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[Ananka]

Swoopdogg wrote...

 me right now: kill everrrrrrrrrrryyyyyonnnnnneeeee!!!!! 

me after playing the game and growing bonds with characters: omg I have to save the world:o

Yup, that's pretty much the deal for me too. I always plan on being the evilest blood mage in Thedas, but once the game starts I'm off running fetch quests, doing match-makings and saving little kittens stuck in trees and generally trying to be everyone's buddy. I couldn't even kill Anders in DA2.

[Biotic]

If they allow something like in KOTOR where dark side Revan can take back the Sith Empire as the Dark Lord, I'd be really pleased. Moreover it played nicely with KOTOR II so a bitter end does not necessarily mean no save import for DA4.

[Ieldra]

Taleroth wrote...
I actually hope that's not meant to be literal. I do not wish to believe that this title's major choice is between rescuing babies from a fire or pouring on gasoline.

Exactly.

[Alex109222]

I'll do what is right

[Vilegrim]

Burn the chantry, crucify it's priestess', and tear it all down. The Old God rise again! 

Modifié par Vilegrim, 22 juin 2013 - 12:48 .

[Herr Uhl]

luku20 wrote...

If they allow something like in KOTOR where dark side Revan can take back the Sith Empire as the Dark Lord, I'd be really pleased. Moreover it played nicely with KOTOR II so a bitter end does not necessarily mean no save import for DA4.

The star forge did not end the world. Leading the world to its bitter end implies that you end the world.

Modifié par Herr Uhl, 22 juin 2013 - 12:52 .

[Sutamina]

What would you choose if da3 is full of characters that are more committed too self-destructive or passively condoning atrocious behavior then characters who are interested in doing something good.

[TheGreatDayne]

I'm going to lead the world to the bitter end... For some reason, I can never find a game that allows me to destroy the world/universe! Okay, maybe I do have a game with that choice, but I either only played it once, or never finished due to me getting bored...

[Adara]

I will eventually do both but I always start with trying to save the world. I also think that "lead this world to its bitter end" may not be in the literal sense or even the evil path. You never know with BioWare, they are full of surprises. I will just wait and see and do both endings.

Modifié par Gremnock, 22 juin 2013 - 01:22 .

[Cheylus]

It reminds me of Dark Souls ending.
You have to choose between rekindling the bonefire by sacrificing yourself (statu quo : the world still is a big mess, almost nothing changes but there is still hope and light) or plunge the world into darkness and uncertainties by becoming its human ruler, to end the era of the giants. It looks manichean like that but it's not if you took care of the lore. That was actually a very hard choice to me, because you have two creatures encouraging you to take one side or the other, and both are obviously lying.

"Darkness closes in. Will you stand against it? Or lead this world to its bitter end?"
To me at least, it means we may have to choose between the world as it has always been and a new world leaving some certainties behind it. Maybe we'll learn the a harsh truth behind "the Maker" and Andraste for instance. That's the feeling I had in the opposition between Morrigan and Flemeth: basically, the later one seems to want us to accept changes by placing pawns (Morrigan, Hawke), and it seems Morrigan is looking for a way to go against it (by killing her mother, by making the dark ritual, by being in Orlais court).
Or maybe we'll have to choose between two new world states: leaving Thedas as a medieval high fantasy world, or let it become a life simulator with cute and friendly dragons.

In any case, I really hope it's not a punchline. That was more exciting than seeing Cassandra, Varric or Morrigan in my opinion.

Modifié par Cheylus, 22 juin 2013 - 01:32 .

[Apostate 94]

Go a mage and save the land, planet, country whatever and make everyone SFTU about mages being ****s and evil, since my last two completed game in the previous games were mages and they kicked so much ass.

[Kalas Magnus]

Destroy.

[frostajulie]

if its "destroy the old order" for lead this world to its bitter end then I will happily be a destroyer. If its save and preserve the old way of doing things and that involves more prisons- I mean circles- then probably not. Then again this is Bioware and there will no doubt be major bummers to both options and until I know those I cannot say for certain which option I would choose.

[Knight of Dane]

Mike 9987 wrote...

 Assuming (based on this) that your PC will have the power to either save the world, or destroy it in hopes of a new begining of some sort, which one of these endings will you fight for in your main playthrough? 

You make it sound like the end to Assassin's Creed 3 except we have a choice

Modifié par Knight of Dane, 22 juin 2013 - 03:48 .

[thebigbad1013]

Stand against it of course--at least on my first playthrough.

[FP07]

in Witch Hunt Morrigan tells the Warden that the world is about to change greatly so when she said "lead this world to its bitter end" end the world as it´s

[iOnlySignIn]

I won't call it a bitter end. I'd call it a sweet, sweet end.

[QueenSiD]

FP07 wrote...

in Witch Hunt Morrigan tells the Warden that the world is about to change greatly so when she said "lead this world to its bitter end" end the world as it´s

Do we know what Morrigan is referring to when she says "something you will find of great interest" at the end of Witch Hunt?

[MadCat221]

Just so long as it isn't a "bittersweet" ending.

And by "Bittersweet", I mean "more bitter than sweet", which is not a bittersweet ending but is in fact a downer ending. I'm tired of those.