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[force192]

Nope. He's dead and buried.

[dheer]

Seems I'm in the minority but yes, I do. After Witch Hunt ended with a thud, I had hoped for at least one more game with him in high level content similar to BG2 / ToB. I followed Morrigan through the portal and then, I have no idea what happened. DA2 then got off in a side tracked story and I feel my character is still just hanging there with no conclusion.

I'm worried that Morrigan will show up in a new game without my warden along side, even though that's where he'd be. Will he even be remembered or mentioned? I have a hard time seeing how it would do my character justice to not be there when she shows up.

[KENNY4753]

dheer wrote...

Seems I'm in the minority but yes, I do. After Witch Hunt ended with a thud, I had hoped for at least one more game with him in high level content similar to BG2 / ToB. I followed Morrigan through the portal and then, I have no idea what happened. DA2 then got off in a side tracked story and I feel my character is still just hanging there with no conclusion.

I'm worried that Morrigan will show up in a new game without my warden along side, even though that's where he'd be. Will he even be remembered or mentioned? I have a hard time seeing how it would do my character justice to not be there when she shows up.

I know what you mean. Unless if your Warden sacrificed their life to kill the archdemon you don't get any real conclusion other than epilogue slides that contradict what really happens. My Warden was supposed to be roaming the world with Leliana but just vanished. Hopefully in DA3 there will at least be a mention of what happened to the Warden, hopefully no twitter death.

[Jerrybnsn]

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

Jerrybnsn wrote...

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

No. I don't miss my warden. I frequently create new contents for him with toolset and other 3D application. He lives and well with Morrigan, traveling together through time and dimension. And continue to do so as long as I live. After all he is my greatest character creation.

But you don't have any problem with Morrigan continuing with the series and interacting with the world of Thedas?

There is no guarantee that Morrigan will return to Thedas.

No, there is no guarantee that she will return, but given the allusions that she will, it is a hypothetical question of how will you feel if your headcannon is turned upside down that she continues on in the series and play a intricate part in the DA universe; whereas, you have her retired along with your Warden.

But even if Morrigan does re-apper in DA 3 or DA 4, I'll worry about it when the time comes. Until then Morrigan and my Warden's story goes the way I want it to be.

So are you changing your answer to your Warden returning as you'll "worry about it when the time comes" too?

[Jerrybnsn]

force192 wrote...

Nope. He's dead and buried.

That's one possible scenario that has already been addressed that Bioware will respect that your Warden's story is ended, just as those who chose to live or have the OGB in some fashion, through Alistair or yourself, will be relevant in the future series.

The question for those who chose the live option is will their Warden still be sidelined while the Thedas story continues in search of a savior?  Or, should we just resign ourselves to create our own headcannon of how our Wardens will be retired and the reasons as to why that is?

Modifié par Jerrybnsn, 10 septembre 2012 - 12:02 .

[Morty Smith]

Yes,

also I miss the campfire, the road trips and the songs he would sing while holding me in his arms ...

[Sabriana]

My Wardens that have finished, are doing just fine. None of them is 'missing', Leliana's words in DA2 do not matter to me, simply because DA2 does not matter to me.

Those of mine that have done the US have done so for a good reason, and I know they are fine as well.

I cherish all my Wardens, and I have 3 more in the works. So no, I don't miss the ones that are all done (dead, or with the love of their lives). I have more to play with. If I find a game that I absolutely love, I will stick with it, and play it over and over (as well as give glowing recommendations to everyone who is in hearing distance, whether they want to hear it, or not).

I get so involved in building my PC and her companions in a game that I absolutely love, that I don't even buy the DLC if it yanks my personal game OOC (out of context/character, as per my RPG play-throughs).

[thats1evildude]

I look back on those days with fondness, but I'm not eager to play the Warden again even if I could.

And I can't, since Flemeth killed him some time after the events of DA2. That's my theory, anyway.

Modifié par thats1evildude, 10 septembre 2012 - 06:31 .

[dsl08002]

yes i miss my warden.

if i was given the option to play as the warden again i would pick anytime over anything.

i felt more connected because it was MY character adn not a preset one.

i would like to imagine that my warden have another adventure in store.

[Vanilka]

Ahem... Hello? Is this the therapy session? My name is Vanilka and I also miss my Warden. I've finished her story not long ago and I must say I already miss her, her companions and her adventures. I'm happy for every single reference to her in DAII. I think I'll make another playthrough with her sometime soon.

With all that said, I don't think I would like to see my Warden in further DA games. I would love to get another DA:O DLC I could enjoy with her, but I don't want to see her in DA3 or any further DA games because I'm afraid what would become of her with all the changes that have already occurred in DAII. Creators forbid turning her into a voiced character or a DAII elf. Or dumping more of the facts about her adventures (Yes, I'm talking about you, Anders.). I'm perfectly happy with her disappearing with Alistair, with the rest left to my imagination. However, I would welcome hearing more references to her adventures from Origins and Awakening in further games. The Warden has influenced the lives of many after all.

Modifié par Vanilka of the Sword Coast, 10 septembre 2012 - 10:06 .

[babymoon]

Nope. I enjoyed Hawke more, to be honest, and I'll miss her. I never really connected with my Warden in the way I connected with Shepard or Hawke, because I felt like I couldn't truly interact with anyone since she's the silent protagonist while all of my Companions are talking and "emoting" lol.

Modifié par babymoon, 10 septembre 2012 - 10:14 .

[Todd23]

MISS my warden? No, for he is always with me. In my heart. What I do miss are those decisions he made that were thrown out the window in DA2. I miss imagining how DA3 could turn out with him as the protagonist. Until Bioware straight out said no, while lying at the same time. "The warden's story is definitely over". Considering both post Awakening dlc end in a cliff hanger no matter what you do. And all those prologues that stated: "But neither does anyone believe his story is over", or something to that effect. When they said his story is definitely over as if it was obvious I was quite flabbergasted. To this day I can't play DA2 or read one of the novels without putting my warden in it. And much like some who romanced Morrigan. If they do anything to even imply they aren't facing the future together, I will give up on Bioware.

[Jerrybnsn]

babymoon wrote...

Nope. I enjoyed Hawke more, to be honest, and I'll miss her. I never really connected with my Warden in the way I connected with Shepard or Hawke, because I felt like I couldn't truly interact with anyone since she's the silent protagonist while all of my Companions are talking and "emoting" lol.

Hawke has the perfect out; he ran away.  Fled for his life.  He beated a hasty retreat.  Bolted out the back door of the Hangman. He cut and ran. Flew the coop. Got the Hell out of Dodge.  Hotfooted it. He ran away so fast that Varric and Isabella couldn't keep up with him.

Modifié par Jerrybnsn, 10 septembre 2012 - 10:31 .

[SomniariKess1124]

lol. i miss my dalish mage. she's a blood mage sadly, so she follows in Merrills footsteps, ironicly. would be very awsome to have her back, maybe even as a companion? But for the love of Dragon Age, please don't make her Merrill the 2nd. that... would be bad. i always like to think that my dalish mage was keeper before Merrill, and when i was recruited, Merrill took my place. would make sense. though Marethari would personally rise from her grave and murder me for making my warden a blood mage... all in all, yes, i do miss my warden

[SomniariKess1124]

Jerrybnsn wrote...

babymoon wrote...

Nope. I enjoyed Hawke more, to be honest, and I'll miss her. I never really connected with my Warden in the way I connected with Shepard or Hawke, because I felt like I couldn't truly interact with anyone since she's the silent protagonist while all of my Companions are talking and "emoting" lol.

Hawke has the perfect out; he ran away.  Fled for his life.  He beated a hasty retreat.  Bolted out the back door of the Hangman. He cut and ran. Flew the coop. Got the Hell out of Dodge.  Hotfooted it. He ran away so fast that Varric and Isabella couldn't keep up with him.

Aw..... my Hawke is dead. though i honestly kind of dont care, since i got bored with her way too easily. but i do want Bethany for DA3. she's earned it.

[quickthorn]

I don't miss my old Warden. I enjoyed playing DA:O and also had a second playthrough of Awakenings with my original Warden but didn't feel strongly attached to the character. I'm more interested in what happened to Hawke. Even so, I would rather start up DA3 with a new character.

[Get Magna Carter]

Emzamination wrote...

Get Magna Carter wrote...

Personally, I would be quite happy making up my own stories as to what my warden was doing (maybe in Tevinter trying to free slaves), however, the report of a mysterious disappearance suggests that Bioware has plans which might contradict anything I make up

That idea didn't go over so well with the 'best' me3 ending because it only works if you're into reading or writing Fan fiction.Some of us need a absolute fate.

The thing is that stories never truly end BUT narrations always do.
Consequently, the narration will generally end at one of 3 typical points
Death
Changed life (marriage or achieving position of power or similar)
heading off "into the sunset" for new adventures

The main game of Dragon Age : Origins ended with one of these (though the marriage was limited to human nobles)

Ultimately,there has to be a point where Bioware's narration reaches a final part and if the character is still alive it is left to the players to either imagine what the character did later or forget the character. 

And when Bioware have brought back characters the result has been disappointing (e.g. Revan)

While they should explain what happened beyond the portal if the Warden went with Morrigan and why the disappearance if the warden didn't go but it is quite likely that it's best if they don't say too much.

[frostajulie]

I do miss them. They werre some of the greatest and worst women I ever rp'd

[ImperatorMortis]

No. My Warden was essentially me. That would be saying I missed myself.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

Jerrybnsn wrote...

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

Jerrybnsn wrote...

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

No. I don't miss my warden. I frequently create new contents for him with toolset and other 3D application. He lives and well with Morrigan, traveling together through time and dimension. And continue to do so as long as I live. After all he is my greatest character creation.

But you don't have any problem with Morrigan continuing with the series and interacting with the world of Thedas?

There is no guarantee that Morrigan will return to Thedas.

No, there is no guarantee that she will return, but given the allusions that she will, it is a hypothetical question of how will you feel if your headcannon is turned upside down that she continues on in the series and play a intricate part in the DA universe; whereas, you have her retired along with your Warden.

It's highly unlikely that I'll be still here to discuss that issue. The chance is, it's likely I'll be quiting DA series and all BioWare's game. But if DA 3 turns out to be a miracle, then Morrigan's return wouldn't harm my story in anyway. She'll return to my warden when her task is done. If BioWare decide to kill her in future installment then I'm not going to buy it.

Jerrybnsn wrote...

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

But even if Morrigan does re-apper in DA 3 or DA 4, I'll worry about it when the time comes. Until then Morrigan and my Warden's story goes the way I want it to be.

So are you changing your answer to your Warden returning as you'll "worry about it when the time comes" too?

My warden returning? Nope.  I only worry about Morrigan's returning. Worry they'll change her personality and voice and decide to kill her in the end. 

As for my warden, I'm the only one who know his character and physical appearance. There is no way for BioWare to re-create his character and turn him into a NPC. He's a blank slate character and he would never fit into BioWare's cinematic character.  Any BioWare's warden who claim himself or herself as the Hero of Ferelden will be deemed as imposter and I will not recognize hin/her as my warden. So no. I have no worry about my warden.

Modifié par Sacred_Fantasy, 16 septembre 2012 - 01:22 .

[Lord Issa]

I don't miss my main Warden particularly (mainly because I replay him every 6 months ) but I do hope that him and Morrigan get a happy ending after hopping through the Eluvian-he needs some proper closure-and after his life, a good ending.

[Cyberstrike nTo]

Do I miss my Warden?

No. I don't miss them. Probably because I played so many of them that I lost interest in the fates of my various Grey Wardens.

[SgtElias]

I definitely miss my Warden. I miss all my characters.

Well, perhaps not all my characters. I had a particularly angsty, terse, up-tight Dalish elf that was extremely draining to play. And a really wishy-washy Hawke that drove me mad with his inability to take action.

Still, I miss them.