/thread

[deamon deathstone1]

BrainDiver wrote...

The only major problem I had (besides glitches) was seeing the same places re-used so many times, it really kills the re-playability factor.

I hope it is in Antiva/the Anderfels though I must admit as long as I get to see some more Leliana I would buy it even if it was set entirely in Gamlen's House.

Yeah the "Haven't i been here before?" factor was high in the game as was the "Didn't this entrance lead somewhere else a quest ago?" factor.

But i don't think it really hampers re-playabillity that much, seeing there are so many other things that you could change.

[Dante Angelo]

brazen_nl wrote...

Morrigan.

/thread

Are you saying you want dragon age III to take place in Morrigan or have her be involved?

[PantheraOnca]

Dante Angelo wrote...
 want dragon age III to take place in Morrigan

hawt.

anyway, the game will probably take place in orlais, but a line of fenris' dialogue got me really interested in seeing what the templars do in tevinter, so i'm hoping for a foray into the imperium.

also, nevarra sounds cool, and i like dragon-stuff, and they're reknowned dragon hunters, so more of that please.


also, i want to go to rivain to see if isabella is a typical or exceptial rivaini lass.

Modifié par PantheraOnca, 19 mars 2011 - 09:10 .

[sevalaricgirl]

I truly don't think the pc will be a chantry anything. Bioware would not alienate the non religious segment of their gaming community and there would be a lot of gamers who wouldn't buy the game.

[OLDFARTKEYWESTER]

Given that Sebastian and our Hawke do not depart on the best of terms, with one option even leading to him vowing to return with an army and invade Kirkwall, I do not think Starkhaven is a viable option for our heroes to seek refuge.

The comment about Sandal is, I think, relevant and probably gives a hint.  Also, the Grand Cathedral of the Chantry is in Val Royeaux, in Orlais, and if the storyline is to continue the conflict between Chantry and Circle that would be a logical continuation. 

I am, like others, intriqued by the increasing prominence of Tevinter as the story progressed.  The Imperium was barely mentioned in most of Origins, mostly reflected in left over architecture, the odd artifact and of course Andraste's backstory in the Quest for the Urn.

Then fast forward to near the end of Origins and the Unrest in the Alienage quest, where we see Tevinter mages and soldiers openly acting in Ferelden, apparently with Loghain's collusion.   Then in DA2, all the information provided by Fenris about the situation in Tevinter is very tantalizing.

I did see a recent twitter note that Bioware is looking for environmental designers (note the plural!) for DA3, which at least implies there may be two different settings, so perhaps Orlais and Tevinter?   Maybe Orlais is considering an alliance with Tevinter against Ferelden, which would explain Alistair's concern expressed to Hawke?  Possibilities abound.

[Malanek]

Having another war brewing between Orlais and Fereldan and set the main plot in the politcal background to that. Want more Qunari but Orlais doesn't seem to fit that, probably better to wait and set one in Tevinter to use as a main theme. Maybe hook into the Dwarves and the reforged Anvil and underground circle (condemned by the chantry of course).

[bayless1]

i just hope what ever they do they make the spells and talents more detail. Like allow since hawk is suppose to be a blood mage to use demon arm to help rip apart his victims.

[Urzon]

Orlais is a sure thing for the setting. We will most likely play as a seeker, and hopefully we will be able to play as a dwarf or a elf again. I can see them having a prologue giving the backstory of how you either become or got employed by the seekers (an origins story if you will). Dwarf being the hardest to place. Maybe an ex-carta member that went into business for himself? (Mob boss or P.I. Dwarf sounds awesome.)

The acts would work around trying to find the Warden and Champion. You would have to retrace their steps after they left Ferelden and Kirkwall. This is were imported data comes to play. First stop would be love interests locations...

The Warden:

Alistair-Ferelden
Morrigan-Maker knows where (Away from Flemeth)
Zevran- Antiva
Leliana-Orlais.

The Champion:

Fenris: Tevinter (most likely killing magisters)
Anders: HQ for Mage's Freedom Rebellion (where ever they might stick that)
Merrill: Searching for lost elven lore (whether blood magic is involved is up to imported data)
Isabela: Either the high seas or Rivain (also depending on imported data)
Sebastian: Starkhaven (either as a chantry brother, prince, or building an army)

After finding them, you would most likely branch off from there. Following a trail of clues, you would also have to try and fix everyones problems. It wouldnt be a dragon age game if it wasnt so.

It would all lead up to a huge clusterf*** at the ending. Where, we would see the set up for the next game.

Modifié par Urzon, 18 août 2011 - 01:19 .

[Reldo Cousland]

 I think that Flemeth will have something to do with the third one, also that they will continue with the mage/templar war because Dragon Age 2 ends mentioning that the circle has rebelled against the templars.
There will be a link between the Warden and Hawke because at the end of Dragon Age 2 it mentons that Hawke and the Warden have both dissapeared; and no one knows there location. 

[Bloodpower62]

You probably get to be a seeker of the chantry. Some people might be like "No, the chantry are the ones that started the war!" which is wrong. The templars have been trained to well to fight the mages, and put there mage hunting duties above there alleigance to the chantry, thus starting an anti mage war. It is hinted at the end that the chantry really just wants to help, while the templars are now seperate from the chantry (Like the real templars). The seekers seem to be another branch of the chantry used as agents rather than soldiers. With the templars gone, the seekers will have to do both now (I think at the end of DAII, there was soldier in the background as leliana was talking to the other seeker). All the chantry wants to do is help, and our protagonist seeker will be the one that saves the world.

Others might be like "But the chantry won't let mages into their ranks! And I want to be a blood mage! Waaaaah!"
Now I'm only speculating here, but since the seekers are the elites that were called upon when the templars couldn't do their jobs, then there could be exceptions made in a time of crisis (Mage templar war). As a mage seeker, our protagonist is the elite. He/she is the mother of all mages, able to resist becoming abominations like no other mage, possesing the mental fortitude equal to no other creature. While few mages are powerful enough and posses the mental fortitude to be allowed to leave the circle to become a seeker, even fewer are allowed to use blood magic to aid the cause. Basically they were to the templars what the grey wardens are to the military. They are the exception, because they are the best.

So I don't know what the plot is, but it will definitly be fixing the mage templar war. Perhaps they will be in Orlais, or perhaps not. We will see.

[Bloodpower62]

sevalaricgirl wrote...

I truly don't think the pc will be a chantry anything. Bioware would not alienate the non religious segment of their gaming community and there would be a lot of gamers who wouldn't buy the game.

Unless, as a chantry something (Seeker), you are recruited for your desire to stop the conflict (And your skill), not because you love the maker. I am an Atheist, and I think being a seeker is a great idea for DA:III

[LolaLei]

I've no idea of what direction they'll take the story, they have a lot of options storyline wise.