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[LPPrince]

LPPrince wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...

So, my reading of the article makes it sound an awful lot like the Dark Ritual happens no matter what... Does anyone else get that? And, if so, what does that really mean??

"Male players are given the option of conceiving a child with Morrigan themselves, but even if they refuse, the other Grey Wardens of the world may not have the same resolve. After the final battle, Morrigan leaves and the child’s fate is unknown. "

I just think whoever wrote the article forgot to mention that you can also avoid doing the Dark Ritual altogether.

Its been said that the Dark Ritual won't be forced on players that didn't perform it/allow it to take place.

Dunno if that changed, but I doubt its been changed this early on.

Told ya.

David Gaider wrote...

I'm not sure where the "but even if they refuse, the other Grey Wardens of the world may not have the same resolve..."comes from. Speculation on the part of the article writer, perhaps? Regardless, if the player refused the Dark Ritual then it was refused. There is no Old God Baby.

[Am1vf]

LPPrince wrote...


Told ya.

David Gaider wrote...

I'm not sure where the "but even if they refuse, the other Grey Wardens of the world may not have the same resolve..."comes from. Speculation on the part of the article writer, perhaps? Regardless, if the player refused the Dark Ritual then it was refused. There is no Old God Baby.

Shall I say it? Thank God for Gaider!

[Cigne]

I've always wondered why Morrigan wouldn't approach Riordan or Loghain if the Warden refused.

Perhaps if the Protagonist isn't complicit in helping Morrigan with the ritual, she tried anyway and it's revealed in DAI that something went 'terribly wrong'?

edit: I type too slow.

Modifié par Cigne, 12 août 2013 - 06:06 .

[Am1vf]

Cigne wrote...

I've always wondered why Morrigan wouldn't approach Riordan or Loghain if the Warden refused.

Perhaps if the Protagonist isn't complicit in helping Morrigan with the ritual, she tried anyway and it's revealed in DAI that something went 'terribly wrong'?

Then why did my warden die?

[LPPrince]

I believe she can't use Riordan because he's been a Warden too long.

It must be someone who hasn't been a Warden for very long, meaning two potential choices at a time-

A. The Warden
B. Alistair or Loghain

[Frozenkex]

I hope Morrigan isn't evil, at least my Morrigan. I dont want to play DA:I and go "what an evil ****". I hope she didn't eat my warden or something.

[LPPrince]

Irrelevant anyway.

If you did the DR, its been done. It will have its effect on DA: I.

If you didn't, the DR didn't happen.

That simple.

[Cigne]

Am1_vf wrote...


Then why did my warden die?

That's one of the things that might have went wrong?

Roirdan failed to slay the Archdemon, and Loghain really didn't care if the Warden dies?

[azarhal]

I liked this write up on Morrigan, and I'm not a fan of the character. I especially liked the part where Gaiders said that all strong female character should have an agenda. It fit with Isabela as well (all the stuff about the tome).

Now we can speculate about Vivienne (going by what we know she seems to be a strong female character) and Cassandra.

[Am1vf]

Cigne wrote...

Am1_vf wrote...


Then why did my warden die?

That's one of the things that might have went wrong?

Roirdan failed to slay the Archdemon, and Loghain really didn't care if the Warden dies?

But it is the failed "possesion", for a lack of a better word, of the warden by the old god's soul what kills both of them.

[LPPrince]

Strong characters who are written a certain way for the sake of themselves rather than for the sake of the player.

Thats what I'm into.

[Cigne]

Am1_vf wrote...

Cigne wrote...

Am1_vf wrote...


Then why did my warden die?

That's one of the things that might have went wrong?

Roirdan failed to slay the Archdemon, and Loghain really didn't care if the Warden dies?

But it is the failed "possesion", for a lack of a better word, of the warden by the old god's soul what kills both of them.

It was my understanding that the Archdemon had to be slain by the one who participated in the DR. And by 'terribly wrong', I was really thinking about the old god soul still being corrupted.

But it doesn't matter now, since DG's clarification.

[Kidd]

I just read the Morrigan write-up and my hype just keeps growing. Please, Morrigan, may I carry your babies? Or wait, should that be you carrying my babies? I have no idea what's going on any more, but I'm so glad my BFF is returning to grace my monitor and Claudia Black to venomly caress my speakers.

[Cigne]

Yessss, more Claudi--

I mean, more Morrigan please!

[JeffZero]

Either is acceptable and encouraged.

[Ozzy]

Can they get Ben Browder to come voice someone too? Heck, bring the whole Farscape cast. The DA world can do with some Aussies.

[Airell]

From what I am hearing is morrigan may have not told the warden the whole story about the god baby.
there was more to story. What I think she really needed was the warden dna and not the dragon soul

[Nerdage]

Not really sure what this update told us that the E3 trailer didn't: there will be Morrigan, and as an intro to Morrigan for people who didn't play DAO it's not great, they'd really be better off reading her wiki entry in that case. Even the stuff about how her character evolved during development already exists somewhere on the net.

Maybe you have to be more of a Morri fan...

[Bogrot]

Cigne wrote...

Am1_vf wrote...

Cigne wrote...

Am1_vf wrote...


Then why did my warden die?

That's one of the things that might have went wrong?

Roirdan failed to slay the Archdemon, and Loghain really didn't care if the Warden dies?

But it is the failed "possesion", for a lack of a better word, of the warden by the old god's soul what kills both of them.

It was my understanding that the Archdemon had to be slain by the one who participated in the DR. And by 'terribly wrong', I was really thinking about the old god soul still being corrupted.

But it doesn't matter now, since DG's clarification.

The Archdemons never gave me the impression of an intact soul. When the taint infects them, it seems that they lose their godly features (teaching magic, roaming the fade, acting as if possessing a superior intelect), becoming just destructive, although rather cunning beasts. Of course, their soul (and their mind) might be trapped inside them and the taint acts similarly to a demonic possession.

[Am1vf]

Airell wrote...

From what I am hearing is morrigan may have not told the warden the whole story about the god baby.
there was more to story. What I think she really needed was the warden dna and not the dragon soul

There are other ways of getting someone's DNA. Otherwise CSI would be a completely diferent kind of tv show.

[kinderschlager]

all this stuff about morrigan. BAH! i want info on classes and background setting to the game

[LPPrince]

Take what you can get.

[Mr.House]

Cigne wrote...

Am1_vf wrote...

Cigne wrote...

Am1_vf wrote...


Then why did my warden die?

That's one of the things that might have went wrong?

Roirdan failed to slay the Archdemon, and Loghain really didn't care if the Warden dies?

But it is the failed "possesion", for a lack of a better word, of the warden by the old god's soul what kills both of them.

It was my understanding that the Archdemon had to be slain by the one who participated in the DR. And by 'terribly wrong', I was really thinking about the old god soul still being corrupted.

But it doesn't matter now, since DG's clarification.

That is false. You can have Loghain do the ritual, stay at the gate and you go kill the Archdemon, no one dies.

[Wolf]

It's interesting to get a few hints at Morrigan's role in Inquisition, but I'm more interested in the gameplay aspects of the whole thing.

The recently uncovered exploration skills, the (apparent) use of a chain in combat for warriors, the race/class repercussions in regards to the story, etc, that's the stuff I'm most interested in.

[kinderschlager]

Gaiden96 wrote...

It's interesting to get a few hints at Morrigan's role in Inquisition, but I'm more interested in the gameplay aspects of the whole thing.

The recently uncovered exploration skills, the (apparent) use of a chain in combat for warriors, the race/class repercussions in regards to the story, etc, that's the stuff I'm most interested in.

i totally agree. leave the plot and stuff relating to it alone, i want to figure that out on my own, but knowing ow gameplay actually works? gimme gimme gimme!