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[Jerrybnsn]

LPPrince wrote...

If only they'd go back to that DAO art style...

I've also come to this conclusion as well.  Back to the Lycium engine.

[Alikain]

I for one do not want Morrigan to return yet unless they have a good story which relate well with DA3. you have to also remember not everyone have Morrigan alive. new companions well just do nicely so far as they are interesting.

[Scarlet Rabbi]

Morrigan cannot die in any DAO playthrough.

[Onemantankwall]

Is it just me or does anyone else see the story where morrigan's god baby will return in one of the later installments and still have the power to control the darkspawn, which will lead to many story opportunities, wardens gone the mage/templar war over god baby comes in and brings u deeper into the story of the darkspawn maybe the god baby has the power to clense the black city, or in another instance maybe the god baby can turn the darkspawn into a ally and defeat a even greater enemy that is to come... Bioware is absolutely brilliant, they have SO MUCH to go off of that the stories are unlimited, and I have a feeling Morrigan will be back...... but her story will finish and she will be killed off putting the god baby in the spotlight... think about it, they had DA:O set up for as many Dragon Ages games as there are Elder Scrolls

[Androme]

BrotherWarth wrote...

berelinde wrote...

I do not want Morrigan to be in the next Dragon Age. Her story is over. She went through the eluvian. Game over.

Wat? You know she didn't die when she walked through there, right? And that they gave almost no indication as to what she's doing on the other side of the Eluvian? How is that "game over"?

It's people who hates a popular characters way of trying to convince themselves that they won't be seeing this popular character again.

Personally there's alot of characters that I like less than others, but none that I hate, unlike so many people on these boards who doesn't seem to be able to appreciate RPGs very well. For example I was never really interested in Wynne or Shale, same goes for some companions from DA2 such as Merril and Aveline, but I'd still love, yes, love, to see them in the future. Why? Because they're a part of the Dragon Age franchise now, and just saying ''lolbye'' to them and NEVER involving them in future games again is RPG-suicide.

[daffl5]

i dont think morrigan will be playable in the next game. but i am 100% sure she will be extremely important in it. maybe leading an army or something with her kid.

[Aligalipe]

If Bioware wants to bring the God-Child to the next installments, they can do it. Even if PC didn't do the Dark Ritual, Bioware can find a good explanation. If the player didn't do the deed with her himself, or couldn't convinced Alistair/Logain to do it, she could' ve seduced them with magic and forced them to do it. Or a different explanation can be found, but point is an explanation can be found and honestly it would made more sense than an supposed-to-be-dead Oghren reappearing in DA:A or Leliana being alive no matter what. I won't even mention Anders(but I just did).

The Pratagonist can be the God-Child and Morrigan can guide him/her from afar, if she doesn't travel with him/her. It would be interesting I think. Even if the God-Child isn' t playable, he/she is certainly an important character. But I don't think he/she will appear in DA3. It will probably be about Mage/Templar conflict. Maybe he can be mentioned at some point though. But Morrigan will certainly make an appearance in DA3. Too many people want her.

[Onemantankwall]

mages use morrigan and god child in the war, flemeth will stir up trouble looking for morrigans body and possibly the childs later on in the series, blood magic runs rampant and all hell lets loose

[Jormundgander]

wsandista wrote...

Auroras wrote...

 I would love to see Morrigan back in DA3.

Not if she looks like this.

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That's the main reason why Bioware MUST return to Dragon Age Origins's art style. 
If they don't I am simply not buying Dragon Age 3. In fact, they have two options if they want me to buy any game after DA 2:

1. - Return to DA: Origins's art style
2. - Give Dragon Age the graphics we saw in Sacred Ashes trailer. 

[hero 2]

Jormundgander wrote...
That's the main reason why Bioware MUST return to Dragon Age Origins's art style. 
If they don't I am simply not buying Dragon Age 3.

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, this is commonly known as "Cutting off one's nose to spite one's face". 

I suggest that you wait and see what they do. The next art style might be better than both of the previous ones.

[Vox Draco]

I never cared for Morrigan. I never understood what people found so cool about her. I only carried her along because I find it hard to play without a mage. But she was good to have along so my cousland could narry Alistair and become queen, though the price the couple had to pay...*sigh* anyway...

Morrigan in DA3? Why not? So far, due to the things mentioned in the upper part, I never cared to play Witchhunt, but from what I understood she has a child...male or female or left open? This leads to...interesting possibilties.

RPG-Main-characters are often somehow "chosen ones" or special people...if the kid can be both male or female, maybe the main char in DA3 is Morrigan's child? Possible if DA3 is set about 18-20 years after DAO.

Or the kid plays a companion or the villain? Yet Morrigan herself, not needed but if the kid is featured its very likely to happen we see her again as well.

Oh, is witchhunt considered "canon" by the way? Is Morrigan always considered to be with child after the Dark Ritual? Never was so sure about this actually...

[EpicBoot2daFace]

berelinde wrote...

I do not want Morrigan to be in the next Dragon Age. Her story is over. She went through the eluvian. Game over.

Ever since DA:O, it has been "Morrigan this" and "Morrigan that" and to be honest, the never-ending obsession has soured me on the character. I enjoyed her tremendously in DA:O. She was OK in WH, but by then, I was already starting to approach critical overload, especially since both female romanceables had their own DLCs but neither of the male ones were even mentioned. At this point, I am truly sick of Morrigan. Let her go.

I don't see the harm of having her in the game.

[LordMonarch09]

I would like to see Morrigan return in Dragon Age 3 and also see her interact with her sister Yevena. For the art style and graphics, Bioware is going to use the graphics engine for Mass Effect 3. So for anyone who balks at Bioware's use of the Mass Effect graphics engine for future Dragon age games, you might as well learn to get over it and learn to live with it. Bioware will fulfill the requests of fans as much as they can, but some things they are NOT gonna do no matter how much you fuss. Anyway, back to the topic, Morrigan should have some kind of role either helping the protaginst or being an enemy of the player, or somewhere in-between. If Bioware is unable to secure Claudia Black for being Morrigan's voice actress, then Bioware picking another voice actress is actually cool with me. I care more about the character and their story, not whose voice Morrigan has.

[TonberryFeye]

Okay, thinking on this... I think it's time BioWare bit the bullet here.

Dragon Age needs a canon - either partial or total. Maybe not all choices need to be set in stone, but some do. Specifically; Alistair is king, the Warden performed the ritual (or got Alistair to do it), they became the Warden-Commander of Vigil's Keep, and then later went to find Morrigan.

I know, I know, some of you are going to say "but in my playthrough the Warden died!"
That's fine, but you need to understand something about you game; it's wrong. That is what you did, and you are right to enjoy it, but for the sake of narrative it can't be official.

Let's take another game series for a moment - Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee. It was not until last year that I finally achieved the ultimate goal of rescuing 99 Mudokons (my previous best was something like 96). I beat that game, got the Good Ending (which needs 50+ rescues I think) and was happy with having saved most, but not all, of the Mudokons.
Then the sequel comes out, and Abe begins by telling me he rescued all 99 Mudokons.

Is this a bad thing? No, of course not. The game sets a lofty goal, an ideal "this is the best possible ending", and then it allows for alternatives.

Another example - Colony Wars. I have earned every ending to that game, including the secret one. As far as I'm concerned, the 'canon' ending to Colony Wars is that the League of Free Worlds overthrows the Empire, liberates Sol from itself, and peace is restored to the galaxy...
...except the sequel states that I didn't do that. The League got to Sol, but was beaten back. They sealed the Warp Hole and left the system to die; in short, it is the 'best' of the bad endings that made the cut.

Both of these games (moreso with Colony Wars I admit) share one thing in common; they present to us one 'true' ending, and a whole host of endings 'that might have been'. Fightings like Tekken or Mortal Kombat have done this many times, as have many other series.

I know that it is nice to have our version carry over into new games. I would be disappointed if Dragon Age 3 didn't let me have Bhelen as king of Orzammar, or decided that the Warden-Commander didn't save Amaranthine, or that Dragon Age 2 happened. However, I think we all have to take the view of Darkspawn Chronicles from here on out; "This is a tale of what might have been had things been different."

I don't enjoy Origins any less when I think that my actions won't carry over to another game in the series. It's a nice touch, but I'd rather drop it if it means dragging DA3 even further into the cess-pit than BioWare already intend it to go.

[KiwiQuiche]

Well, if she does show back up I'll just shank her again.

EDIT: That being said, I DO NOT want any of the DAo or DA2 characters showing up. Brief mentions in the game fine. But their story is over, I want a new one with new characters, not the old ones dragged back in again.

Modifié par KiwiQuiche, 06 juillet 2012 - 12:06 .

[Arius23]

Since my warden, who romanced Morrigan in DAO, will not be returning in a playable capacity, I do not care if she comes back honestly. I'm sure she will return but probably only in a cameo role, similar to Alistair.

[hero 2]

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Well, if she does show back up I'll just shank her again.

EDIT: That being said, I DO NOT want any of the DAo or DA2 characters showing up. Brief mentions in the game fine. But their story is over, I want a new one with new characters, not the old ones dragged back in again.

To counter your demands, I have some of my own. I DO want EVERY SINGLE ONE of the characters from DA:O and DA2 to show up, even and ESPECIALLY if I already killed them. No, brief mentions would be insufficient, they must all be fully fleshed out and voiced. Their story goes on! Wah wah wah, make the game how I want or I won't buy it etc. 

Modifié par hero 2, 09 juillet 2012 - 10:08 .

[Arius23]

I doubt Morrigan is going to play any huge role in future DA installments. Reason being, there is going to be a new protagonist, and most players I predict will be unable to view Morrigan outside of the relationship they had with her in DAO.

I think at this point, people are so obsessed with continuing their warden/morrigan relationship, that the best thing Bioware can do is introduce a new love interest that people can become obsessed about and end Morrigan's influence on the story as quickly as possible.

Perhaps there is another strong-willed, powerful, raven-haired woman in DA that they should let the player pursue *hint* *hint* 

Modifié par Arius23, 10 juillet 2012 - 09:49 .

[The Twilight God]

Arius23 wrote...

I doubt Morrigan is going to play any huge role in future DA installments. Reason being, there is going to be a new protagonist, and most players I predict will be unable to view Morrigan outside of the relationship they had with her in DAO.

I think at this point, people are so obsessed with continuing their warden/morrigan relationship, that the best thing Bioware can do is introduce a new love interest that people can become obsessed about and end Morrigan's influence on the story as quickly as possible.

Perhaps there is another strong-willed, powerful, raven-haired woman in DA that they should let the player pursue *hint* *hint* 

According the Gaider she will be in DA3 and maybe the warden if they can transfer your warden over without making them look fubar. Not as playable characters, but they are supposed to be in the game.

[Arius23]

The Twilight God wrote...

Arius23 wrote...

I doubt Morrigan is going to play any huge role in future DA installments. Reason being, there is going to be a new protagonist, and most players I predict will be unable to view Morrigan outside of the relationship they had with her in DAO.

I think at this point, people are so obsessed with continuing their warden/morrigan relationship, that the best thing Bioware can do is introduce a new love interest that people can become obsessed about and end Morrigan's influence on the story as quickly as possible.

Perhaps there is another strong-willed, powerful, raven-haired woman in DA that they should let the player pursue *hint* *hint* 

According the Gaider she will be in DA3 and maybe the warden if they can transfer your warden over without making them look fubar. Not as playable characters, but they are supposed to be in the game.

I can't see the point in bringing back the warden if he/she is unplayable.  That would be quite cruel.

[The Twilight God]

Arius23 wrote...

The Twilight God wrote...

Arius23 wrote...

I doubt Morrigan is going to play any huge role in future DA installments. Reason being, there is going to be a new protagonist, and most players I predict will be unable to view Morrigan outside of the relationship they had with her in DAO.

I think at this point, people are so obsessed with continuing their warden/morrigan relationship, that the best thing Bioware can do is introduce a new love interest that people can become obsessed about and end Morrigan's influence on the story as quickly as possible.

Perhaps there is another strong-willed, powerful, raven-haired woman in DA that they should let the player pursue *hint* *hint* 

According the Gaider she will be in DA3 and maybe the warden if they can transfer your warden over without making them look fubar. Not as playable characters, but they are supposed to be in the game.

I can't see the point in bringing back the warden if he/she is unplayable.  That would be quite cruel.

Patience, young one. Patience. You'll get to play as The Warden again.

If Morrigan showed up with child and my Warden wasn't there with her in a game where I went through the Eluvian I'd be more pissed.

[dns19]

What i would really love to see in DA 3 is the end between Mages and Templars with either destruction of one of two sides or cooperation. Meanwhile , Morrigan makes appearance preparing the protagonist once again for what is yet to come ( in DA 4 ) . That means , something like a Blight , her child ( or Morrigan herself ) controlling Darkspawn ensuring Flemmeth plans come to fruition .And maybe a Golden/Black City reveal.Why not ?

Also , i expect Leliana to assume a greater role , perhaps becoming the next Divine after DA 3.
I am a little affected by ME trilogy.

[oksbad]

Eh, I'd frankly appreciate Morrigan in DA3. Subjectively I like her as a character and objectively Witch hunt and Origins just left many questions. Besides, saving an old god's soul just seems too monumental of an action to simply drop.

This of course presumes she is well implemented. Frankly I'd rather prefer no inclusion of Morrigan (and any other character for that matter) than a sloppy or crappy one.

Modifié par oksbad, 23 juillet 2012 - 05:06 .