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[Ser Mix-a-lot]

 
Sure, there's the conflict with the mages and the templars, and very likely the next game will focus on that, and maybe a conflict between Fereldan and Orlais.

But are some interesting events in the distant future... 
The Old God baby is still about only 10 years old, so if appears right after the end of DA2 he would still be a child, so it's unlikely that he'll play a major role in the story. 
We know Alistair (and the Warden?) have about the 30 years to live, before they go to the deep roads.

Now, maybe that's just me, but I don't really want another whole game about mages vs. templars. 

Do you want DA3 to take place right after events of 2 or do you want it to be set a little more in the future?

[DragonAddict]

I would like DA3 to be a continuation of DAO, import my Warden and his/her choices, God Baby/Morrigan and go from there. Hawke...........meh.

I would have it continue time wise right after Witch Hunt............Looking for Morrigan/Elf Mirror, went with her or took the Elf book, continuation, not...........here's Hawke...........bam.

Modifié par DragonAddict, 23 avril 2011 - 09:14 .

[Dave of Canada]

Shortly after the finale of DA2 when the Circles aren't setting the world "on fire", couldn't care more about the Warden or Old Baby so I'd just like to see Orlais and it falling apart due to how it's pretty Chantry-centric.

That or during the "present" of the Cassandra interrogation.

[SirDoctorofTARDIS]

I want to start right after the ending of DA2. Show a scene where Cassandra and Leliana find Hawke/The Warden and go from there.

[Giltspur]

I don't know which one I want next.  I'd need to hear the writer's ideas.  But they won't tell me that.  So I'll just mention some things that are interesting that they could follow up on:

Leliana and Cassandra.  Why are the Hero and the Champion missing? What will happen to the Chantry and the Mages and the Templars?

What were the Grey Wardens talking about at the end of Act II?  Is there a story there?

My favorite storyline is basically anything to do with Morrigan and Flemeth.  So whatever's next for them.  I feel like the Chantry/Mage stuff should come first though.  Unless it involves Morrigan and Flemeth, which is cool.

Alistair/Anora, his/her attitude towards mages and the consequences of that.  Orlesian ambitions towards Ferelden.  What's going on there?

Will something change in the Tevinter-Qunari war?  Will the Qunari make any new advances anywhere?  DAII made me a Qunari fan.  No, I don't agree with them.  But I find them and stories about them interesting.  I'd also like to see what the breakdowns are in their society--the sort of things they wouldn't include in the Qun indoctrination pamphlet.

At any rate, I think the most appropriate sequel takes place right after DA2 and addresses mages/chantry.  But the story I care most about is "the Morrigan one".

[Maria Caliban]

I'd like it to start about a year after Meredith calls the Right of Annulment, assuming that DA 3 centers around the Circles rebelling.

If it's about a different conflict, it might start anytime during or after the events of the game.

[ISnowdropI]

Right after DA2, when Hawke and the Warden go missing. I dunno about others but I don't want to miss out what happens after the destruction of the Chantry. I think it would be interesting to see how Thedas reacts to that, I don't  just want to see the distruction in a history book or mentioned only in passing.

It would be cool to play as a slave or something in Tevinter, right at the heart of the aftermath.xD

Modifié par ISnowdropI, 23 avril 2011 - 09:34 .

[TJPags]

I wouldn't mind picking up with the mage-templar war, but somehow I don't think we will. They'd either have to railroad us into supporting one side or the other, or write 2 games - mage supporter or chantry supporter.

Also, on that note, we may run into the same problem DA2 gave us - no matter what we do, the end may be the same - mages win or templars win. Giving us that choice leads to too much of a variation in the world for future games.

However, I have no interest in Hawke or what happens to Hawke. Hawke was basically a bystander, as I saw it, and I don't really care what becomes of him after.

While I'd like to play my warden again, doing so without a blight seems . .wrong to me.

I also don't care about Ferelden. None of my wardens did, really, My Cousland may have some feeling for it, but not enough of one to pull a Sophia and involve himself into fighting for it, and bringing the Wardens with him.

So, overall, I think we should skip ahead to the end of the mage war, and pick things up from there. New world order, new hero, etc...

[Ulicus]

A couple of years after DA2's events, I guess. And, as I love the 'exaggerated truth' thing (it justifies the ridiculous OTT of the combat!!!), I'm hoping for another framed narrative.

Modifié par Ulicus, 23 avril 2011 - 09:52 .

[Ser Mix-a-lot]

  I think that they necessarily have to include a new element in the story to keep it interesting.The extend of the mage templar war could be explored in DLC and a possible addon.
Personally, for the next game I'd like to just use that as a background for a new storyline. Alright, so here is how the world was changed after DA2. This is what the situation in Thedas looks like... And here is where your new character starts.

[Maverick827]

I think anything could work. If it starts soon after, then we get to see the action of everything falling apart. If it starts long after, and the world is changed enough, then we get to re-live that "fish out of water" Origins experience.

Of course, you can always have both with a DA3 and then a DA4.

[Amagoi]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Shortly after the finale of DA2 when the Circles aren't setting the world "on fire", couldn't care more about the Warden or Old Baby so I'd just like to see Orlais and it falling apart due to how it's pretty Chantry-centric.

That or during the "present" of the Cassandra interrogation.

This is pretty much the exact same thing I would prefer. Though I like to phrase it more strongly that I sometimes get physically sick of hearing about the OGB. The Warden, I wouldn't mind seeing, but the Wardens don't seem as relevant to Thedas outside of Blights. Being neutral to all conflicts that aren't Darkspawn-infested and all.

So yeah. 9:37 or 38 would be the best year to start a DA3 in Orlais I think. It'd also be pretty interesting if we had a DA that was pre-9:30, but I don't see that happening just yet.

Modifié par Amagoi, 23 avril 2011 - 10:04 .

[Dante Angelo]

Maybe a year or so after the Varric's interrogation

[robotam]

4000 years later.
Flemeth, now living on a moon. Has built the "darkspawn Bomb", that will destroy the world.
Sandal who prophesied the building the bomb. Used "Not enchantment" to cryogenically freeze the greatest heroes of all time (including Hawke and the Warden [if the warden survived]) until they are needed.
You play as one of the heroes (options are given for what hero you want to pick eg Dwarf, Qunari, lobsterman, elf etc).
At the end of the game (having either killed or romanced Flemeth) you time portal to the end of dragon age 2 (bringing motorbikes) and you tell Leliana, that you'll "sort out this mess. "
And you and Varric go riding of into the sunset.

[ForGreatJustice]

robotam wrote...

4000 years later.
Flemeth, now living on a moon. Has built the "darkspawn Bomb", that will destroy the world.
Sandal who prophesied the building the bomb. Used "Not enchantment" to cryogenically freeze the greatest heroes of all time (including Hawke and the Warden [if the warden survived]) until they are needed.
You play as one of the heroes (options are given for what hero you want to pick eg Dwarf, Qunari, lobsterman, elf etc).
At the end of the game (having either killed or romanced Flemeth) you time portal to the end of dragon age 2 (bringing motorbikes) and you tell Leliana, that you'll "sort out this mess. "
And you and Varric go riding of into the sunset.

AWESOME...

If that doesn't happen, I personally would like to keep the "Suikodenness" going. Anyone that has never played the Suikoden rpgs, well, one of the things that make it great is all the games take place in one world, but at different time periods. You have recurring characters and events from previous games mentioned or actualized in the current game you play. However, no game is really a direct sequel of the other. I would like that to continue with DA3. I actually was pleased that we were done with the Hero and moved on to a new region and set of characters, while still paying homage to DAO. So for me, on to Tevinter!

[AlexXIV]

Depends, if I'd continue with my Warden I would go from where my Warden left off naturaly. So after Awakenings and Witchhunt. If Hawke then after killing Meredith and leaving Kirkwall.

I am having the bad feeling we could start off as a new protagonist either being the OGB or enemy of the OGB, 10 years after DA2 after the end of the mage-templar war. So basically scrap DA:O and DA2, here comes the new stuff. In which case I say thank you, but no thank you.

[Patriciachr34]

Right after a couple of DA 2 DLC's/Expansion(s). That way DA 2 could "wrap" and we could move on to something else.

[Ivers0803]

I have a feeling the next game will be about finding Hawke and the Warden

[Viyu]

Not too long. I might want to romance some of the old characters like Varric.

[ReallyRue]

Enough time after DA2 for things to be spiralling out of control. Maybe several months or a year.

[nuclearpengu1nn]

gazillion years so we can have guns lol or lightsabers WOO!!!

[TOBY FLENDERSON]

Long enough that Hawke is dead.

[Fast Jimmy]

Honestly? I would be interested in seeing a Skyrim-type "400 years later" scenario. There is getting to be too many plot lines, characters and intersecting stories for Bioware to sort things out without making a serious jump in time to let some fires go out.

Although... that would really defeat the purpose of being in the "Dragon Age" I guess...