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[aries1001]

Couldn't the fires from above come from - ehm - the Black/Golden City in the Heavens? Corypheus did say that it was already Black (the city, I mean) when the magisters from Orlais entered it many, many ages ago. Let me speculate a bit: What if it's like a play where you sit in a theater? and there's a curtain? And then someone draws back the curtain and you'll see what really is going on? behind the scenes? What I mean is this: What if the Fade really is one big curtain hanging down from the heavens (the black/golden city) to the ground? And when the Fade breaks asunder...so does the world....

Also, this: In other thread we're discussing Sandal's prophecy from DA2 (when he rises everyone will see or something like that); is it possible or likely that the person? Sandal is referring to is actually the OGB? (old god baby)? or could it be an Archdemon? or?

I actually had to watch the trailer about 4-5 times in order to catch all the info in it. I agree that the Quanari looks great, Morrigan looks like the way I've always envisioned her, Cassandra looks mature and ready to get the job done. Varric's looks displays a much wiser, more mature person (or dwarf) and not the wisecracking person from DA2. As for the plot, it seems to me that Bioware has gone back to a save the world theme again.....find the agents behind the chaos....(and save the land?)

[LobselVith8]

Huzzahfortimelines wrote...

For some reason, I feel like the guy at the end of the trailer is Morrigan's baby.

I think it's supposed to be the protagonist, although that leaves us with the question of "who" the protagonist is, and why he (or she) becomes involved in the narrative.

The trailer also makes me question how they'll address the Hero of Ferelden who romanced Morrigan and left Ferelden to join her through the Eluvian, as well as her son (for players who trusted Morrigan and performed the Dark Ritual, as her son seems to have a "destiny" if he possesses the soul of Urthemiel).

[TK514]

After delivering her pronouncement of doom, she'll stop and say "Oh, look at the time. The Hero of Ferelden should have dinner prepared, and, if I leave now, I'll get home in time to read Urthemiel his bedtime story." Then she'll step through the mirror and the world will go to hell in a handbasket.

[LilyasAvalon]

I had no idea what my feels were doing during the trailer. I am very confused.

But more importantly, yay! Varric's back!

[DahliaLynn]

Would be actually kind of cool if the Protagonist was Morrigan's child. Really cool

[Lord Gremlin]

LobselVith8 wrote...

Huzzahfortimelines wrote...

For some reason, I feel like the guy at the end of the trailer is Morrigan's baby.

I think it's supposed to be the protagonist, although that leaves us with the question of "who" the protagonist is, and why he (or she) becomes involved in the narrative.

The trailer also makes me question how they'll address the Hero of Ferelden who romanced Morrigan and left Ferelden to join her through the Eluvian, as well as her son (for players who trusted Morrigan and performed the Dark Ritual, as her son seems to have a "destiny" if he possesses the soul of Urthemiel).

Exactly what I did. Although if you conside the timeline the Hero of Ferelden has already died from darkpawn taint. Well, entered the final stages and probably took his life or Morrigan helped. Maybe she'll mention that in a sad voice.

[Boycott Bioware]

Huzzahfortimelines wrote...
For some reason, I feel like the guy at the end of the trailer is Morrigan's baby.

Dovahkiin! Dovahkiin! Not a single sardine!

[Browneye_Vamp84]

Watched the trailer again. For some random moment, Varric, just as he looks up to the sky kinda reminded me one of the guys from Saving Private Ryan, Barry Pepper, must be the nose. Then again it was a random moment.

[wyvvern]

I'm kind of surprised at how many folks seem to be leaping to the conclusion that Morrigan is somehow going to play a huge role in the game based off her simple appearance in the trailer.

She could very well just appear in a brief cameo a la Flemeth herself in DA2. Show up, be enigmatic, raise more questions than are answered, and vanish never to be seen again.

Personally, I'm not sure which I'd prefer more.

[Firky]

aries1001 wrote...

Couldn't the fires from above come from - ehm - the Black/Golden City in the Heavens?

Not from above, just above, according to the sentence which pushed my pedantic button. But, I like this theory. (But, I'm a bit confused as to where reality actually lies. In the world, beyond the veil, in a world with magic etc.)

[LobselVith8]

Lord Gremlin wrote...

LobselVith8 wrote...

I think it's supposed to be the protagonist, although that leaves us with the question of "who" the protagonist is, and why he (or she) becomes involved in the narrative.

The trailer also makes me question how they'll address the Hero of Ferelden who romanced Morrigan and left Ferelden to join her through the Eluvian, as well as her son (for players who trusted Morrigan and performed the Dark Ritual, as her son seems to have a "destiny" if he possesses the soul of Urthemiel).

Exactly what I did. Although if you conside the timeline the Hero of Ferelden has already died from darkpawn taint. Well, entered the final stages and probably took his life or Morrigan helped. Maybe she'll mention that in a sad voice.

It's only been about ten years since the Fifth Blight ended, and every Warden is different. Warden Loghain is still alive several years later, according to King Alistair, and he's older than the protagonist.

As far as my Warden is concerned, I don't imagine my blood mage Hero of Ferelden dying for a long time, especially not since he spared Avernus. Why pass up the chance to unlock the secrets of the taint?

[Moirin]

Morrigan is starting to look like Flemeth as she gets older.

Modifié par Spiralbutterfly, 11 juin 2013 - 12:12 .

[Demx]

Who is Varric mourning?
Farmer #2

He's blaming himself for having a hand in this.

[Dr. Doctor]

It could be the Maker or whoever created the Black City returning to Thedas:

Sandal: One day the magic will come back. All of it. Everyone will be just like they were. The shadows will part, and the skies will open wide.

[azarhal]

Qistina wrote...

Does "fire from above" means....asteroids? Because i can see asteroids...or alien attack?

Never played Final Fantasy haven't you. It's just the Meteor spell being unleashed on Thedas...

[cgtrfghj7]

Well it's only the debut trailer so I don't want to get too much ahead of myself (not that the trailer showed much, still a lot of questions).
Things I learned the first time watching:
1. Morrigan sporting a new look (looks Orlesian from the dress)
2. Varric, Cassandra look good, I guess.
3. That m*thaf*cking Sandal.
4. What if the meteors are coming from that black city? Maybe we get all of the questions about the Fade, the old Gods, Tevinter, and the history of Thedas all explained. At least that's what I'm hoping. 

Modifié par cgtrfghj7, 11 juin 2013 - 12:24 .

[tankdogg937]

lecho_himself wrote...

IanPolaris wrote...

lecho_himself wrote...The trailer looked good but considering what I've seen, this whole epic war concept, I don't really see how can BioWare do this NOT involving PCs from previous parts. Particulary The Warden.

Especially if the Warden romanced Morrigan and went through the Elluvian with her.  Kind of hard in that case to exclude the Warden, but not all Wardens did this (in fact I expect only a minority did).
-Polaris

For me it's hard to exclude The Warden no matter what. Look - he's THE hero of this world, united the nations, stopped The Blight. Then another great war starts and it includes all this PLUS - as some noticed - involves The Grey Wardens. Does it really make sense to exclude the main character of the drama just to say: "hey, we've got new protagonist!"? For me it doesn't. Cant believe a hero of his scale wouldnt get involved in a way.
He's the top dog of Dragon Age universe. The same league as Flemeth, Morrigan, Arishok, a league above Cassanda and Varric. Not including him "because" or giving him a fringe role seems so forced.
Also doing the "gather the allies and win a war" again, in the same universe, but only with another hero, would be pretty dull.

Actually The Warden is not the hero of the world just the hero of "ONE" country, Ferelden.

[TK514]

It will be interesting to see if they manage to make any of the major choices have actual impact. The ME team couldn't do it, apparently, so maybe this team can do better

Honestly, I'm expecting a lot of Leliana/Anders style retcons for most of the major events, which I'm not exactly against as long as they're done well. As opposed to just deciding the way they wanted it to happen and handwaving or ignoring the other options.

[Abraham_uk]

What is Lulu from Final Fantasy X doing in Dragon Age Inquisition?

Just kidding... I know it's Morrigan.

[Zack_Nero]

It was great to see a trailer for DA, no doubt about that. It really gives the setting as to what dragon age will be in this next game. It may not be a great trailer, but it is really the first. Am sure it will get better and show more content as we get closer to fall of 2014

[Annie89]

I hope that playing as a mage has a deeper meaning here. I mean, with the Fade spilling over and demons all around you, wouldn't mages start becoming possessed at every corner? In other parts besides Kirkwall (cause that practically happened all the time in DA2...)

Btw, when Thedas's humans and elves kill each other off in this war I'm guessing the dwarves will inherit the world. Lol.

[LobselVith8]

Annie89 wrote...

I hope that playing as a mage has a deeper meaning here. I mean, with the Fade spilling over and demons all around you, wouldn't mages start becoming possessed at every corner? In other parts besides Kirkwall (cause that practically happened all the time in DA2...)

Demons can possess anyone or anything - regular people, animals trees... it wouldn't be limited to abominations, and mages don't automatically become possessed. After the plethora of insane and stupid mages in Dragon Age II, I'm hoping for some three-dimensional mages, and a storyline that allows us to delve into the different mage groups that have emancipated themselves.

Annie89 wrote...

Btw, when Thedas's humans and elves kill each other off in this war I'm guessing the dwarves will inherit the world. Lol.

I wonder if there will be any elven companions this time around.

Modifié par LobselVith8, 11 juin 2013 - 12:46 .

[Mello]

Spiralbutterfly wrote...

Morrigan is starting to look like Flemeth as she gets older.

Yeah, that's probably one of the major reasons why Bioware even changed her look. 

[Senya]

I loved the trailer. I"m getting the feeling that the greater evil manipulating events might be an Old God who freed itself or maybe Flemeth.

That's just my opinion, though.

[Hadeedak]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who went "OH NO, HAWKE!" at Varric's shot.

And Varric looks damn good. It seems like we're going back to "BIG DAMN PROBLEMS FOR EVERYONE!", which usually annoys me slightly. I quite liked the first 2 acts of DA2 for that reason. But.... Honestly, given how early it is, I have no idea.

Mmm, Varric.