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[folkus]

 ALLL CHARACTERS I MEAN ALLL CHARACTERS MUST BE EQUIPED WITH WHAT WE WANT, (ALL OF THEM) Y PLEASE DO NOT MAKE THE ENTIRELY GAME IN ONE CITY THAS IS STUPID,

[Sanguine]

folkus wrote...

 ALLL CHARACTERS I MEAN ALLL CHARACTERS MUST BE EQUIPED WITH WHAT WE WANT, (ALL OF THEM) Y PLEASE DO NOT MAKE THE ENTIRELY GAME IN ONE CITY THAS IS STUPID,

just want to point out, this is probably not what they had in mind when they asked for constructive opinions

[makeshiftcat]

I would love to know more about Morrigan and the child.  I'm also super curious about what's going to happen with the Qunari.  What, if any, changes happened to the Denerim Alienage and the Dalish in Ferelden due to the Grey Warden's actions.  I'd like to know more about the Grey Wardens regular chain of command.  They sounded very unforgiving and distant but that's not necessarily how the Grey Warden from Origins behaved.  Does that make the Orgins Warden a bad Grey Warden?  I'd like to know anything else about Rivan.  How many kingdoms are in the Free Marches?  How much of the DA world is settled?  Are there distant lands similar to how the Far East was viewed?  How far do the Deep Roads go?  What was dwarven culture like when the thaigs were populated?  Were there less Blights when the dwarves were stronger since they were fighting them?  Why did the dwarves fall?  Did the other races not help them or were not in contact?  It is even possible to re-settle those thaigs?  Will the griffins ever return?  I'd love to see them!  Will the dalish ever recover their past knowledge or any portion of it or is it just gone?  Would it be possible to go back to the Black City and what consequences would that create?  I'm dying to know what happened to Cole from Dragon Age: Asunder.  In Dragon Age 2, Merrill says there's no good spirits to Anders.  What does that mean for Wynne and for Evangeline in Dragon Age: Asunder  What happened to the Architect if we saved him?  What furture complications will he cause?  What happens to Varric after Dragon Age 2?  Is it possible for Hawke to meet the Warden?  I think I would die of happiness should such occur.  Will we learn more about Andraste and her life?  What was the religion like before her?  I'm assuming there was something like the Chantry before her since The Maker was the diety prior to her arrival.  Pretty much if it has been mentioned in the DA universe, I want to know more.

[Melca36]

I'd like to see a quest where we have disguises and have to rescue somebody important. It could be a timed quest where you only have so much time before the antagonists catch on. If you make before the time runs out you can achievement but if you don't you have to fight your way out.

[Zetlor]

Dragon age origins was magic pure magic,i remember my first steps in that game,and you know why? because it was awesome to be and elf...a dwarven i'm already a human i want to play with another race.
I want to know the story of the world with another eyes.

Do you want feedback to make DA3....go back and see what you did in DA origins that's the answer

[HeliosPanoptes]

http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Dumat

^More About That Guy.
He's Always Been My Biggest Interest When It Comes To Dragon Age.

First, And Leader Of The Old Gods.
He's Assumed To Have Been The Most Powerful.

Prespective Right There.
I Mean Putting Aside The Fact That He Was Probably Ridiculously Massive.
He Taught Blood Magic To Thalsian.

We've Been Constantly Bombarded With Warnings On How Powerful, Dangerous And Unpredictable Blood Magic Really Is. It's Just On A Different Scale Than Ordinary Magic.

Who Knows Just What He Could Do.

No Spoilers Intended But:

He's Supposed To Have Been Dead For What, 1000 Years?
What's Going On With The Altar Of Dumat?

Or How About:

"Dumat, Grant Me Your Powers!" -I Remember Things Getting A Little Crazy After Hearing That.

And I'm Sure Everyone Who's Beaten Legacy Caught Corypheus' Little Trick At The End.
I'd Like To Think Dumat (And Possibly The Other Gods) Would Have Been Capable Of Doing Something Simular.

• Is He Still Alive?
• What Was/Is He Capable Of?
• What Happened To The Other Old Gods?
• Will We Ever Interact With Them In Any Way? (In The Fade?)
• What Really Happened To The Golden City?

I Won't Even Try To Tie In Morrigan, Flemmeth, And What People Call The "Old God Baby"
I Don't Have A Clue What They're Up To.

Though I Don't Think It's A Coincidence That Flemmeth, Even Being A Shapeshifter Can Become A "Dragon"
Or That Morrigan Wants (Has) The Soul Of An Old God, And Intends To Challenge Her.

Just My 2 Cents.

[alexreilly95]

Many things immediately captured my love in Dragon Age: Origins. My favorite factor was the transitions between travelling from city to city, I didnt have to walk all 100000 miles, instead I would just watch slowly as my red stain flowed across the map waiting anxiously for a surprise fight that might yeild me a good weapon. 
I loved the way that Origins looked in comparison to DA 2, howevre I did greatly appreciate the versatility and fighting style of DA2, If it wasnt broken why did you try to fix it?
The expansiveness of DA: O was startling. I would like to see that come back in DA 3, since all players had for DA 2 was an interesting storyline, and engaging gameplay, whilst lacking the true component of DA: O. 
Also one thing I have noticed in DA is that the citys feel strangely empty, as if everyone stays inside hiding 24/7.
I think that it may be an interesting concept to bring about of more people traveling around the city, each individual but not so much quest related. Where as in the past DA games it seems people are only there if they relate to a quest, I thihnk now they need to be there to add to the social climate, much like the elves are grouped together in the inner cities to give an idea of the life they live. Maybe a gaming engine that could keep all of thses people active is needed to bring this already stunning game, truly to life. That way we dont need to rely on lore to figure out everything about the locals.
I would very much like to see the heros of the past games appear again! Esspescially since we know they are being hunted now. Of course with Morrigan and the baby idk what happens, it would depend on previous save files.
Finally there are two places that entrance me in Dragon Age more than any other. Tevinter and Antiva. If I could see these two places I belive I would have an extremely satisfactory game! Think of all the interesting fights against mages and assassins that could happen? Or even the Antivan royalty! 
These are of course just my opinions, I am a huge fan of Dragon Age: Origins, and a fan of Dragon Age II  as well, but must confess to truly loving only DA: O. 
Im sure that whatever game you produce will be brilliant, as I have loved you guys since Jade Empire!

[wowness8787]

Oh and 2 more things, more of sandals story and does your romance scenes have to be so restricted cause of ersb no offence

[Anaeme]

People have been talking about Baldur's Gate for years, yet Bioware is unable to replicate that recipe.

I find it hard to imagine that all the talent this company had,...all the money that is currently backing them, all the years that have passed...they still have not been able to capture the magic of Baldur's gate

Amazing really

[AlzerionNilvista]

I would love to have an opportunity to learn more about the connection between the Griffons & the Gray Wardens: how the first griffons became Warden mounts, learn precisely how they (supposedly) all died out, and if they have not died out, have an opportunity to have a future character reunite warden's with their mounts and possibly see some aerial combat engine... fighting a High Dragon or Archdemon in the air would be challenging/rewarding/exciting.

[zeebeejeebee]

I totally disagree with Hnielsen about the combat!!
My FAVOURITE part of Dragon Age 2 was the combat- I found it FAR more engaging than in Origins and could carry on for very long periods of time without it feeling too repetitive!
OK, in my opinion:

Origins was great because:
-Different Locations
-Multiple background choices for the Warden
-Zevran wasn't ugly
-A lot more character dialogue

Dragon Age II was great because:
-Hawke was voiced
-***Combat was engaging*** (please please please don't revert the combat style)
-Skill trees
-Hawke unlike Warden was capable of facial expression
-Rogue's damage determined by dexterity
-Scenes with characters were better animated
-Characters were just as loveable if not more so in some cases than in Origins (opinion)
-Many things linked in well from Origins e.g. Dalish Clan was Mahariel's and Merill becomes Hawke's companion, Amell Warden actually a cousin of Hawke..

Where do I want to go in DA3?
NEVARA!! A bit of dragon slayer, yes pleaaaase~
Would also probably like to finally go to the Imperium we hear so much about~ Kill a few magisters, maybe even meet the Black Divine?

[wsandista]

More tactical combat, get back even closer to BG than DAO was. I want to have to use strategy to be effective in combat, not just button-mash like a madman.

[Pemalite]

What kinds of things would you like to discover and learn about the Dragon Age world?

I would like to see connections and discover what happened to all the main characters from Origins, I was completely attached to those characters and would love to know more of their story, I literally squeeled like a little school Girl when Alistair made an Appearance in Dragon Age 2 which was the only real memorable highlight for me in that game.

[Patriota125]

We Dragon Age fans will assume DA2 NEVER existed. I never actually played DA2, loved DAO, don't give a fark about 2.

-More like the first

-We want to make our own characters and I mean the race I want and everything I want it to be. 

-We would like to explore the Tevinter Imperium, Nevarra, Orlais.

- Little bit more open ended, more like Kingdoms of Amalur

- More like the first.

- A better organized journal.

- More Dragon Slaying.

Fark EA, and make games LIKE YOU USED TO MAKE.

Modifié par Patriota125, 17 mai 2012 - 03:57 .

[iamthespark]

I'd like to learn more about:

1. The mirrors
2. Elven history and moredetails of how their tribes function
3. Mages and where their power comes from
4. The fade is always interesting

[Zack_Nero]

Well, their is a lot of things I would like to know about DA. First off the deep roads, everyone knows the drawfs lost them in the first blight. However, in DA2 Hawke discroved the Primeval Thaig, who lived their if not the drawfs, what was the lyrium idol of and for, where do the darkspawn live in the tunnels while searching for the old gods, where exactly are the old gods in, a tomb, prison, or a lot of rocks? Also for the surface concerns, like Antiva, Rivain, Anderfalls, and the other places you mention, what do they look like, their culture, and everything else. Lastly and most importantly, HOW DOES SANDAL KILL SO MANY MONSTERS!?! HOW!?!

[Sanguine]

Patriota125 wrote...

We Dragon Age fans will assume DA2 NEVER existed. I never actually played DA2, loved DAO, don't give a fark about 2.

-More like the first

-We want to make our own characters and I mean the race I want and everything I want it to be. 

-We would like to explore the Tevinter Imperium, Nevarra, Orlais.

- Little bit more open ended, more like Kingdoms of Amalur

- More like the first.

- A better organized journal.

- More Dragon Slaying.

Fark EA, and make games LIKE YOU USED TO MAKE.

please speak for yourself, unless you comonly refer to yurseld in the plural. I'm a DA fan and I enjoyed DA2 just as much as DA:O, though for different reasons.

zeebeejeebee wrote...

I totally disagree with Hnielsen about the combat!!
My
FAVOURITE part of Dragon Age 2 was the combat- I found it FAR more
engaging than in Origins and could carry on for very long periods of
time without it feeling too repetitive!
OK, in my opinion:

Origins was great because:
-Different Locations
-Multiple background choices for the Warden
-Zevran wasn't ugly
-A lot more character dialogue

Dragon Age II was great because:
-Hawke was voiced
-***Combat was engaging*** (please please please don't revert the combat style)
-Skill trees
-Hawke unlike Warden was capable of facial expression
-Rogue's damage determined by dexterity
-Scenes with characters were better animated
-Characters were just as loveable if not more so in some cases than in Origins (opinion)
-Many
things linked in well from Origins e.g. Dalish Clan was Mahariel's and
Merill becomes Hawke's companion, Amell Warden actually a cousin of
Hawke..

Where do I want to go in DA3?
NEVARA!! A bit of dragon slayer, yes pleaaaase~
Would
also probably like to finally go to the Imperium we hear so much about~
Kill a few magisters, maybe even meet the Black Divine?

I agree with you that I enjoyed the combat far more in DA2 than in DA:O, where i found it to be tedious and boring.

[EScream27]

1. I want to know what's going on with my warden, morrigan and the demon child, and Flemeth.
2. More impact of our decisions and our characters from the first two games
3. More story line about the old dwarve thaigs, Kal-Sharok, the lyrium idol, etc.
4. A surviving Griffin!
5. New races and/or an untouched Elivish City with all their old knowledge and wisdom intact.
6. The fade and the dark city origins
7. More customizable NPC's.

[Melca36]

Prebuilt Histories. The 3 in DA:2 added some variety...I hope you do alot more of them

[Bak Tanus]

 How about playing as a qunari? It would be awesome to see things at their point of view!  Oh and no repetitive areas please.

[ladyofpayne]

Bioware please give male LI character more will. Morrigan is stronger than Alistair- she has her opinion and she isn't sentimental and weak. Why male characters can't be independent like Morrigan, Aveline and Isabela and deserve woman respect?

Varric and James Vega (Mass Effect 3) are very popular because they more male person than Fenris and Kaidan.

Please return elven faces in DAO design and give them a boots. DA 2 version looks like aliens.

Modifié par ladyofpayne, 17 mai 2012 - 05:03 .

[ubergine]

I couldn't get into Dragon Age 2 so don't know what may have been revealed there (if anything) about the wider lore present and hinted at in the first game. But I don't want to tell you what I want in the story, I want to be surprised and intrigued. For surprise and intrigue, those answers can't come from me. You might not be able to surprise and intrigue me by recycling characters, races and situations that I spent hundreds of hours on with Dragon Age Origins.

I know you want simple answers within a parameter, but I'm not likely to keep coming back so I'd like to say everything now.

Dragon Age was a perfect game that I hated playing for the first fifty hours. The story and dialogue choices had me hooked and at that fifty hour mark I had some kind of revelation about how the combat system was supposed to work, and to my surprise went from hate to love and replayed it several times, + Awakening and a fair bit of the DLC.

I think Dragon Age was a game built with people-who-played-Baldur's-Gate in mind but, if you didn't have previous experience with that pause-target gameplay, Dragon Age did a very poor job of explaining itself.

Mass Effect had the exact same problem and resolved that with the in game tutorial videos in the second game. Dragon Age 2 approached the problem differently. Instead of explaining the gameplay better, it changed the gameplay into something I don't want: mindless button pressing. Combat in Dragon Age was intriguing: Combat in Dragon Age 2 was boring. I want combat that engages me mentally.

I don't want a Hawke/Commander Shepherd character, I want a voiceless cypher for me to inhabit - that's a role-playing game. I don't want a simplistic wheel, I want well written dialogue choices that engage my understanding of language and (a well-written) NPCs reaction. I got this in Dragon Age Origins. (Incidentally the wheel works well in Mass Effect, because it elevates the game above an otherwise simplistic third-person shooter like Gears.

I realise you want to experiment with genre blending in order to reach a wider and more profitable audience, but the pitfall is diluting the experience for everyone and pleasing even fewer people. I think that's what happened with Dragon Age 2. Normally I would be saddened to see experimentation fail so badly (despite the inherent risk) but in Dragon Age 2's case the choices came across as cynical decisions to make a product as quickly and cheaply as possible with bullet points and buzz-words found on the backs of other people's game boxes. I hope this series can survive the damage done by that because the genre feels underrepresented.

I hope that Dragon Age survives and we someday see another game like Origins with rich storytelling and some depth to its gameplay. Mass Effect 3 and Dragon Age 2 seemed like games that required far fewer writers than their precursors. I hope you can reverse that trend.

[Dezerte]

Things I want to explore and learn more about in Dragon Age:

Tevinter Emperium
The Black City
The Seekers of Truth
Morrigan & Flemeth

Modifié par Dezman8, 17 mai 2012 - 05:21 .

[ElvaliaRavenHart]

Forgive me I have not read this whole thread, but these are some things I’d like to know or see.  Sorry if others have also stated these things.

I want more information regarding the Black City - in the Fade and the Golden City.  Also, what is beyond the Fade where Morrigan went? Will more eluvaians be introduced and what abilities will they have? How does one activate an Eluvian? What information was given to any warden who let Morrigan go through the mirror alone? Why didn’t we get a codex entry on that book?

I want more information on the Wardens and what they are doing such as the main HQ in the Anderfels. Is there a blight forming in the west as was rumored at the end of Awakening? Have they found a way to reach the two remaining Arch Demons? Will there ever be a cure for Wardens? What happened to the other talking darkspawn? Will we ever see the First Warden?  Will there be darkspawn from the ocean waters or new developing darkspawn? Have the four previous wardens who ended the blights…were they also saved by the same type of DR? If a warden such as many of mine did the DR, will they live forever?

For the next ages after the current age of Dragons and if BioWare/EA continue the IP and world, will we visit where humans and Qunari actually came from? The Countries across the oceans that we know exist but have never seen a map of these continents or countries. Why did humans and Qunari come to Thedas, what was their motivation?

What is the tie in with Theirin Blood with Dragons? Why are dragons vital to Thedas as a whole?

I’d like more on all cultures and especially Arlathan, Rivain, Nevarra, and Qunari. What did the elves have that was so important that Trevinter sacked Arlathan? Oh yes, we have to visit Antiva also in game. I want a more in-depth look at Crows and how they accept or decline contracts and to see how crows are actually trained and how they rule Antiva. I’d like to visit every country in Thedas, and I mean all of them.

Will BioWare/EA ever get back to making dlc and expansions instead of comics and P and P play? It really doesn’t make sense to have a video game and no new dlc or expansions coming out. The books and comics are fine but I feel let down the IP is not moving forward without any game play at all. Give me something to play!

Is BioWare/EA waiting for the new versions of consoles such as PS4 before releasing any new game? If this is one holdup, why not produce more expansions and dlc to keep us busy with something to game play until the new consoles are released? I don’t understand no new game play being out and felt the explanation given over the Exalted March expansion wasn’t a good enough reason. My own personal preference is that you guys hold off on the comics until the IP is put to rest, which I hope isn’t until several years to come. 

I do like the opportunity for new books before a new full edition game. I loved reading “The Stolen Throne” and “The Calling” before the original game was released. I’ll look forward to how the events of Asunder will have an impact on the new game, if there is one. Please once in awhile let us have a happy ending for some pc or if the use of a family dynamic is used again, at least give us more than five minutes with them before they get killed or we have one of those decisions to make.

I’d really like some of the open ended story lines from the two previous games to be resolved. Some use of our imagination is fine but some of these storylines were main plots and I want more conclusions and consequences.

More please on the Primal Thaig and why is red lyrium different from blue lyrium? I’d like to visit Kal Sharok and find out how their lingering hatred with Orzammar is going. 

More on what Sandal’s abilities are and why did the Empress request his presence?

An explanation on what happened to Wardens who did the DR and Hawke, where are they and why did they leave their former lives? Is Hawke and The Warden the same person, did an Eluvian with blood magic change them for Flemeth’s future use, just like she was able to escape Morrigan’s plans for her. I really don’t like the cop out of missing former pc. I really liked in DA2 how the Warden was mentioned and the books being written on the blight. I also love hearing or seeing former companions and other npcs from the previous games.  For me this will tie all games in together.

If Alistair dies in Trevinter I’d like it mentioned in the new game, rumors about his death or what happened to him and will Maric ever be found, and who is currently ruling Ferelden if this happens. Did Alistair ever learn who his real mother is and a resolve on that issue on who his real mother actually is would be fantastic?

Is Empress Celene alive or dead? Is Ferelden involved in the war going on in Orlais? If so, then did this happen with the ruling monarch’s approval? Did Alistair, Alistair & Anora ruling jointly, or just Anora give their approval and ordered war with Orlais? This would be a brilliant move if they invaded Orlais and not the other way around of Orlais invading Ferelden. 

Will the Maker always be silent? Is he related to Dumat?

I’d like to see a return to all RPG elements in the next game. I’m an RPG fan and also a tactical player. Can you accommodate both types of players? Not just the button mashers and power player? Give me as much story and lore as possible because I’m one of those people who actually read the journal and codex. Oh yes, as a pc player I do want the tactical camera back. I really missed this in DA2. I did like the framed narrative with Varric and it showed you guys are willing to shake things up a bit. Fine…and yes a voiced pc please. As much as I love Origins it is hard to go back and play with no voice outside of battle.  Both systems for responsive was fine with me, just wish the dialogue wheel was slightly more informative on what my pc might say. I want skills to also make a comeback. I really miss trap making and stealing. I spent hours and I mean hours stealing from people in Origins when I played a rogue.

Will the Qunari actually invade the rest of Thedas and why isn’t the Qunari at war with the White Chantry or did I miss something? What other information on mages and their abilities do the Qunari know that the rest of the world doesn’t as hinted in DA2?

Will random encounters make a comeback? I enjoyed those in the original game. I know many didn’t but I did. Will the extremely rare and random quest Axe in the Stump ever have an impact? I’d love to see my female wardens became the ruler of Thedas, especially since my husband the King of Ferelden apparently didn’t love me like he claimed! Just sayin! 

Modifié par ElvaliaRavenHart, 17 mai 2012 - 05:36 .