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[Nyx_Necrodragon]

Cutlass Jack wrote...

The Old God Baby won't appear until the end of the game, when he shows up to present your ending choices to you.

Ooooooh nice Mass Effect 3 spoiler there

[Androme]

edeheusch wrote...

It was announced that in DAI the players will have to choose a background (a non-played origin) for his character. What about the possibilities that the OGB is one of the backgrounds available? It could be one of the best solutions to satisfy both the player that want the OGB to be important and the players that refused the ritual and so don’t want the OGB to even exist (in which case they would simply have to not choose this background).

About the age of the OGB it could either be explained by the fact that the OGB grows faster than human and/or by the fact that the time passes faster in the realm beyond the Fade that Morrigan accessed through the Eluvian.

Naturally it is just speculation but to my point of view it would be an “easy” solution to satisfy the OGB lover without spending too many resources on something that many players won’t see.

This is a pretty good idea actually. But I believe BioWare has other plans for the OGB (if any at all).

[Eleinehmm]

Androme wrote...

edeheusch wrote...

It was announced that in DAI the players will have to choose a background (a non-played origin) for his character. What about the possibilities that the OGB is one of the backgrounds available? It could be one of the best solutions to satisfy both the player that want the OGB to be important and the players that refused the ritual and so don’t want the OGB to even exist (in which case they would simply have to not choose this background).

About the age of the OGB it could either be explained by the fact that the OGB grows faster than human and/or by the fact that the time passes faster in the realm beyond the Fade that Morrigan accessed through the Eluvian.

Naturally it is just speculation but to my point of view it would be an “easy” solution to satisfy the OGB lover without spending too many resources on something that many players won’t see.

This is a pretty good idea actually. But I believe BioWare has other plans for the OGB (if any at all).

Heh, maybe they should make it an optional romanceble companion, for all of the straight male population of the forums to hate his butt, for being  so special.

Seriosuly they DID have an option to not to state its gender, but they choose to do it in the WH.  So yes, they are NOT planning to make it playable.

Modifié par Eleinehmm, 11 juin 2013 - 01:17 .

[ThewizeONe]

Eleinehmm wrote...

Androme wrote...

edeheusch wrote...

It was announced that in DAI the players will have to choose a background (a non-played origin) for his character. What about the possibilities that the OGB is one of the backgrounds available? It could be one of the best solutions to satisfy both the player that want the OGB to be important and the players that refused the ritual and so don’t want the OGB to even exist (in which case they would simply have to not choose this background).

About the age of the OGB it could either be explained by the fact that the OGB grows faster than human and/or by the fact that the time passes faster in the realm beyond the Fade that Morrigan accessed through the Eluvian.

Naturally it is just speculation but to my point of view it would be an “easy” solution to satisfy the OGB lover without spending too many resources on something that many players won’t see.

This is a pretty good idea actually. But I believe BioWare has other plans for the OGB (if any at all).

Heh, maybe they should make it an optional romanceble companion, for all of the straight male population of the forums to hate his butt, for being  so special.

Seriosuly they DID have an option to not to state its gender, but they choose to do it in the WH.  So yes, they are NOT planning to make it playable.

It could be possible for all of the males to be the OGB (assuming the Warden/Alistair/Loghain did the ritual or not). Just like how the Orlesian Warden ended up being the Commander of Vigils Keep if the Warden sacrificed him/herself.

Modifié par ThewizeONe, 10 août 2013 - 08:42 .

[BangBoom]

I'd prefer it didn't happen. The Old God, that is, Blight causing super-dragon (afaik), would have to be nerfed to all hell.

Edit: I'm assuming Old God soul = Old God powers/wisdom/knowledge

Modifié par BangBoom, 10 août 2013 - 08:57 .

[Milady]

I would like to experience the character, but not as a playable one or a party member. Also He should be the correct age and not super grow or something

[Shadow Fox]

Pious_Augustine wrote...

Pretty sure the OGB only has the soul of an old god in a human body, which would likely mean that he develops like a normal human.

So he's Dovahkin?

Modifié par Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke, 10 août 2013 - 09:08 .

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

 In that case, DA:I wouldn't happen, because the OGB doesn't exist. 

[dragondreamer]

BangBoom wrote...

I'd prefer it didn't happen. The Old God, that is, Blight causing super-dragon (afaik), would have to be nerfed to all hell.

Edit: I'm assuming Old God soul = Old God powers/wisdom/knowledge

According to Morrigan, the OGB child isn't aware of being anything other than a normal child.  Though one of those teaser concept arts seemed to suggest that the Inquisitor had some special power...

I'd love to be able to play my Warden's son, so if the Inquisitor turned out to be the OGB, that'd be awesome.  I don't really see why the Inquisitor couldn't be the OGB in games with the DR imported, and something perhaps different in non-DR playthroughs.  I think there would certainly be things in need of explaining, but that shouldn't be difficult, especially in a fantasy game full of magic happenings.

[Shadow Fox]

dragondreamer wrote...

BangBoom wrote...

I'd prefer it didn't happen. The Old God, that is, Blight causing super-dragon (afaik), would have to be nerfed to all hell.

Edit: I'm assuming Old God soul = Old God powers/wisdom/knowledge

According to Morrigan, the OGB child isn't aware of being anything other than a normal child.  Though one of those teaser concept arts seemed to suggest that the Inquisitor had some special power...

I'd love to be able to play my Warden's son, so if the Inquisitor turned out to be the OGB, that'd be awesome.  I don't really see why the Inquisitor couldn't be the OGB in games with the DR imported, and something perhaps different in non-DR playthroughs.  I think there would certainly be things in need of explaining, but that shouldn't be difficult, especially in a fantasy game full of magic happenings.

Because it's male and most likely human.

[BangBoom]

dragondreamer wrote...

BangBoom wrote...

I'd prefer it didn't happen. The Old God, that is, Blight causing super-dragon (afaik), would have to be nerfed to all hell.

Edit: I'm assuming Old God soul = Old God powers/wisdom/knowledge

According to Morrigan, the OGB child isn't aware of being anything other than a normal child.  Though one of those teaser concept arts seemed to suggest that the Inquisitor had some special power...

I'd love to be able to play my Warden's son, so if the Inquisitor turned out to be the OGB, that'd be awesome.  I don't really see why the Inquisitor couldn't be the OGB in games with the DR imported, and something perhaps different in non-DR playthroughs.  I think there would certainly be things in need of explaining, but that shouldn't be difficult, especially in a fantasy game full of magic happenings.

Oh really? Thanks for the clarity. Though, now that you've said that, the only incorporation I can see is bringing him as a kid into battle. If he goes full adult, there's a bit of character development I'd personally feel cheated about. Introduce him in this game, have him age, and then DA4 gets him. That'd be my optimal scenario . I think the censors might draw a line see a blood soaked whippersnapper anyway. I definitely want him in the game, especially if my Warden is showing. Man, what an awesome dynamic that'd be. OGB as a cosmic Clementine.

[dragondreamer]

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

dragondreamer wrote...

BangBoom wrote...

I'd prefer it didn't happen. The Old God, that is, Blight causing super-dragon (afaik), would have to be nerfed to all hell.

Edit: I'm assuming Old God soul = Old God powers/wisdom/knowledge

According to Morrigan, the OGB child isn't aware of being anything other than a normal child.  Though one of those teaser concept arts seemed to suggest that the Inquisitor had some special power...

I'd love to be able to play my Warden's son, so if the Inquisitor turned out to be the OGB, that'd be awesome.  I don't really see why the Inquisitor couldn't be the OGB in games with the DR imported, and something perhaps different in non-DR playthroughs.  I think there would certainly be things in need of explaining, but that shouldn't be difficult, especially in a fantasy game full of magic happenings.

Because it's male and most likely human.

This is where the last sentence in my last paragraph comes in.

[XGrlGamerX]

dragondreamer wrote...

BangBoom wrote...

I'd prefer it didn't happen. The Old God, that is, Blight causing super-dragon (afaik), would have to be nerfed to all hell.

Edit: I'm assuming Old God soul = Old God powers/wisdom/knowledge

According to Morrigan, the OGB child isn't aware of being anything other than a normal child.  Though one of those teaser concept arts seemed to suggest that the Inquisitor had some special power...

I'd love to be able to play my Warden's son, so if the Inquisitor turned out to be the OGB, that'd be awesome.  I don't really see why the Inquisitor couldn't be the OGB in games with the DR imported, and something perhaps different in non-DR playthroughs.  I think there would certainly be things in need of explaining, but that shouldn't be difficult, especially in a fantasy game full of magic happenings.

I think the fact that Morrigan's child is male makes you playing as the OGB pretty unlikely, as much as I would have loved being the daughter of Morrigan and my Warden. 

I believe the child, if he is growing normally, will probably be between the ages of 10-15 at the start of DAI. Who knows, time might elaspe in this game as it did in DA2, so at the end of the game he could be older and perhaps a party member. 

Either way, I do believe that if you chose the OGB to happen, that it will play a crucial part in the main story line as suggested by Mike in the latest GI video. 

[dragondreamer]

XGrlGamerX wrote...

dragondreamer wrote...

BangBoom wrote...

I'd prefer it didn't happen. The Old God, that is, Blight causing super-dragon (afaik), would have to be nerfed to all hell.

Edit: I'm assuming Old God soul = Old God powers/wisdom/knowledge

According to Morrigan, the OGB child isn't aware of being anything other than a normal child.  Though one of those teaser concept arts seemed to suggest that the Inquisitor had some special power...

I'd love to be able to play my Warden's son, so if the Inquisitor turned out to be the OGB, that'd be awesome.  I don't really see why the Inquisitor couldn't be the OGB in games with the DR imported, and something perhaps different in non-DR playthroughs.  I think there would certainly be things in need of explaining, but that shouldn't be difficult, especially in a fantasy game full of magic happenings.

I think the fact that Morrigan's child is male makes you playing as the OGB pretty unlikely, as much as I would have loved being the daughter of Morrigan and my Warden. 

I believe the child, if he is growing normally, will probably be between the ages of 10-15 at the start of DAI. Who knows, time might elaspe in this game as it did in DA2, so at the end of the game he could be older and perhaps a party member. 

Either way, I do believe that if you chose the OGB to happen, that it will play a crucial part in the main story line as suggested by Mike in the latest GI video. 

There's also the possibility that Morrigan wasn't telling the truth about the child's gender.  This would be the easiest and least of the things which have been retconned, considering we never even see the child.  And she also takes the child to a world "beyond the Fade" with the Eluvian, and for all we know, time there is different from time in Thedas.  Not only could the child be older than we think, we also have no idea what Morrigan's plan was in taking the child to that place.  It's possible the child could have been altered, if there wasn't something already different to begin with.  Morrigan only said that she needed to gain "power" for her plan to work.

[Angrywolves]

uh no.
I'm assuming the OGB will be like any other child.
Like superman found in that crater.
He won't know or remember anything at first.
Maybe as he gets older he'll have dreams.

I expect Morrigan has others raising him for her, he'll still be a young boy and while those who did the ritual will see him he most certainly won't be a party member.

[Shadow Fox]

dragondreamer wrote...

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

dragondreamer wrote...

BangBoom wrote...

I'd prefer it didn't happen. The Old God, that is, Blight causing super-dragon (afaik), would have to be nerfed to all hell.

Edit: I'm assuming Old God soul = Old God powers/wisdom/knowledge

According to Morrigan, the OGB child isn't aware of being anything other than a normal child.  Though one of those teaser concept arts seemed to suggest that the Inquisitor had some special power...

I'd love to be able to play my Warden's son, so if the Inquisitor turned out to be the OGB, that'd be awesome.  I don't really see why the Inquisitor couldn't be the OGB in games with the DR imported, and something perhaps different in non-DR playthroughs.  I think there would certainly be things in need of explaining, but that shouldn't be difficult, especially in a fantasy game full of magic happenings.

Because it's male and most likely human.

This is where the last sentence in my last paragraph comes in.

Again the child is male secondly the child is human if the Warden was a HN/HM or female
The only Human/Elf child we've seen is human even with an Elven mother so having an Elven father is irrelevant the child is human.
It's unknown if Dwarves are fertile with humans but most likely the child's race would be largely dependent on it's mother's while inheriting some characteristics from it's father's so mostly human.

Thus The OGB can't be the Inquisitor.

[Angrywolves]

I thought the OGB was 10 years old.

[dragondreamer]

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

Again the child is male secondly the child is human if the Warden was a HN/HM or female
The only Human/Elf child we've seen is human even with an Elven mother so having an Elven father is irrelevant the child is human.
It's unknown if Dwarves are fertile with humans but most likely the child's race would be largely dependent on it's mother's while inheriting some characteristics from it's father's so mostly human.

Thus The OGB can't be the Inquisitor.

Thus a world full of mystery and magic where the plot can be made to fit whatever the writers feel like doing means we don't know anything.

[XGrlGamerX]

Angrywolves wrote...

I thought the OGB was 10 years old.

We don't really know how old he is since we don't know when DAI begins. 

Based on the calender, he should be either 10-11 years old when Varric is being interrogated.

[Shadow Fox]

dragondreamer wrote...

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

Again the child is male secondly the child is human if the Warden was a HN/HM or female
The only Human/Elf child we've seen is human even with an Elven mother so having an Elven father is irrelevant the child is human.
It's unknown if Dwarves are fertile with humans but most likely the child's race would be largely dependent on it's mother's while inheriting some characteristics from it's father's so mostly human.

Thus The OGB can't be the Inquisitor.

Thus a world full of mystery and magic where the plot can be made to fit whatever the writers feel like doing means we don't know anything.

We do if they remain consistent with what they've shown us in the previous titles and don't ignore biology. 

Modifié par Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke, 10 août 2013 - 10:12 .

[dragondreamer]

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

dragondreamer wrote...

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

Again the child is male secondly the child is human if the Warden was a HN/HM or female
The only Human/Elf child we've seen is human even with an Elven mother so having an Elven father is irrelevant the child is human.
It's unknown if Dwarves are fertile with humans but most likely the child's race would be largely dependent on it's mother's while inheriting some characteristics from it's father's so mostly human.

Thus The OGB can't be the Inquisitor.

Thus a world full of mystery and magic where the plot can be made to fit whatever the writers feel like doing means we don't know anything.

We do if they remain consistent with what they've shown us in the previous titles and don't ignore biology. 

Thedosian biology is wonky to begin with.  Considering that elf-blooded children turn out human for supposedly magical reasons, I imagine hypothetical magical reasons could also make one turn out elven.  We have no biology book that explains what an Old God soul does to a child. And the only character in canon rumored to be a half-dwarf (Sandal) looks like a dwarf.

[Angrywolves]

I think he's about 10.
People are trying to mystify it so he'll be older .
Shrugs.
We'll see.

[Shadow Fox]

dragondreamer wrote...

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

dragondreamer wrote...

Arcane Warrior Mage Hawke wrote...

Again the child is male secondly the child is human if the Warden was a HN/HM or female
The only Human/Elf child we've seen is human even with an Elven mother so having an Elven father is irrelevant the child is human.
It's unknown if Dwarves are fertile with humans but most likely the child's race would be largely dependent on it's mother's while inheriting some characteristics from it's father's so mostly human.

Thus The OGB can't be the Inquisitor.

Thus a world full of mystery and magic where the plot can be made to fit whatever the writers feel like doing means we don't know anything.

We do if they remain consistent with what they've shown us in the previous titles and don't ignore biology. 

Thedosian biology is wonky to begin with.  Considering that elf-blooded children turn out human for supposedly magical reasons, I imagine hypothetical magical reasons could also make one turn out elven.  We have no biology book that explains what an Old God soul does to a child. And the only character in canon rumored to be a half-dwarf (Sandal) looks like a dwarf.

That was actually explained via human genes being stronger*dominant?* than Elven*recessive?*.According to Morrigan nothing.*granted her knowledge is limited*
If his father's human and mother a Dwarf that would explain that.*ofcourse the reverse would validate you*

[Dhiro]

Eleinehmm wrote...

edeheusch wrote...

Eleinehmm wrote...

Higly unlikely, if they ever planed to make it playable they wouldn't have fixed it as male.

In DAO all the Origins have race and class restriction so it shouldn’t be such a problem to have gender restriction for one of the backgrounds in DAI.

For such a snowflakey background - No way.

Gaider has stated that the introduction of the multiple races means the backgrounds are out, anyway.