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[Lilaeth]

 For me, that would be Tallis.  I can't stand her.  Especially that smug voice.  And I dislike Ninja rogues as a matter of principle anyway.

Modifié par Lilaeth, 21 septembre 2012 - 03:40 .

[Conquerthecity]

 Tallis and Oghren, possibly Zevran.

Tallis because I vehemently dislike her and Oghren because he's already had enough screentime. I like Zevran, but his cameo in DA2 was pointless and I'm worried the same thing would happen in DA3. 

[b09boy]

Multiplayer and a voiced protagonist.

Snark aside, I don't want to see another rushed beginning where all character development is skipped in favor of getting directly into the action, or another cliffhanger ending for characters. Don't want to see another hybrid action/tactical system like in DA2 and would rather have it be action, tactical, or action while you're using a character and tactical as in you set party tactics. I don't want to see another paraphrased dialogue wheel. Nor do I want to see spikes everywhere, on everything, including on other spikes, as an art style. And no, I don't want to see Tallis either.

[wsandista]

Anybody who could have died.

[In Exile]

Real-time, first person combat (ala Skyrim). Also multiplayer.

Also, silent protagonist (but that's confirmed out, so good!)

Modifié par In Exile, 21 septembre 2012 - 03:28 .

[Sylvanpyxie]

As much as my impression of Tallis was largely negative, and her character filled with me irritation bordering on fury(for reasons I won't go into), she has the capacity to return. She was built up to develop further and honestly I can't say with conviction that I would hate to see her return.

The only people I don't want to see are any characters that have effectively finished their story. If all the loose ends have been neatly tied up and packed away in a box, then there's no reason for that particular character to make a return.

Anders is a good example of what I would not want to see - His story is effectively over, he is either dead or content in the knowledge that he set the world on a path of chaos and destruction. He doesn't need to return. The fact that there's the distinct possibility that he could be dead is just further reason for me to not want his return. (Please note I said Anders, not Justice.)

Modifié par Sylvanpyxie, 21 septembre 2012 - 03:40 .

[wsandista]

In Exile wrote...

Real-time, first person combat (ala Skyrim). Also multiplayer.

I've never heard of those characters before.

[schalafi]

Co-op maybe, but absolutely NO multiplayer!

[Adam Walsh]

In Exile wrote...
Also, silent protagonist (but that's confirmed out, so good!)

I'm glad I'm not the only one who doesn't want that.

[DarkKnightHolmes]

Morrigan.
All previous DAO companions.
Hawke

In Exile wrote...

Also, silent protagonist (but that's confirmed out, so good!)

(+100) Rivalry points
(-100) Disapproves

Modifié par DarkKnightHolmes, 21 septembre 2012 - 03:33 .

[b09boy]

In Exile wrote...

Also, silent protagonist (but that's confirmed out, so good!)

Thems fightin' words.  I challenge you to fisticuffs.

[wsandista]

LOL, I love how over half the people here mistook "who" as "what".

Modifié par wsandista, 21 septembre 2012 - 03:31 .

[Maclimes]

It's a fine line, including previous characters.

One the one hand, you want the world to feel connected. Like the games are taking place in the same world, and that they're not just unrelated stories. One of the best ways to do that is with cameos and appearances of previous characters. Alistair, Leliana, Zevran, Sandal, Isabela, and Anders are just a few examples of using that technique to bridge games.

However, you don't want the world to feel too small, either. You don't want your fans going, "Man, why is this relative nobody from nowhereville ALWAYS around important events happening all over the world?". Introducing new characters, places, and points-of-view is this best way to accomplish that goal.

All of that said, because who I do not want to see: Anyone that doesn't make sense. If there's a major qunari thing going on, Tallis would make sense (depending on context). If there's no qunari thing going on, though, I don't want here there, because then it's just shoe-horning her in. (I would call it fan service, but the fans don't seem to like her, so she might be a bad example).

[b09boy]

wsandista wrote...

LOL, I love how over half the people here mistook "who" as "what".

Yeeeaaaah.  My bad.  I believe I may have accidentally derailed the topic a bit.

[Masha Potato]

Carth

[Lilaeth]

I also don't want Orlesians with those silly 'Allo 'Allo type accents. I will say zis only once!

[Lilaeth]

b09boy wrote...

wsandista wrote...

LOL, I love how over half the people here mistook "who" as "what".

Yeeeaaaah.  My bad.  I believe I may have accidentally derailed the topic a bit.

It's OK, you said the magic words 'don't like Tallis', so you are forgiven!  

[Sejborg]

Varric and Merrill.

[schalafi]

Ok, my bad. Who I don't want to see in DA 3 are Carver. Oghren, Tallis, Zevran, and another Arishok.

[Svanhildr]

Like some have alerady mentioned I also don't want to see Tallis ever again. NEVER! She makes me want to punch holes in the wall. I have never felt like this towards another character.

[KENNY4753]

I want to see all the characters to a certain extent. At least a cameo for most of them.

and the only way I want to see Sandal again is if he gets possesed by a demon and needs to get killed. I think he is so annoying.

Modifié par Chris Priestly, 21 septembre 2012 - 04:07 .

[Dubozz]

Modifié par Chris Priestly, 21 septembre 2012 - 04:07 .

[Silent 1]

Duncan...