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[JimmyTheProthean]

I really liked his character i really did, He was one of the best things about awakening!.
I know we got a little metion of him in Da3. But i hope he has a big role in Dragon age 3!.

[PsychoBlonde]

Cole and the Architect are definitely coming back--in fact, tying some of the stuff in Awakenings in was the primary purpose of the Legacy storyline. Whether they'll come back in DA3, though, only time will tell.

Personally, I'm kind of hoping they (mostly) table the Darkspawn stuff for DA3 and get more into the Elves and Dwarves (and other stuff too) in order to set up for a big huge spectacular Darkspawn Reveal in game 4. But who knows what the plan is at this stage.

[JimmyTheProthean]

PsychoBlonde wrote...

Cole and the Architect are definitely coming back--in fact, tying some of the stuff in Awakenings in was the primary purpose of the Legacy storyline. Whether they'll come back in DA3, though, only time will tell.

Personally, I'm kind of hoping they (mostly) table the Darkspawn stuff for DA3 and get more into the Elves and Dwarves (and other stuff too) in order to set up for a big huge spectacular Darkspawn Reveal in game 4. But who knows what the plan is at this stage.

I think the point of Da3 is to finally end the darkspawn threat and the templar/mage war.
So they should bring closure to the darkspawn mystery.

[Wulfram]

Well, he's a bit dead in some of my games.

[Great_Horn]

Based on the little facts we really know. Let’s keep it simple. Solving the Mages vers. Templars conflict is big enough. If you read the novel Asunder, there are some hints what else is going on in dragon age 09:40.

Modifié par Great_Horn, 25 mars 2012 - 12:22 .

[Teddie Sage]

If he was still alive, this would be a good opportunity to bring back the Velanna character (even though I hated her).

Modifié par Teddie Sage, 25 mars 2012 - 01:18 .

[Maria Caliban]

The name of the series is not 'Darkspawn Age.'

[Kinkaku]

Doesn't change the fact that hes a significant character, like Corypheus.

[Ponendus]

I'd like to see the Archtiect make another appearance. I agree that I found him particularly interesting as a character - one of the more well-written characters in the series. I like that he invoked a genuine polarity in my own mind as to whether to sympathise with him or just hate him.

Any character that does something like that works well in an RPG in my opinion.

[Great_Horn]

Ponendus wrote...

I'd like to see the Archtiect make another appearance. I agree that I found him particularly interesting as a character - one of the more well-written characters in the series. I like that he invoked a genuine polarity in my own mind as to whether to sympathise with him or just hate him.

Any character that does something like that works well in an RPG in my opinion.

Exactly! However I´m not sure if the Architect or Corypheus really fits into the Mages vers. Templars conflict.

[Unknown_Warrior]

Kinkaku wrote...

Doesn't change the fact that hes a significant character, like Corypheus.

With the difference that Corypheus is alive in any scenario, whereas the Architect is suffering from a case of death in my game.
Also, why can't the Dragon Age series move past the Darkspawn? We finished the Blight, they're done.

[Huntress]

The architec and the Mother are dead in my games.. why would they bring them back?
if you say: Corypheus .. now you are talking! why? because NOBODY really destroyed him, he is either in a female body or male body but is ALIVE..

[Joy Divison]

He's dead.

[Pzykozis]

Bit of a corpse mate, guess he could get better but its not exactly a common thing to recover from a mild case of death.

[Lord Gremlin]

In games like this I experience huge frustration each time I meet a character I can not kill or decimate. Flemeth pisses me off for example. Architect... Is not all that important. You need those creatures for story - use his Disciples.

As for Cole... Am I the only one found even reading about him annoying? Although awsome ending does make up for it...
Speaking of - Asunder has a great ending. That's something. But David Gaider does not equals Bioware.

Modifié par Lord Gremlin, 25 mars 2012 - 04:04 .

[PsychoBlonde]

Great_Horn wrote...

Ponendus wrote...

I'd like to see the Archtiect make another appearance. I agree that I found him particularly interesting as a character - one of the more well-written characters in the series. I like that he invoked a genuine polarity in my own mind as to whether to sympathise with him or just hate him.

Any character that does something like that works well in an RPG in my opinion.

Exactly! However I´m not sure if the Architect or Corypheus really fits into the Mages vers. Templars conflict.

Are you kidding?  The Architect and Corypheus are like the pure distillation of the MvT conflict, because they're (possibly) among the ancient Tevinter Magisters who almost ended the world with their blood magic.  The Archdemons seem more like distractions.  Yeah, they're nasty and destructive and all that, but in the end they seem as indiscriminate as forces of nature.  (Plus the fact that there are only, what, 2 of them left?)  The ancient mages though--they make plans.  They do experiments.  They have *goals*.

This is a problem.

[PsychoBlonde]

Pzykozis wrote...

Bit of a corpse mate, guess he could get better but its not exactly a common thing to recover from a mild case of death.

The Archdemons do it.  Cory did it.  According to Riordan the *only* way to kill one of these things is for a Gray Warden to destroy their soul and the soul of the enemy at the same time--and it may not even be possible for current Gray Wardens because they only share corruption with the Archdemon, *not* with the Original Darkspawn.

Or, maybe, it's possible to purify the corrupt soul and produce an Old God Baby.  Maybe.

We shall see.

[Great_Horn]

PsychoBlonde wrote...

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Are you kidding?  The Architect and Corypheus are like the pure distillation of the MvT conflict, because they're (possibly) among the ancient Tevinter Magisters who almost ended the world with their blood magic.  The Archdemons seem more like distractions.  Yeah, they're nasty and destructive and all that, but in the end they seem as indiscriminate as forces of nature.  (Plus the fact that there are only, what, 2 of them left?)  The ancient mages though--they make plans.  They do experiments.  They have *goals*.

This is a problem.

Have you read the novel DA: Asunder? IMO those events will set the stage for the conflict no Darkspawn involvement needed. To me the Architect and Corypheus are autonomic. We’ve got already enough loose ends to deal with.

[Kinkaku]

Unknown_Warrior wrote...

Kinkaku wrote...

Doesn't change the fact that hes a significant character, like Corypheus.

With the difference that Corypheus is alive in any scenario, whereas the Architect is suffering from a case of death in my game.
Also, why can't the Dragon Age series move past the Darkspawn? We finished the Blight, they're done.

True, but even with the Blight over the darkspawn still hold significance over many mysteries that have still yet to be answered, especially with the remaining Old Gods and the Taint.

Modifié par Kinkaku, 25 mars 2012 - 07:37 .

[Thor Rand Al]

JimmyTheProthean wrote...

I really liked his character i really did, He was one of the best things about awakening!.
I know we got a little metion of him in Da3. But i hope he has a big role in Dragon age 3!.

Um sorry, not me.  I killed him every playthru but one n that was for the Achievement.  N Since this is a no spoilers thread I'll leave it at that.

[Thor Rand Al]

PsychoBlonde wrote...

Cole and the Architect are definitely coming back--in fact, tying some of the stuff in Awakenings in was the primary purpose of the Legacy storyline. Whether they'll come back in DA3, though, only time will tell.

Personally, I'm kind of hoping they (mostly) table the Darkspawn stuff for DA3 and get more into the Elves and Dwarves (and other stuff too) in order to set up for a big huge spectacular Darkspawn Reveal in game 4. But who knows what the plan is at this stage.

Cole, you mean Cory or Corypheus as his full name. 
Cole is becoming my favorite character in Asunder LOL

[Ponendus]

Thor Rand Al wrote...

PsychoBlonde wrote...

Cole and the Architect are definitely coming back--in fact, tying some of the stuff in Awakenings in was the primary purpose of the Legacy storyline. Whether they'll come back in DA3, though, only time will tell.

Personally, I'm kind of hoping they (mostly) table the Darkspawn stuff for DA3 and get more into the Elves and Dwarves (and other stuff too) in order to set up for a big huge spectacular Darkspawn Reveal in game 4. But who knows what the plan is at this stage.

Cole, you mean Cory or Corypheus as his full name. 
Cole is becoming my favorite character in Asunder LOL

Cole is an excellent character.

[Cyberarmy]

Wulfram wrote...

Well, he's a bit dead in some of my games.

If they can put  Leilana's head back, they can absolutely bring Archi back.

[Huntress]

Great_Horn wrote...

Ponendus wrote...

I'd like to see the Archtiect make another appearance. I agree that I found him particularly interesting as a character - one of the more well-written characters in the series. I like that he invoked a genuine polarity in my own mind as to whether to sympathise with him or just hate him.

Any character that does something like that works well in an RPG in my opinion.

Exactly! However I´m not sure if the Architect or Corypheus really fits into the Mages vers. Templars conflict.

The architec is a humanoid creature with a bit of brain mass, Corypheus IF what varric said is true and he was one of the magisters of old.. He may or may not know how merril's mirror works without the demons .. thats a BIG problem think about it, any mage who wants power either to be free or to free himself of the Qunary/templars or just because they are EVIL will want to side with Corypheus.. To a monster like the architec not one with a brain will want to side with him.. why? the architec is a darpawn that mean it carries the plague and he eat people.