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[Josielyn]

I remember a couple of really cool sounding places in the deep roads that was mentioned in The Stolen Throne.  The coolest sounding was like a little "oasis" where it was warm, there was an underground lake, and no taint (and no spiders)  I wonder, is that place still there?   Will we get a chance to explore the Deep Roads in DA3?

[GipsyDangeresque]

Kal-Sharok would be super interesting to go to, whether the Dwarves there are particularly friendly to us or not.

[ImperatorMortis]

Where the Archdemons sleep.

[The Teyrn of Whatever]

None. I've seen enough the Deep Roads to last me at least a couple of sequels. I need a Deep Roads break.

[zambingo]

A giant bathhouse. Literally. A bathhouse where Giants bathed and pampered themselves with their tiny Dwarf servants.

[Monica21]

Josielyn wrote...

I remember a couple of really cool sounding places in the deep roads that was mentioned in The Stolen Throne.  The coolest sounding was like a little "oasis" where it was warm, there was an underground lake, and no taint (and no spiders)  I wonder, is that place still there?   Will we get a chance to explore the Deep Roads in DA3?

I thought that was Ortan Thaig. Wasn't there some kind of huge fire they set to get rid of the spiders and then they took shelter in some cave or building? Maybe I'm remembering a completely different scene though.

Anyway, I think the Deep Roads in Origins were designed really well, especially leading up to the Broodmother. I liked that moment of "holy crap, what is going on?" I'd love to see Kal-Sharok, if for no other reason than to hear them talk smack about Orzammar.

[Bwleon7]

I would like to send troops down to the deeps roads to explore. I would pick from a Number of different areas of the deep roads to send them. Once they find something they either collet it if its some loot or they come get me if they find a sleeping old god or other trouble. Of course lots of other stuff can be found as well.

[SirSponge]

I can never have enough of the Deep Roads :-D.

[ImperatorMortis]

The Teryn of Whatever wrote...

None. I've seen enough the Deep Roads to last me at least a couple of sequels. I need a Deep Roads break.

We do have Deep Roads breaks. Its called the wait between sequels. 

[The Hierophant]

SirSponge wrote...

I can never have enough of the Deep Roads :-D.

Modifié par The Hierophant, 26 novembre 2012 - 03:53 .

[FaWa]

Can't Deep Roads talk wait?

[Warden661]

Atemeus wrote...

Kal-Sharok would be super interesting to go to, whether the Dwarves there are particularly friendly to us or not.

Usually not a huge fan of the deep roads but Kal-Sharok is the one place I really want to see. I wouldn't mind going back to Orzammar either. I do enjoy the Dwarven cities.

[Monica21]

FaWa wrote...

Can't Deep Roads talk wait?

Until when? After we decide on casual wear?

[TEWR]

Kal-Sharok.

I'd also like for the abandoned Deep Roads areas to look more like they have had a colony fallen into disrepair. Like Cadash Thaig, but bigger and a bit more like a town you could navigate through. And maintaining the aesthetic look of the carved Deep Roads areas in DAII.

If I had some pictures, I might be able to say which parts of DAII's Deep Roads I liked. Because it wasn't all good, but some of it looked good.

[deuce985]

Kal-Sharok is the obvious choice here...

[JimboGee]

Bwleon7 wrote...

I would like to send troops down to the deeps roads to explore. I would pick from a Number of different areas of the deep roads to send them. Once they find something they either collet it if its some loot or they come get me if they find a sleeping old god or other trouble. Of course lots of other stuff can be found as well.

If they impliment this, I wouldn't mind going back down But not if they're going to use it as an excuse to kill someone off.

[Vitlen]

Please no Deep Roads.

[SpunkyMonkey]

I loved the Deep Roads, but think they need to really take them to somewhere different. yes the odd lost dwarven city would be cool, but it'd be far cooler to follow those paths further to olde god lairs or other totally different environments.

[Welsh Inferno]

Well Kal-Sharok is the obvious choice, I could see the inquisitor investigating the thaig for some reason. I think it'd be kinda cool if getting there we go through Darmallon, the shiny sparkly glittering thaig!

[Dhiro]

Josielyn wrote...

I remember a couple of really cool sounding places in the deep roads that was mentioned in The Stolen Throne.  The coolest sounding was like a little "oasis" where it was warm, there was an underground lake, and no taint (and no spiders)  I wonder, is that place still there?   Will we get a chance to explore the Deep Roads in DA3?

While I hated the Deep Roads... one of DA III's concept art should what seems to be an underground lake. So who knows?

[redneck nosferatu]

Definitely Kal-Sharok.

[Bob Garbage]

Kal-Sharok would be nice, but I'm a little burnt out on the Deep Roads. I'd prefer to explore new places.

[Josielyn]

Ooh, it WOULD be cool to see a darkspawn-dug tunnel headed toward an old god and fight your way to the front of it to either finish the dig so you can kill an old god in its sleep or collapse the tunnel with Lyrium powder so the darkspawn are buried and never reach it (in your lifetime). And I agree, I do want to see Kal Shirok!

[ledod]

Perhaps not in the next expansion, but, eventually, it would be nice to retake a Thaig, as a Dwarf, and establish a new royal line within the Dwarven culture.

One can easily envision a compelling economy-sim tied into the greater whole of the gameplay.

Regardless, becoming the paragon of a generation is freakin' badass.

[Kileyan]

What is with all the Deep Road burnout? I only played DA2 once, so I'm sure I am mistaken, but I thought the only Deep Roads in the game was the very first quest. It wasn't even all that lengthy, the whole trip to the deepest most ancient long lost Thaig was mostly cutscenes, a quick L shaped hallway and that annoying boss fight.

Anyways, I'm all for some finding cool long lost hidden stuff underground, I don't really care if it is dwarven centric or not.