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[x-aizen-x]

ok I have posted some threads about Hawke and warden in DAI. most people have said no to this be they think that bioware wouldn't  be able to import them right. then I ask what if bioware could import them right. The majority answered "ok then yes id take but. But they still believed bioware could not do it.

So in regards to that here's why I think warden should be in the game.

First of all some of you don't know the meaning of origins in "dragon age origins". In DAO, origins refers to the backstory of the grey warden. That's means were he came from and how he rose to become who is his now(which of course we got to decide).
 
I think this is were some people are confused as to what role the warden would play in DAI. We did not tell his whole life story in origins which means we don't know what's he's doing now. The devs have said that in DAI "the wardens seem to be up to something" that right there should make the warden relevant. But the big thing is morrigan and the OGB. If your warden romanced morrigan and Did the dark ritual this should really validate the warden relevancy.  now some people seem to have made up what happened after their warden went through the eluvian with her. But the problem with these people is that they now expect bioware to make these story's a reality. So since we were only telling the ORIGINS of the warden that means we have no say in how the rest of his life plays out. we can only predict what kind of decisions he would make based on how we made his personality. So of course that means he is no longer our character to control after origins. like when a child turns 18 that child is no longer under the control the his/hers guardian.

I say  all of this because of the comments I have gotten back. one guy said that the warden should not be in the DAI because we could not control him which did not make much since . like for example in any video game when you passed by a random person you have no idea about the origins of that npc. that would be the only difference between the warden and a random npc. and that is that we already know who this character is. we basicly made a character and gave it to bioware to continue on with its story. but bioware in return is suppose to shape the rest of that characters story based of how we made him the beginning.

ALSO SOME PEOPLE ARE GETTING MAD AT THESE THREADS AND SAYING THAT IM INSULTING THEM. I AM NOT INSUTLING ANY1 THIS IS JUST MY OPINION . I JUST REALLY WANT TO SEE MY WARDEN IN dai

[OdanUrr]

Déjà vu.

[TheKomandorShepard]

warden was character who personality we shape and what he behave before game start depended on that how we acted in the beginning if you told chantry sister that you don't belive in maker she knows that and warden doesn't belive in maker before if you don't she thinks that you do.As well how you treated other character if warden is rude he behave in that way before and others know that.
So practically warden is clear character like dragonborn who was captured before game but still we decide who he is and who he was.

Not that knight capitan (nwn 2) have to be involved in story hero of nwn 2 storm of zehir does that mean knight capitan was unimportant? nope see nwn 2 mask of the betrayer.

Modifié par TheKomandorShepard, 04 octobre 2013 - 01:34 .

[BackdoorPaco]

The way I see it, after the warden stepped through the eluvian/stabby mcpokeknifed morrigan/other variations, he/she is no longer our character; the warden becomes another npc. Because of that, Bioware really can do whatever they want to the warden, from continuing to lead the Grey Wardens, hunting elves, even drowning in a puddle.

It won't bother me whatsoever, my warden is no longer my warden, but another npc whose outlook may have changed in 10+ years. I mean, how would I know how he now thinks, I wasn't there guiding him, witnessing whatever events unfolded.

Same with Hawke, though Hawke is an easier case due to dominant personalities.

[x-aizen-x]

ok guys for example.

in DAO we ask sten: "tell me about yourself" he tells us about the qun and his origin.

In DAI it would be the same thing.

Inquisitor: so Aizen (my wardens name) tell me about yourself.

Aizen: Well I was born of the house cousland a noble family in ferelden.

inquisitor: Wow so your a nobel. Your family must be very proud of who you have become.

Aizen: ... yes im sure they would But unfortunately my mother and Father were killed.

inquisitor:O im sorry...

Aizen: *Chuckles* O don't worry I made sure I avenge their deaths (*says in an evil manor*)

[RazorrX]

Nope, they could never accurately portray my Warden. I do not want my warden to come back as their NPC. Just say that due to being at ground zero in killing the Archdemon his calling quickened and he went to the deep roads and was never seen again. Let me find Starfang and the dragon armor or something there (If we go to the deep roads).

But Bioware will never be able to accurately portray my warden, so I would prefer they not attempt it.

Now Hawke felt more like their hawke than mine, so I do not really care as much about him/her.

[TheKomandorShepard]

Morocco Mole wrote...

Why do the Warden and Hawke need to appear? Why must every character from a previous story be obligated to show up in the sequel?

Why do we need two threads?

Heh agree it was weird in da 2 that old characters started to appear when they could be just replaced by another character. 

Modifié par TheKomandorShepard, 04 octobre 2013 - 02:10 .