Modifié par horacethegrey, 18 septembre 2012 - 05:19 .
AdmiralDavidAnderson wrote...
They need to have the warden in this game in some shape or form. You can't just assume he disappeared and leave it at that.
horacethegrey wrote...
This is pure speculation on my part, but I think the Warden may be just a little bit angry at the way events have unfolded since the Blight ended. I mean, he/she spent the majority of his/her first weeks as a Warden raising an army to fight the Darkspawn, who are driven back to the Deep Roads when the Warden slays the Archdemon (Dragon Age: Origins). Then he/she journeys to Amaranthine to fulfill her duty to the Order by commanding Vigil's Keep. The Warden then fights off another host of Darkspawn and can choose to strike a deal with the Architect so that the Blight never happens again (Dragon Age: Awakening). All in all, it's not been a rosy time for the Warden, but I think he/she can congratulate themselves in fighting the good fight and helping bring a spot of peace in Thedas...
...Only to see it crumble 7 years later when a former recruit (Anders) of his/hers commits a henious act of terrorism that sparks a bloody Mage and Templar conflict. I don't know about you, but my Warden would be pretty pissed off at the state Thedas is in now.
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Well, Alistair and the Warden can't live very long, so we know that they will die a painful death eventually.LolaLei wrote...
horacethegrey wrote...
This is pure speculation on my part, but I think the Warden may be just a little bit angry at the way events have unfolded since the Blight ended. I mean, he/she spent the majority of his/her first weeks as a Warden raising an army to fight the Darkspawn, who are driven back to the Deep Roads when the Warden slays the Archdemon (Dragon Age: Origins). Then he/she journeys to Amaranthine to fulfill her duty to the Order by commanding Vigil's Keep. The Warden then fights off another host of Darkspawn and can choose to strike a deal with the Architect so that the Blight never happens again (Dragon Age: Awakening). All in all, it's not been a rosy time for the Warden, but I think he/she can congratulate themselves in fighting the good fight and helping bring a spot of peace in Thedas...
...Only to see it crumble 7 years later when a former recruit (Anders) of his/hers commits a henious act of terrorism that sparks a bloody Mage and Templar conflict. I don't know about you, but my Warden would be pretty pissed off at the state Thedas is in now.
Mine would be thinking "balls to this! Alistair, grab your things... let's leave this one to the Inquistior!"
... But seriously though, I hope she's not gonna get killed off or Alistair for that matter. I'd prefer them to either die together or (preferably) not at all!
Battlebloodmage wrote...
Well, Alistair and the Warden can't live very long, so we know that they will die a painful death eventually.LolaLei wrote...
horacethegrey wrote...
This is pure speculation on my part, but I think the Warden may be just a little bit angry at the way events have unfolded since the Blight ended. I mean, he/she spent the majority of his/her first weeks as a Warden raising an army to fight the Darkspawn, who are driven back to the Deep Roads when the Warden slays the Archdemon (Dragon Age: Origins). Then he/she journeys to Amaranthine to fulfill her duty to the Order by commanding Vigil's Keep. The Warden then fights off another host of Darkspawn and can choose to strike a deal with the Architect so that the Blight never happens again (Dragon Age: Awakening). All in all, it's not been a rosy time for the Warden, but I think he/she can congratulate themselves in fighting the good fight and helping bring a spot of peace in Thedas...
...Only to see it crumble 7 years later when a former recruit (Anders) of his/hers commits a henious act of terrorism that sparks a bloody Mage and Templar conflict. I don't know about you, but my Warden would be pretty pissed off at the state Thedas is in now.
Mine would be thinking "balls to this! Alistair, grab your things... let's leave this one to the Inquistior!"
... But seriously though, I hope she's not gonna get killed off or Alistair for that matter. I'd prefer them to either die together or (preferably) not at all!
Modifié par LolaLei, 18 septembre 2012 - 05:32 .
AdmiralDavidAnderson wrote...
Well they should at least let us know what happened to the warden!
You speak truly. But you'd also think that the Blight would have made each of these warring factions realize how much better it is to stand together when an overwhelming force threatens to destroy everything you built.Battlebloodmage wrote...
Justice and Anders are not the only one to blame for the war. It would happen regardless of Anders' action. It would just escalate it in one region. There will always be internal war between different different groups just like in real life. The darkspawns are there to prevent people from realizing how much they hate each other. The dwarves see themselves as superior and dislike surfacers. The elves have been oppressed for centuries by the humans, the mages and templars are out to kill one another. There are many internal conflicts in Thedas that can escalate into civil wars at any moment. I don't think the Warden can prevent any of this. Politics is very different from just fighting darkspawns.
MorningBird wrote...
AdmiralDavidAnderson wrote...
Well they should at least let us know what happened to the warden!
I'm pretty sure it's left ambiguous so that you, the player, can fix whatever ending you like to your Warden's story.
Personally, that's my preferance. Half the reason I didn't finish ME3 was because ALL of the endings left a sour taste in my mouth. The endings to DAO and DA2 at least leave enough wiggle room for me to come up with my own happy/angsty endings.
Modifié par Hayllee, 18 septembre 2012 - 05:38 .
Since the darkspawns have been dealt with and they decide to focus on the civil wars. I don't think they will write a cure for the darkspawn. I kinda feel sad knowing that the warden and Alistair won't have their happily ever after ending, but at least they can be together with their short time on Earth. If there is a maker, they would be together with him after death, so maybe it's not all bad.LolaLei wrote...
Battlebloodmage wrote...
Well, Alistair and the Warden can't live very long, so we know that they will die a painful death eventually.LolaLei wrote...
horacethegrey wrote...
This is pure speculation on my part, but I think the Warden may be just a little bit angry at the way events have unfolded since the Blight ended. I mean, he/she spent the majority of his/her first weeks as a Warden raising an army to fight the Darkspawn, who are driven back to the Deep Roads when the Warden slays the Archdemon (Dragon Age: Origins). Then he/she journeys to Amaranthine to fulfill her duty to the Order by commanding Vigil's Keep. The Warden then fights off another host of Darkspawn and can choose to strike a deal with the Architect so that the Blight never happens again (Dragon Age: Awakening). All in all, it's not been a rosy time for the Warden, but I think he/she can congratulate themselves in fighting the good fight and helping bring a spot of peace in Thedas...
...Only to see it crumble 7 years later when a former recruit (Anders) of his/hers commits a henious act of terrorism that sparks a bloody Mage and Templar conflict. I don't know about you, but my Warden would be pretty pissed off at the state Thedas is in now.
Mine would be thinking "balls to this! Alistair, grab your things... let's leave this one to the Inquistior!"
... But seriously though, I hope she's not gonna get killed off or Alistair for that matter. I'd prefer them to either die together or (preferably) not at all!
I had my hopes pinned on plot armor. Bah, they've got at least another 10 years left in them... but if they've gotta die then I'd want them to go charging head long into battle together.
(Secretly hopes they find a cure for the taint lol.)
Hayllee wrote...
MorningBird wrote...
AdmiralDavidAnderson wrote...
Well they should at least let us know what happened to the warden!
I'm pretty sure it's left ambiguous so that you, the player, can fix whatever ending you like to your Warden's story.
Personally, that's my preferance. Half the reason I didn't finish ME3 was because ALL of the endings left a sour taste in my mouth. The endings to DAO and DA2 at least leave enough wiggle room for me to come up with my own happy/angsty endings.
I would be perfectly happy and agree completely with this if my Warden wasn't missing. I kind of feel like they should finish what happened if they're going to say she's missing, you know? Or at least not give Alistair 's fate if they don't address the warden's. <3Maybe they ran off and lived in a happy cottage together with their adopted kid. <3
No?
Many people are very territorial by nature, and time tends to make people forget many things. That's why history will often repeat itself. When you have so many groups of races living together, they will start to compare themselves against one another, whether subconsiously or not. The dwarves prefer to live in isolation, so they don't have a lot of chance to interact with outsiders. Their viewpoint will mostly depend on their perception of what outsiders are like, which isn't very favorable. Of all the races, I feel like dwarves will have the hardest time to get along with the other races. Even between the Dalish elves and city elves. the city elves look at the Dalish elves as savages, which also happens because they don't often interact with one another much. I find it interesting that while, as a group of people, the city elves are being oppressed, they would look down on another group as inferior. It's like despite being oppressed, some city elves actually look at thehoracethegrey wrote...
You speak truly. But you'd also think that the Blight would have made each of these warring factions realize how much better it is to stand together when an overwhelming force threatens to destroy everything you built.Battlebloodmage wrote...
Justice and Anders are not the only one to blame for the war. It would happen regardless of Anders' action. It would just escalate it in one region. There will always be internal war between different different groups just like in real life. The darkspawns are there to prevent people from realizing how much they hate each other. The dwarves see themselves as superior and dislike surfacers. The elves have been oppressed for centuries by the humans, the mages and templars are out to kill one another. There are many internal conflicts in Thedas that can escalate into civil wars at any moment. I don't think the Warden can prevent any of this. Politics is very different from just fighting darkspawns.
Then again, the majority of DAO took place only in Ferelden, so it's unlikely the other nations of Thedas would participate in such a united front. Meredith and her zealot Templars in Kirkwall didn't even encounter the Blight (with the exception of Cullen).
Modifié par Battlebloodmage, 18 septembre 2012 - 06:08 .
AdmiralDavidAnderson wrote...
They need to have the warden in this game in some shape or form. You can't just assume he disappeared and leave it at that.
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