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[InfinitePaths]

Calob wrote...

Now I know people haven't forgot about him and be I haven't seen or heard much of his invlovment in Dragon Age 3: Inquisition. Now I know he doesn't have to happend and if not, then those players don't have him as an important piece in the game but lets say you had the child or Alistair had the child, what now? Witch Hunt happend 2 years after the events of Origins, the baby is atleast 2 years old. Now, add on to that Dragon Age 2 took ten years to transpire and the child is atleast 10 years old by now and then at the end of Dragon Age 2 more time goes by and by the start of DA3, the child has to be like 14, so he'd be a teenager. Am I the only one interested to find out about him?

Is your math ok?

Origins-Witch hunt=2 years
2 years -9 months=1 year and 3 months,now how is that at least 2 years???

Dragon age 2 starts at the same time as origins,so you can't count both the time that passed in DA2 and the time that passed between DA:witch hunt. and Origins

The child is 8 years and 3 months old at the end of DA2

Becouse the END OF DAO(the sexy time with morrigan)=THE START OF DA 2 ACT II

That is 9 years-9 months=8 years and 3 months

EDIT:And by the way,no I am not interested in having a god child.

Modifié par HeriocGreyWarden, 20 octobre 2012 - 06:18 .

[DarkKnightHolmes]

He could be Loghains child too, you know.

[Bfler]

Imagine when he reaches in his rebellious teen period. Sparks will fly between him and Morrigan.

[InfinitePaths]

Ah so many choices in all the game,I think I'm starting to agree with the people who want no import.

Romance 1. Morrigan.

God child-warden

God child-Alistar

God child Loghain.

Romance 2. Leliana

Hardend

Unhardend

Stayed with the warden

went to Orlais

Romance 3.Alistar

King

Grey Warden

Hardend

Unhardend

Anora love triangle

Romance 4.

Zevran.

Ugh,I think Bioware would just spend to much time making all of this,not to mention numerus other choices in the past games...

[DarkKnightHolmes]

Bfler wrote...

Imagine when he reaches in his rebellious teen period. Sparks will fly between him and Morrigan.

Personally, I think the child will dispose of Morrigan when he grows up.

[Anaeme]

Bioware missed an opportunity with that god baby...they missed a chance for a character with immense potential.

That baby could permanently solve the darkspawn problem if he reach full potential

[xJorgexBK]

Anaeme wrote...

Bioware missed an opportunity with that god baby...they missed a chance for a character with immense potential.

That baby could permanently solve the darkspawn problem if he reach full potential

i think not....listen, this will happend; remember the legacy mission in DA2? well, the darkspawn still called his minions after be sleeping, and, he is a ''old god'' (he says that), so, if we had a new gold child...the darkspawns will follow him, anywhere

[Eveangaline]

Calob wrote...

Now I know people haven't forgot about him and be I haven't seen or heard much of his invlovment in Dragon Age 3: Inquisition. Now I know he doesn't have to happend and if not, then those players don't have him as an important piece in the game but lets say you had the child or Alistair had the child, what now? Witch Hunt happend 2 years after the events of Origins, the baby is atleast 2 years old. Now, add on to that Dragon Age 2 took ten years to transpire and the child is atleast 10 years old by now and then at the end of Dragon Age 2 more time goes by and by the start of DA3, the child has to be like roughly 14( if the right time scenario occured), so he'd be a teenager. Am I the only one interested to find out about him?

No such child exists on most of my playthroughs, so there is no one to learn about

[emeraldtrader]

Eveangaline wrote...

Calob wrote...

Now I know people haven't forgot about him and be I haven't seen or heard much of his invlovment in Dragon Age 3: Inquisition. Now I know he doesn't have to happend and if not, then those players don't have him as an important piece in the game but lets say you had the child or Alistair had the child, what now? ... Am I the only one interested to find out about him?

No such child exists on most of my playthroughs, so there is no one to learn about

so the game to be designed would have to include the consequences of the wardens decision:

1) accepting Morrigans ritual = baby
-or- 
2) refusing Morrigans ritual = no baby.

OR only allowing the import of a warden who accepted Morrigan's ritual<_<

[Knight of Dane]

Calob wrote...

Now I know people haven't forgot about him and be I haven't seen or heard much of his invlovment in Dragon Age 3: Inquisition.

Now that's an understatement, I'm so fricken tired of that effen baby.. 
We don't know anything about anyones involvement in DA3 

[sunnydxmen]

God child like mass effect 3 god child .he will appear to give us 3 endings green red and blue lol.

[septembervirgin]

None of that is too difficult, really. Just gotta think of a bunch of different dialogue options, is all. Oh yeah, and Leliana's family is out for blood. They just heard about her -- and that the Warden killed her.

[Darkstorne]

The issue seems to be that the God Child, if he exists, is incredibly important. Important enough to be central to a plot. And since so many players didn't have a God Child, how can you create a game that caters to both parties?

You're either creating two incredibly different games, or you're throwing player choice out the window and writing the God Child in as canon. Both are very problematic.

I wouldn't want to see a tiny little God Child cameo, because the child is too important ("Oh hai dad! I'm the most powerful teenager in all the land lol. Have fun in Orlais. Bai!"). And I wouldn't want other players to have their save games messed with, forcing the God Child into existence when they never took that route in their play through.

Modifié par Darkstorne, 21 octobre 2012 - 09:45 .

[MisterJB]

Darkstorne wrote...

The issue seems to be that the God Child, if he exists, is incredibly important. Important enough to be central to a plot. And since so many players didn't have a God Child, how can you create a game that caters to both parties?

You're either creating two incredibly different games, or you're throwing player choice out the window and writing the God Child in as canon. Both are very problematic.

I wouldn't want to see a tiny little God Child camo, because the child is too important. And I wouldn't want other players to have their save games messed with, forcing the God Child into existence when they never took that route in their play through.

I agree with the Gold Child needing to be essential to the plot in any appearance but I disagree in that we shouldn't mess with the games of those who refused Morrigan.
At a certain point, the writers must choose whether they want to write a very good story or do they want to respect all of the players decisions? I admit that I am biased because Morrigan is one of my favorite characters and I am dying to see her story continue but I believe that the God Child is simply too interesting to not use and thus, I am willing to acept Mr Gaider making his existence canon. Just like they can write a justification as to why Leliana is alive if they see fit, they can justify the OGB's existence while acknowledging the Warden considered Morrigan's offer too dangerous to accept.
After all, the Warden is responsible only for his/her actions, s/he couldn't affect anything Morrigan did after she left the Warden's room.

[Darkstorne]

MisterJB wrote...

Darkstorne wrote...

The issue seems to be that the God Child, if he exists, is incredibly important. Important enough to be central to a plot. And since so many players didn't have a God Child, how can you create a game that caters to both parties?

You're either creating two incredibly different games, or you're throwing player choice out the window and writing the God Child in as canon. Both are very problematic.

I wouldn't want to see a tiny little God Child camo, because the child is too important. And I wouldn't want other players to have their save games messed with, forcing the God Child into existence when they never took that route in their play through.

I agree with the Gold Child needing to be essential to the plot in any appearance but I disagree in that we shouldn't mess with the games of those who refused Morrigan.
At a certain point, the writers must choose whether they want to write a very good story or do they want to respect all of the players decisions? I admit that I am biased because Morrigan is one of my favorite characters and I am dying to see her story continue but I believe that the God Child is simply too interesting to not use and thus, I am willing to acept Mr Gaider making his existence canon. Just like they can write a justification as to why Leliana is alive if they see fit, they can justify the OGB's existence while acknowledging the Warden considered Morrigan's offer too dangerous to accept.
After all, the Warden is responsible only for his/her actions, s/he couldn't affect anything Morrigan did after she left the Warden's room.

Sure, but now flip that view around. Some people didn't have the child, had their Warden die in battle against the Arch Demon, and feel very strongly about that plot direction. I'm sure they would be very happy for Gaider to settle on that outcome as canon too. But how would you feel about that when you're so invested in the God Child?

Hence why it's such a difficult situation to deal with. There were some great story threads to come from DAO's ending, and to settle on one as canon would be a disservice to a heck of a lot of fans, undermining one of their favourite stories.

And that's why I don't mind if they leave the God Child thread open, without conclusion. It's going to upset a lot of fans and render some of the most important and personal decisions in Origins completely pointless. That's really not worth doing when they can come up with some equally gripping stories within the world of Thedas worth exploring that doesn't ****** people off.

[Darkstorne]

Except that the child requires the soul of an arch demon, which in many player's stories was absorbed by the Warden, killing him/her. So Morrigan can feel free to screw whoever she likes, but that does not mean a God Child will be born.

Hence why I would rather the thread be left open and not concluded for now. I chose to have the God Child with Morrigan, but a lot of players didn't and got attached to the idea of their Warden sacrificing himself/herself for Thedas. It's just not fair to discard those player's stories when we can easily find many other interesting things to explore in Thedas that doesn't render previous choices in the series obsolete and pointless.

[upsettingshorts]

I'd love for the fate of Morrigan and any OGB/regularbaby/nonkidemptyspace to be settled in Dragon Age III just so we can get it over with.

[LanceSolous13]

Bfler wrote...

Imagine when he reaches in his rebellious teen period. Sparks will fly between him and Morrigan.

Speaking of Teenage years, if DAIII takes place 10 years after DAII, We could even have him as a Companion.

Heck, could be a great call back of Flemeth sending Morrigan with the Warden.

[Dhiro]

LanceSolous13 wrote...

Bfler wrote...

Imagine when he reaches in his rebellious teen period. Sparks will fly between him and Morrigan.

Speaking of Teenage years, if DAIII takes place 10 years after DAII, We could even have him as a Companion.

Heck, could be a great call back of Flemeth sending Morrigan with the Warden.

I look foward to get him pregnant.

[sUiCiDeKiNgS13]

I don't think I can take another "God-child" in a game ever again.

[Gandalf-the-Fabulous]

Anaeme wrote...

Bioware missed an opportunity with that god baby

Yeah totally agree, was probably the only plot line worth following up on from Origins.

Personally I diddnt think Origins was that great, yes it was enjoyable and it did have its moments but it certainly wasnt as brilliant as some people made it out to be, however for some reason I saw some real potential in the OGB. I honestly believed that the OGB was to play a central role in the series and that Origins (the name "Origins" not only refering to the 5 origin stories at character creation but the fact that the game was merely the beginning of a far greater story that has yet to be told) was merely a prologue detailing the events that lead to the creation of one who would one day decide the fate of the world.

Boy was I wrong