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[EricHVela]

This deserves a longer story than some trilogy. I was sorely disappointed to hear the title DA2.

[EmperorZorn]

Arppis wrote...

I hope the war is just first half of the game and then bigger threath comes around. Or that war stops but one of the winners is actualy not what he/she appears to be and this would start another adventure.

No no no.
Two factions fight and then a third faction steamrolls them both. ;D

[MICHELLE7]

XX-Pyro wrote...

I hope they break it down and focus on one of the events at a time, instead of clobbering it all into one game. Take your time BioWare, please!

Focusing on one event at a time would make the most sense financially and as long as the games are good I'm willing to pay. Would really like to see more of what Flemith was up to in the next one though.

[Deifka]

Actually, I was joking with the Sandal's role in DA3. Seems not everyone liked it... Anyhow, I believe we'll have an entirely new character for DA3, though I won't be surprised if we'll have to go through 3 character creations (The Hero of Ferelden, Hawke and the new character), as Leliana states that it's not a coincidence that they both are missing. I'm pretty sure we'll have cameos of THoF, Hawke + his/her lover and maybe Anders, given he wasn't a lover of Hawke and wasn't killed, as we don't know yet what's the canon for DA2, like we know in DAO it was a human noble guy going through the Dark Ritual, though I think the canon for DA2 is a mage (possibly male if you watch the trailer).

[Naughty Bear]

There should be huge expansions like awakening focusing on each event.

[Moorino]

Definitely full scale war, you could also throw the Orzmammar and Kal Sharok into the mix. (Hopefully the choices matter!)

Orzmammar with King Bhelan, bringing Kal Sharok back in line with his new modern views. War

Orzammar with King Harrowmont, isolated, Kal Sharok tries to make contact and is... rebuffed. Potential War.

No doubt we shall be running around in DAIII either fanning the flames of war and crushing one side or brokering Peace with each side in each conflict. The World War dynamics and factions is massive.

Hopefully it will be centered in one place, potentially Orlais. Val Royeaux maybe to begin?

Kal Sharok is also under Orlais. Val Royeaux is where the Divine is and DAII says that the Divine is old... trouble there for succession. The Dales are also south of Val Royeaux and now part of Orlais. Where do the Dalish meet every decade? I for one would like to see this meeting of the clans and to influence who's side they could take in the conflict.

[cheeserollED]

I believe the Qunari are going to play an even larger role in DA3.  At some point in the game Fenris made a remark about how the Qunari took an island from the Tevinter and hold it to this day.  He then says that he believes the Qunari could whipe out the Imperium if they wished, and he believes they are just building their forces.  Your character can then ask him if they really have the power to destroy the imperium, and he says something like "They once fought the entire continent of Thedas to a stand still". That combined with the foreshadowing Arishok comment "We shall return" makes it almost a given.


I believe after DA2 the Qunari will look at the Mage rebellion in Thedas, and the Qun will demand action be taken.
Obviously there will be other plot points, but I would be suprised if this wasn't one of them.

[Lil Ianiro]

Deadlysyns wrote...

Can't Be Hawke or the Warden its alluding to someone else i think because they are both gone

They are GONE. Not DEAD. If you listend to what Varric was saying tLeliana or that other seeker is saying the Warden is missing. And hawke is MISSING too. Thats why they are trying to find them. Listen to the actual story before you make false statements. Sorry im kind of sounding mad, thats just the only way i could say it.

[Zorro in Arkham]

 Something I never understood. Why do the templars revolt? The templars ARE the Chantry. All they do is spread the hate of the Chantry and oppress the mages. It makes sense for a mage revolt but not a templar revolt. Templars are the ones you revolt against.

[Deifka]

Zorro in Arkham wrote...

 Something I never understood. Why do the templars revolt? The templars ARE the Chantry. All they do is spread the hate of the Chantry and oppress the mages. It makes sense for a mage revolt but not a templar revolt. Templars are the ones you revolt against.

It has to do something with their lyrium addiction, maybe they were cut off from it when the Chantry realized how dangerous it is to alter their powers with lyrium?

[Dazaster Dellus]

A thought has been crossing my mind over and over again is that Morrigan's God Child will become the leader of the Mages. Since she is rasing the child in a different realm the time length may be different. Or there may be a long time leap from DAO to DA3. It has already been 10 years at the end of DA2.

[Kline1003]

I just hope that it's more of a Fereldan heavy story with our Origin characters having bigger roles, along with some of the more popular DA II characters. I just feel more connected to the Warden's story and the Warden's world so I'm much more interested in a war that Fereldan is involved in. I'm curious if the Warden is really gone or still in court...I mean if a war is happening, how could the Warden just leave?  So maybe there is a reason they are missing and that will play a big part in the story?

This game just left a lot of questions. I wasn't really satisfied and just want to play the hopefully improved Dragon Age 3.

And yeah I could see Morrigan's child being the MC in DA: 3 which bodes well for an Origins heavy storyline. 

Modifié par Kline1003, 21 mars 2011 - 05:08 .

[Dazaster Dellus]

I just read a new article on Dragon Age 3 by IGN. Seems they are on the same page as me. We both seem to have noticed the same things and have come to the conclusion that DA3 will be in Orlais. It all points there. We will see.

[tmp7704]

I expect DA3 to take place in slightly oversized closet. With customized placement of the door, so it can conceivably serve as all locations required by the game.

Or maybe they'll go all out and there will be two closets, each with different wallpaper.

[StaceysChain]

Kline1003 wrote...

And yeah I could see Morrigan's child being the MC in DA: 3 which bodes well for an Origins heavy storyline. 

I'm not too sure. Some people either never did the dark ritual or had a normal child with Morrigan. So unless Morrigan found some other way to obtain the archdemon's soul, I doubt it.

[MadMoskus]

Killdren88 wrote...

I just beat DA 2 and I'm curious. When Leliana says its up to him (Or something along those lines) Is she referring to the warden or hawke?

What she really says is this:

"It is in the Maker's hands now. We put our faith in him."

Nothing about Hawke or the warden.

[Wulfram]

Zorro in Arkham wrote...

 Something I never understood. Why do the templars revolt? The templars ARE the Chantry. All they do is spread the hate of the Chantry and oppress the mages. It makes sense for a mage revolt but not a templar revolt. Templars are the ones you revolt against.

My guess is the sequence of events went something like this

1.  Mages rebel, inspired by events in Kirkwall
2.  Templars call for Rite of Annullment on every circle in Thedas
3.  Chantry says no.  They want to find a peaceful solution, rather than tear apart Ferelden.  Particularly since without the mages Thedas will be easy prey for the Qunari
4.  Templars ignore Chantry orders.

[Noatz]

Dragon Age: Total War?

Moorino wrote...

Definitely full scale war, you could also throw the Orzmammar and Kal Sharok into the mix. (Hopefully the choices matter!)

Orzmammar with King Bhelan, bringing Kal Sharok back in line with his new modern views. War

Orzammar with King Harrowmont, isolated, Kal Sharok tries to make contact and is... rebuffed. Potential War.

No doubt we shall be running around in DAIII either fanning the flames of war and crushing one side or brokering Peace with each side in each conflict. The World War dynamics and factions is massive.

Hopefully it will be centered in one place, potentially Orlais. Val Royeaux maybe to begin?

Kal Sharok is also under Orlais. Val Royeaux is where the Divine is and DAII says that the Divine is old... trouble there for succession. The Dales are also south of Val Royeaux and now part of Orlais. Where do the Dalish meet every decade? I for one would like to see this meeting of the clans and to influence who's side they could take in the conflict.

There's not much potential for war between the two inhabited thaigs, lets face it how are they going to get an army to each other? Through the Deep Roads? Whoever attacks will have to cut through more far more darkspawn than there are dwarves in the other city and will face a significant disadvantage attacking the other. Move the army overland? As if non surface dwarves would ever want to "go topside" (most of them have agoraphobia), plus they have to cross god knows what on the surface and still be at a huge disadvantage attacking the other.

If DA3 is in Orlais though I'd say its damn near certain we'll end up in Kal'sharok however.

Modifié par Noatz, 23 mars 2011 - 12:21 .

[TobiTobsen]

Wulfram wrote...

Zorro in Arkham wrote...

 Something I never understood. Why do the templars revolt? The templars ARE the Chantry. All they do is spread the hate of the Chantry and oppress the mages. It makes sense for a mage revolt but not a templar revolt. Templars are the ones you revolt against.

My guess is the sequence of events went something like this

1.  Mages rebel, inspired by events in Kirkwall
2.  Templars call for Rite of Annullment on every circle in Thedas
3.  Chantry says no.  They want to find a peaceful solution, rather than tear apart Ferelden.  Particularly since without the mages Thedas will be easy prey for the Qunari
4.  Templars ignore Chantry orders.

I understood the Ending of DA2 in the same way!

[clanogrady]

bah, the next dragonage game will be a 4 disk game, 1 disk dedicated to the warden of DAO or a new warden to lead in the wake of the ultimate sacrifice leading an army through the deep roads to reach a place far away topside, 2nd disk for Hawke to gather the Templars and mages and march to meet the Grey warden, 3rd disk for a new character to gather the collective might of Thedas, and then a 4th disk to bring the 3 armies together to fight against whatever the next threat is, the Qunari, darkspawn, a new threat, an army of abominations from across the sea lead by a corrupted spirit who has similarities to the maker? the fade? with a very fun sprawling battle with each character having their own companions fighting in different areas of a massive battle ultimately ending with all 3 characters meeting together and fighting against the leader. for the epilogue, a detailed explanation of Flemeth, Sandal, and the Darkspawn all of whom have a prominent role in the game.

[Dean_the_Young]

It wouldn't be full-scale war unless actual countries sided with the mages. Which is rather implied against a number of times.

It's more of a number of small-area revolts. Still messy, but the catastrophe is more for the breakdown of the political order (and the Chantry), rather than the immediate war itself.

Now, it could easily blossom into a true full scale world war if, say, Orlais gets into several direct wars, or the Qunari invade...

[Dazaster Dellus]

tmp7704 wrote...

I expect DA3 to take place in slightly oversized closet. With customized placement of the door, so it can conceivably serve as all locations required by the game.

Or maybe they'll go all out and there will be two closets, each with different wallpaper.

[Dazaster Dellus]

Wulfram wrote...

Zorro in Arkham wrote...

 Something I never understood. Why do the templars revolt? The templars ARE the Chantry. All they do is spread the hate of the Chantry and oppress the mages. It makes sense for a mage revolt but not a templar revolt. Templars are the ones you revolt against.

My guess is the sequence of events went something like this

1.  Mages rebel, inspired by events in Kirkwall
2.  Templars call for Rite of Annullment on every circle in Thedas
3.  Chantry says no.  They want to find a peaceful solution, rather than tear apart Ferelden.  Particularly since without the mages Thedas will be easy prey for the Qunari
4.  Templars ignore Chantry orders.

Well if you both remember they mention in DA2 a few times that not all Templars thought what the Chantry was doing was right. SO I am guessing they were inspired by the few Templars that rebelled in Kirkwall to help the mages. Templars will probably be divided.

[Dazaster Dellus]

Dean_the_Young wrote...

It wouldn't be full-scale war unless actual countries sided with the mages. Which is rather implied against a number of times.

It's more of a number of small-area revolts. Still messy, but the catastrophe is more for the breakdown of the political order (and the Chantry), rather than the immediate war itself.

Now, it could easily blossom into a true full scale world war if, say, Orlais gets into several direct wars, or the Qunari invade...

You forget the part where Alistair and Bann Teagan mention that they are on the verge of war with Orlais because a loot of the nobles want to "reclaim their lost land" or something along those lines. That sounds like a war brewing to me.

As for the Chantry/Mage/Templar business. I have to disagree. It may have started as a revolt/rebellion in small areas, but as they said in the game, it quickly spread across all of Thedas. That means it has gone from a small revolt to a rebellion across a continent in a few years. I'd call that war. Another way to look at it is this. Think about todays real life events. We(U.S) and our allies fight against small groups of terrorists here and there in different areas. I wouldn't really consider that war. However,  it is still considered war because of all of it's political, emotional and financial ramifications, among others. It's the same thing as an Army of Templars trying to quell the rebellion of Mages, Apostates, Rebel Templars and Freedom Fighters. At the end of DA2, It looked as though Leliana and Cassandra were leading an army and the way they spoke.....they new what was coming. It all points to war, but it could all of a sudden be tossed in the trash by Bioware or it could be done in a written narrative that just explains what happened before we start the next game. I personally would rather experience the war than to just hear about or read about it in dialogue. Who knows how Bio will handle this story?!

[Kenshen]

Dazaster Dellus wrote...

I just read a new article on Dragon Age 3 by IGN. Seems they are on the same page as me. We both seem to have noticed the same things and have come to the conclusion that DA3 will be in Orlais. It all points there. We will see.

It seems trouble follows Sandal and that is where he is headed.  Plus Allistar as king will say there is trouble brewing with Orlais.  I just wander if DA3 will pick up where 2 left off as far as timeline or will it different.  I hope not to much time passes.