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[jfp2004]

Having both characters be main characters, switching between them at times, would be pretty damn awesome. And also extremely unlikely.

I think the idea of playing a "Seeker" of some kind does sound pretty cool though, keeping with the whole title thing of Warden, Champion, and Seeker. But you never know. Still, it would be cool if one of the plot lines of DA3 was finding both the Warden and the Champion, with the option of meeting them both near the end of the game and having all three team up. But again, that would be unlikely I think.

[WhiteKnyght]

Hawke and his entire group went into hiding to avoid persecution.

The Warden simply vanished or made the ultimate sacrifice to slay the archdemon. Or went through a portal into another dimension with Morrigan.

Also I'd like to point out that Cassandra said the warden was "gone" not disappeared.

Modifié par The Grey Nayr, 18 mars 2011 - 06:31 .

[Clonedzero]

Hawke can EASILY return. ala shepard from ME. its actually what i think they're doing. why design a character and story that can translate so well itno a sequel just not to use it?

the problem with the warden is its simply too vague and varied to ever be used again. my warden while being the "psudeo-canon" human noble warrior who did most of the good stuff and had the ritual might be vastly different from the dwarf noble who did all the jerky stuff and let himself die. so its damn near impossible to write a story that heavily involves a character that can be anything into a story. i mean they tip-toed around it enough in DA2 and he never showed up, so i cant imagine a game where he's actually playable again.

either we'll get a new character, the seeker, or we'll be hawke again. the warden is spent.

[WhiteKnyght]

Dragon Age III could just as easily have a new protagonist.

Or for all we know the Warden could make a comback along with Hawke and a new protagonist, we get to pick who we want to start off with, and play up to a part where all three become allies and kick serious arse.

[PantheraOnca]

New protagonist, HoF(or warden commander or whatever, I never let my warden die taking out the archdemon) and Hawke fight alongside you for DA3 final bossfight (not as party members).

Leaves plenty of plot room, fulfills epicness quota, allows for cameos.

[Statulos]

otis0310 wrote...

Dragon Age 2 has good graphics and good story. But you are right, is not by any stretch of the imagination ambitous, They do not try to do things no one else did and they take few chances. Very straightforward, but no real "I didn't think games could do what you did" reaction. On the point of pushing what games and programs can do, Sims 3 is ambitious. However, only on the surface, there are numerous short cuts they made do laziness or a general belief it wasn't worth the effort. The great epic things they pulled off with Sims 3 is mostly smoke and mirrors, and DA2 can't even rival that.

Sorry to say this, but the last time that happened (the "I cannot belive videogames could get to this") happened to me with Planescape Torment.

That said, I will not deny that I enjoyed Origins a lot and Dragon Age 2 too to a far lesser extent but groundbreaking, nothing like Torment.

[Zenstrive]

if we got to play as Dalish Elf liberated from Tevinter imperium by Hawke and adventuring with him for some time and then got invited by The Grey Wardens to help in Anderfel it will have all kind of awesome potentials.

Or what about if Hawke is forced in Anderfel blight scenario to be a grey warden or to be a leader of a band of merry people who does things in Anderfel in relation to the blight.

[forestmaiden86]

I would have been happy with the ending of my warden if they didnt make her disappear, so while I dont really care that Hawke disappear the fact my warden had her conclusion and now is taken from me, just bugs me. I know they told you the warden disappeared in Awakening but I felt cheated when they said that there. I hope my warden is at least found and not just a lost character like KOTOR.

I really dont want to play Hawke again though... I would rather a new character

Modifié par forestmaiden86, 18 mars 2011 - 07:21 .

[smore006]

 As one of the previous posters (or a combination of them) said, i'm thinking if there's a DA3 then
- we play as Hawke with Cassandra (and maybe Leliana) in the party
- we do not directly encounter the Warden but cooperate with him 
- if Leliana is not in our party she is working with the Warden and communicates us his/her progress through the storyline
- we may get a vague cameo of the Warden at the end of the game, yet so vague it'll be impossible to tell his/her gender etc. Probably some kind of a cutscene.

Modifié par smore006, 18 mars 2011 - 07:56 .

[SgtElias]

Zenstrive wrote...

Or what about if Hawke is forced in Anderfel blight scenario to be a grey warden or to be a leader of a band of merry people who does things in Anderfel in relation to the blight.

While I would love the next game to take place in the Anderfels, I wonder if it's more likely to take place in Orlais, the seat of Chantry power/rule.

Gods help me, is it horrible that I'm already waiting expectantly for the next batch of DLC/expansion/game? I've been arguing with myself for days now about what it would be about, and where/when it would take place.

But back to what the OP was saying, I really don't think any game could contain such awesome. Getting to choose which of past characters to resume, or even better, switching between the two of them, might honestly cause my premature death from fangirl squeeing.

Still, something to dream about, I 'spose.

Modifié par SgtElias, 18 mars 2011 - 07:20 .

[What?]

I hope our Warden comes back--at least as a major figure in the story, if not as a protagonist. Too many unanswered questions that a cheap-shot like 'he died, the end' wouldn't help. If the Warden absolutely needs to die, let me see to his end and choose how it comes. I like Hawke, but not enough to have him return as the titular character of DA3.

Modifié par VictorianTrash, 18 mars 2011 - 07:36 .

[Statulos]

It is possible to have the warden back and keeping him/her mute without forcing anything. Do you guys remember Utha? Well, that´s the trick.

However, I´d gladly give my main character a propper end, a complete end and let him/her go. The taint does not forgive and unless Morrigan can find a cure for that too... In fact and talking of her, it would be so, so cool to have her crying over the corpse of the warden (both as friend or romance) that I´d rather see a nice end for my main character than a forced reuse.

[nomzy]

Tony77A wrote...

The hero of Ferelden/warden might very well be dead for many people.
He/she won't return.

I'm getting a sneaking suspicion that Morrigan's god-child will have a role in DA3 (either hero or villain).
I know they said it's not canon but BioWare has made bigger leaps in logic/canon lore.

If they do make the OGB canon, then there's no problem in allowing the warden to return.. Well less.
But my bet would be on playing Hawke again.

[WidowMaker9394]

Randy1083 wrote...

If the next PC turns out to be a Seeker, I'm legally obligated to name mine Richard.

You must play as a battlemage (Warrior Wizard) and you need to have a LI with long brown hair and green eyes. 

[DarkAnya]

Everwarden wrote...

Not. A. Chance.

Remember Dragon Age 2? The game that just came out? Remember the near criminal lack of ambition there? I don't think one can reasonably expect better out of DA3. 

LOL It's funny cause it's true. This was the worst RPG I've ever played. I wish it had just been a third-person shooter, at least it would have not been hypocritical.

[MaglorArcanist]

Something something like... asha'bellanar has something to do with hawke and the warden disappear.