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[Versus Omnibus]

Bioware: I'm truelly hoping you guys will give us an actual conclusion to the Inquistor's story without him or her just "disappearing."

I'm tired of not knowing what happened to the Warden or Hawke and the last thing I need is the Inquistor joining them. Just say he/she died in battle or something, I don't care. Just end their story somehow instead of saying, "Oh... well, they went away."

[Taleroth]

I'm tired of people thinking a conclusion means absolute finality.

[Sol Downer]

Taleroth wrote...

I'm tired of people thinking a conclusion means absolute finality.

You should know well enough Bioware asked for this when Leliana said "The Warden disappearing as well as Hawke is no coincidence."

Simply stating they were gone was good enough, but they went the extra mile.

[crimzontearz]

Taleroth wrote...

I'm tired of people thinking a conclusion means absolute finality.

I am tired of people excusing lack of closure and needlessly open endings

[Taleroth]

Making them disappear instead of just leaving them alone was a very bad idea in hindsight. So they kind of need to do something. It's more teasing than it is open. And Bioware has something of an addiction towards dangling threads.

That something doesn't mean they need to start killing all the heroes just so some people can feel it's finished.

Modifié par Taleroth, 15 août 2013 - 02:02 .

[wwwwowwww]

I'm just tired

[Mello]

Sorry to hear what happened to your warden and hawke. My warden is sitting on her throne and my Hawke ran away with Fenris. Sorry man, better luck next time *trollface*

[crimzontearz]

Taleroth wrote...

Making them disappear instead of just leaving them alone was a very bad idea in hindsight. So they kind of need to do something. It's more teasing than it is open. And Bioware has something of an addiction towards dangling threads.

That something doesn't mean they need to start killing all the heroes just so some people can feel it's finished.

how about not killing them and just living them alone?

[Versus Omnibus]

iPoohCupCakes wrote...

Sorry to hear what happened to your warden and hawke. My warden is sitting on her throne and my Hawke ran away with Fenris. Sorry man, better luck next time *trollface*

Sorry, but Gaider made your Warden and Hawke disappear too. Hate to break it to you, but there you go.

[Taleroth]

crimzontearz wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Making them disappear instead of just leaving them alone was a very bad idea in hindsight. So they kind of need to do something. It's more teasing than it is open. And Bioware has something of an addiction towards dangling threads.

That something doesn't mean they need to start killing all the heroes just so some people can feel it's finished.

how about not killing them and just living them alone?

That's kind of my point. The OP's the one suggesting the Inquisitor die.

Versus Omnibus wrote...

iPoohCupCakes wrote...

Sorry to hear what happened to your warden and hawke. My warden is sitting on her throne and my Hawke ran away with Fenris. Sorry man, better luck next time *trollface*

Sorry, but Gaider made your Warden and Hawke disappear too. Hate to break it to you, but there you go.

My Warden disappeared when he entered the Eluvian. My Hawke disappeared when he started drinking all day and stopped bathing. No one was willing to believe his dumb stories about how he used to be important.

Modifié par Taleroth, 15 août 2013 - 02:05 .

[Zanallen]

Most stories just end after the main issue is resolved. Very, very few go about explaining every little detail of the protagonist's life until their inevitable death.

[crimzontearz]

Taleroth wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Making them disappear instead of just leaving them alone was a very bad idea in hindsight. So they kind of need to do something. It's more teasing than it is open. And Bioware has something of an addiction towards dangling threads.

That something doesn't mean they need to start killing all the heroes just so some people can feel it's finished.

how about not killing them and just living them alone?

That's kind of my point. The OP's the one suggesting the Inquisitor die.

I think that is frustration, I am not sure he was advocating death by default

[Versus Omnibus]

Taleroth wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Making them disappear instead of just leaving them alone was a very bad idea in hindsight. So they kind of need to do something. It's more teasing than it is open. And Bioware has something of an addiction towards dangling threads.

That something doesn't mean they need to start killing all the heroes just so some people can feel it's finished.

how about not killing them and just living them alone?

That's kind of my point. The OP's the one suggesting the Inquisitor die.

Actually, I'm suggesting Bioware just end the Inquistor's story instead of making him or her disappear. The dying thing is just one example I used.

[Mello]

Versus Omnibus wrote...

iPoohCupCakes wrote...

Sorry to hear what happened to your warden and hawke. My warden is sitting on her throne and my Hawke ran away with Fenris. Sorry man, better luck next time *trollface*

Sorry, but Gaider made your Warden and Hawke disappear too. Hate to break it to you, but there you go.

[crimzontearz]

Versus Omnibus wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Making them disappear instead of just leaving them alone was a very bad idea in hindsight. So they kind of need to do something. It's more teasing than it is open. And Bioware has something of an addiction towards dangling threads.

That something doesn't mean they need to start killing all the heroes just so some people can feel it's finished.

how about not killing them and just living them alone?

That's kind of my point. The OP's the one suggesting the Inquisitor die.

Actually, I'm suggesting Bioware just end the Inquistor's story instead of making him or her disappear. The dying thing is just one example I used.

another example "Shepard went on, raised his blue children and died of old age" story over, we are good for the next hero to come by

[Versus Omnibus]

iPoohCupCakes wrote...

Versus Omnibus wrote...

iPoohCupCakes wrote...

Sorry to hear what happened to your warden and hawke. My warden is sitting on her throne and my Hawke ran away with Fenris. Sorry man, better luck next time *trollface*

Sorry, but Gaider made your Warden and Hawke disappear too. Hate to break it to you, but there you go.

Cupcake?

[Mecha Elf]

I traveled with zevran after the event of da:o. So maybe it was a coincidence leiliana maybe it was?????

[thebatmanreborn]

Ultimashade wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

I'm tired of people thinking a conclusion means absolute finality.

You should know well enough Bioware asked for this when Leliana said "The Warden disappearing as well as Hawke is no coincidence."

Simply stating they were gone was good enough, but they went the extra mile.

this x1000

[PsychoBlonde]

Now I'm hoping they make the Inquisitor disappear just to mess with people, but they have indicated that they intend to tie off some of the extraneous loose ends.

[Versus Omnibus]

PsychoBlonde wrote...

Now I'm hoping they make the Inquisitor disappear just to mess with people, but they have indicated that they intend to tie off some of the extraneous loose ends.

I highly doubt we'll know what happened to Hawke or the Warden in DAI. In fact, I think Gaider said we wouldn't if I understood him right.

[Phoenix_Fyre]

I just sorta headcannoned Post-Awakenings my warden is building up the Wardens with Alistair, and my MageHawke is off trying to ease mage-templar damage with his LI and Anders

[9TailsFox]

[Sifr]

Ultimashade wrote...

You should know well enough Bioware asked for this when Leliana said "The Warden disappearing as well as Hawke is no coincidence."

Simply stating they were gone was good enough, but they went the extra mile.

On the other hand, it's possible that Leliana, much like Cassandra at the beginning of DA2 may just be reading way too much into things and finding conspiracies in things that really aren't there!

While I befriended Leliana in Origins, my Warden would most certaintly have not told her about the Dark Ritual and fathering an Old God Baby with Morrigan. Heck, they'd only eventually tell Alistair (who was King) before Witch Hunt, because they knew they'd probably not be coming back after finding Morrigan again. If my Warden wouldn't even tell his fellow Warden for over a year, why does Leliana think she's so special that he'd keep her in the know?

I'd love the Warden to throw this back at her come Inquisition;

"No Leliana, the reason Hawke disappeared is because ill-informed people want their head on a spike for supposedly starting this blasted War! And as for me... well I'm a Grey Warden, we tend to have a lot of secrets! Did you ever stop to think that maybe I don't tell you everything?"

Modifié par Sifr1449, 15 août 2013 - 06:30 .

[Nefla]

Too bad, the Inquisitor ends up lost in a vortex somewhere with the Warden, Hawke, and Revan. If they come back it will be a few hundred years later with a sexchange, personality transplant, completely different looks and race.