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[robertm2]

  No seriously. I am calling it right now. She is super important to the story, probably the most loved character for the majority of people, a romance option, and we still have yet to see what happened to her and the child if there is one in your playthrough. This is a dlc gold mine for bioware/ea. It will be announced a few weeks before release, bioware will claim they did not have enough time to put it in the game and that they only thought of doing it a few months ago because they thought it would be cool for the fans to have, and that it would be available on the day of release for 10$ or free if pre-order the collectors edition. Then when everyone rages about how it should have been included in the game or should have been free for people who bought the game new the moderators will use the classic pickes on a hamburger analogy and claim that its not something you need its just a cool extra thing for people who really want it. You heard it here first people. Morrigan will be a day 1 dlc money making machine. 

[DarkKnightHolmes]

I would say something about EA but I'm sure it would get me the banhammer so I'll just say "Don't give them ideas.".

Modifié par DarkKnightHolmes, 29 septembre 2012 - 08:32 .

[Pedrak]

I doubt players who killed her in Witch Hunt would pay or pre-order to have their choices retconned.

[robertm2]

Pedrak wrote...

I doubt players who killed her in Witch Hunt would pay or pre-order to have their choices retconned.

a solid point but most people who actually bought witch hunt had multiple playthroughs so i doubt they killed her everytime and alot of them just wanted to re-unite with her. i think it is safe to say that the people who did kill her and only played the dlc once make up a very small and very expendable portion of customers.

Modifié par robertm2, 29 septembre 2012 - 08:36 .

[Wulfram]

Pedrak wrote...

I doubt players who killed her in Witch Hunt would pay or pre-order to have their choices retconned.

Oh, come on.  She fell into a magic mirror.  She was obviously not dead.  No retcon.

[J0HNL3I]

Wouldnt be surprised tbh

[Blacklash93]

Wulfram wrote...

Pedrak wrote...

I doubt players who killed her in Witch Hunt would pay or pre-order to have their choices retconned.

Oh, come on.  She fell into a magic mirror.  She was obviously not dead.  No retcon.

I'm going to assume this isn't sarcastic and agree with it.

You stab an incredibly skilled mage in a place no higher than the stomach and throw her into a magic mirror leading to realm where who knows how things run. The developers have also made it no secret Morrigan will be a major player in future DA titles. The option to stab her says "attack" instead of "kill" to top it all off.

So how can you honestly expect her to be definitively dead by any means?

Modifié par Blacklash93, 29 septembre 2012 - 08:43 .

[sunnydxmen]

Morrigan is not dead she a shapeshifter they got stronger bodies then regular mages, an she could just heal shapeshifters usually having healing powers ,also she fell an a magic mirror that could have healed her too so no you cant recton that she did not die cause she never died an the first place, she could have also have you blood magic to heal herself.

[Atakuma]

What are you basing this assumption on?

[Monica21]

sunnydxmen wrote...

Morrigan is not dead she a shapeshifter they got stronger bodies then regular mages, an she could just heal shapeshifters usually having healing powers ,also she fell an a magic mirror that could have healed her too so no you cant recton that she did not die cause she never died an the first place, she could have also have you blood magic to heal herself.

What?

[thebigbad1013]

And why exactly do you think that BioWare would go out of their way to do something which they know would upset a decent portion of the fanbase?

[BouncyFrag]

So am important part of the story shouldn't be included with the main game and should require extra money to unlock? I'm sorry, but thats a terrible idea and unfortunately Bioware/EA has been more than happy to implement this with DA2 and ME3.

[Pedrak]

bigbad1013 wrote...

And why exactly do you think that BioWare would go out of their way to do something which they know would upset a decent portion of the fanbase?

Indeed. Remember the furious brouhaha about the Prothean DLC in ME3? Imagine what would happen with Morrigan. Way to alienate fans before they even put their hands on the game.

[robertm2]

bigbad1013 wrote...

And why exactly do you think that BioWare would go out of their way to do something which they know would upset a decent portion of the fanbase?

who knows. they seem to be doing it quite regularly these days.

[Dhiro]

Monica21 wrote...

sunnydxmen wrote...

Morrigan is not dead she a shapeshifter they got stronger bodies then regular mages, an she could just heal shapeshifters usually having healing powers ,also she fell an a magic mirror that could have healed her too so no you cant recton that she did not die cause she never died an the first place, she could have also have you blood magic to heal herself.

What?

I have no idea.

I don't doubt Morrigan would know a healing spell or two, though. Enough to close her wound, anyway.

[Atakuma]

robertm2 wrote...

bigbad1013 wrote...

And why exactly do you think that BioWare would go out of their way to do something which they know would upset a decent portion of the fanbase?

who knows. they seem to be doing it quite regularly these days.

Yep, Bioware is out to get us.

Modifié par Atakuma, 29 septembre 2012 - 09:51 .

[LPPrince]

bigbad1013 wrote...

And why exactly do you think that BioWare would go out of their way to do something which they know would upset a decent portion of the fanbase?

Because they've been doing it ever since DAO's DLCs?

[Atakuma]

LPPrince wrote...

bigbad1013 wrote...

And why exactly do you think that BioWare would go out of their way to do something which they know would upset a decent portion of the fanbase?

Because they've been doing it ever since DAO's DLCs?

People are always pissed about something, to suggest that bioware are intentionally pissing them off is rediculous.

Modifié par Atakuma, 29 septembre 2012 - 09:54 .

[LPPrince]

Oh lol, I didn't notice the "out of their way" part.

Mah bad. hahaha

[sunnydxmen]

Morrigan is so alive you don't see her actually die there fore she lives an fiction if you don't see the dead body they alive an will come back ,she probably healed herself an kept the fact she can heal a sectret just in case you tried to kill her which you did she coming back for revenge.

[Morroian]

LPPrince wrote...

bigbad1013 wrote...

And why exactly do you think that BioWare would go out of their way to do something which they know would upset a decent portion of the fanbase?

Because they've been doing it ever since DAO's DLCs?

The only Day 1 DLC  they've done which was remotely alienating was ME3 and putting Morrigan in a DLC would be several orders of magnitude worse so I don't know why anyone would possibly think they would do it. Just more ridiculously hyperbolic criticism of BW.

[TheBlackBaron]

Difference is Javik wasn't actually important to the story in any way, shape, or form, and was little more than a replacement goldfish for Wrex in terms of "snarky alien of a dying/dead race that likes killing things".

He was still fun, mind you, and a small fountain of memes to boot, but you weren't missing anything by not having him. Even if you bring him along on Illium all he does is overtly state what should already be obvious to any player with a functioning frontal lobe.

Now, if Morrigan does prove to be important to the story (which I'm doubting more every day) and if they do this (I think the odds of the 2012 apocalypse happening are higher), then **** all you want.

[saMoorai]

I'd be mad if this happened.

Y'know, If I actually cared about Morrigan.

Hell, I'd still be mad. She'd be taking up a perfectly good spot for a new party member.

[John Epler]

And I will predict, right now, that in the year 2017 a race of hyperintelligent starfish will take over the world.

Both of our predictions are based on the same amount of factual evidence, but mine lets you envision giant starfish with monocles. So, you know.

Locking, as wild hyperbole isn't particularly useful.