Modifié par batlin, 06 septembre 2012 - 08:27 .
Renmiri1 wrote...
The Warden will put on a dress and dance the Remigold with Alistair
batlin wrote...
Shepard blindly accepts a no-win scenario from the star child.
Revan gets turned into a madman and is killed by a group of random Empire lackeys.
What lows would they sink the Warden to? I never want to find out.
It gets even more disturbing when you remember what EA's influence did to the Avatar.....
Saberchic wrote...
For instance, I just know that as much as I love Sandal and Bodhan, they'll do something heinous to one of them to get me to cry so that they can have tears for their coffee (though it just wouldn't feel right without seeing Sandal somewhere). They already started with Bodhan and his talk of getting old.
SerTabris wrote...
Saberchic wrote...
For instance, I just know that as much as I love Sandal and Bodhan, they'll do something heinous to one of them to get me to cry so that they can have tears for their coffee (though it just wouldn't feel right without seeing Sandal somewhere). They already started with Bodhan and his talk of getting old.
It doesn't feel right ending the game without Sandal, though. At the end of DA2, it really started feeling more final when I saw Sandal standing in some random place near the final fights, offering enchantment.
They don't seem to like giving anybody a happy send off.
Modifié par thats1evildude, 06 septembre 2012 - 10:00 .
Modifié par KainD, 07 septembre 2012 - 10:22 .
dragonflight288 wrote...
Hawke disappearing is just weird. We have two protagonists disappearing, so I would like to see why they're disappearing at least.
KainD wrote...
I don't understand how the warden can return with so many different ending available in Dragon age 1. The Warden could have died, could have stayed with the warden order, or left for some quest, or went through the Eluvian with Morrigan ( which my warden did ) etc.
Modifié par batlin, 07 septembre 2012 - 12:02 .
Renmiri1 wrote...
The Warden will put on a dress and dance the Remigold with Alistair
way.
Modifié par sylvanaerie, 07 septembre 2012 - 12:24 .
Modifié par ReggarBlane, 07 septembre 2012 - 02:35 .
sylvanaerie wrote...
Renmiri1 wrote...
The Warden will put on a dress and dance the Remigold with Alistair
Only if its a pretty dress...and somewhere Duncan's spirit just sighs in that long suffering "Maker, no, now it's in stereo!"
Duncan's sigh is full of win
JamesStark wrote...
If the Warden returns i think he should appear in DLC first, with him/her as the protagonist, That way, you get to create your Warden how you like using the new art style and it gives you nice explanation of how they got to where you meet them in game. If you don't complete the DLC, it just assumes a Default appearance but keeps whatever race you chose.
Note: I use the term DLC for simplicity. Really it should be included in the game, but as a serperate campaign like Leliana's Song and Darkspawn Chronicles.
Supposedly they wouldn't force it on us that way. I assumed from the following statement that, even if we couldn't make our Warden look exactly the same using the new engine, we would still be the ones to design them, or at least have more options than an automatic face-morph.Fast Jimmy wrote...
Based on the new face-rendering engine they use in DA2, I doubt you would even recognize your Warden if they were imported.
Its better for them to just have the Warden fall off a convenient plot cliff than to ever have the Warden show their face again... literally. Fans would see the horribly distended face and freak out.
As an example, when they tried to import Morrigan's face from DA:O...
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THIS is how it came out in the new facial rendering engine...
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Now just picture your Warden undergoing that type of transformation. It would be inviting fan rage for no real gain or benefit at all.
Q: Hypothetically, of course, in the hypothetical Dragon Age III, let's say we have a hypothetical cameo from say, the Hero of Ferelden. Hypothetically, would he or she be voice acted, or would he or she just show up and just kind of be there --
A David: Oh, you mean the Warden?
Q: Yes, the Warden.
A David: If the Warden showed up, would the Warden be voice acted? (David and Mike look at each other, laughs from audience) OK, if, if, if we... IF, if we put your Warden in the game we would have to take into account the fact that technology has changed, the look of the game has changed, we have voiced characters -- there are no silent characters in the game. I think ideally, we would want to throw that to you as a choice, how you would like that presented. (looks at Mike) Is that fair?
A Mike: I think so, yeah. I think the under current of what Dave's saying is that we all kind of go whoo (exhale), is, to be quite frank, we'd have to do that so right. Because, again, it's your character, and that really is something that we'd want to put as much of that agency ON YOU, to own -- you know, how they would look and/or sound even -- as we could. And I think that would be the only way to make that character do a cameo. And the really the question is: is the cameo worth the potential disconnect? I don't know. I think it would really depend on the overall story.
A David: We'd wanna do it right, or not at all.
A Mike: Yeah. That'd be basically it.
A David: Not have your character showing up sounding like, you know "Ha ha ha!" (insane laughter) That would not be best...
A Mark off side: That's alright, that's what mine sounds like!
A David: Well it would be fun for us!
A Mike: Those happy-go-lucky City Elves! (laughs from audience)
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