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[The_11thDoctor]

The Maker is actually David Gaider, Mike Laidlaw and Mark Darrah as the holy trinity you must fight to beat the game! The only way to have enough power to fight them, is to have Andraste aka Jessica Merizan give you a fighting chance!
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Or the Warden, Morrigan and the god baby are the final bosses if you choose to protect the world?
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The templars realize they're actually using magic too and start oppressing themselves and killing their selves off?
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The tear in the sky is a psychotropic dream from a templar getting high on green lyrium... new experimental substance on the black market...
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The Maker is Bob Ross.... "A happy little Fade here... "
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The final boss is a Reaper-Dragon Hybrid and Shepard's crew must help you take it down! - You find out Thedas is the pangaea of bioware's ancient version of Earth...
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The final fight is against a dragon...but its the dragon from the Never Ending Story! That'll be a Ruff fight...
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I got nothing...

Modifié par aang001, 15 octobre 2013 - 04:59 .

[KiwiQuiche]

I really haven't been impressed with Bioware's latest plot twists. :|

[Boycott Bioware]

KiwiQuiche wrote...
I really haven't been impressed with Bioware's latest plot twists. :|

There are twists in latest Bioware plot?

[Kidd]

aang001 wrote...

The Maker is actually David Gaider, Mike Laidlaw and Mark Darrah as the holy trinity you must fight to beat the game! The only way to have enough power to fight them, is to have Andraste aka Jessica Merizan give you a fighting chance!

Thanks for the laugh! =)

You know, that would be the final proof that Andraste wasn't this frigid, holy figure the Andrastians worship. I just can't picture Merizan in such a role. But as a magic-wielding Fereldan, inspiring warriors with her booming voice, quick wit and general badassery to take up arms against evil? Yeah, I'm buying this. 

[Jedi Master of Orion]

EntropicAngel wrote...

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

Not really. Revan had a specific personality prior to being the PC. The Rakata Hologram on Kashyyyk tells you as much. It gives you scenarios that Revan would have chosen while Dark Lord of the Sith, and they have nothing to do with however you play your PC. I think HK-47 will tell a Lightside PC that they have developed a sense of mercy they didn't have before.

Revan in TOR has been driven mad, I don't think it's a unaltered example of his personality before Kotor I.

Been driven mad? From an outside source?

Yeah, he was imprisoned and interrogated by the Sith Emperor for 300 years. After he escaped, his plan was by far more sinister than anything he did before or after becoming Dark Lord of the Sith. Especially since Lightside Revan was supposed to be his canon backstory. The only explanation is that he was further corrupted by the darkside or driven insane.

Modifié par Jedi Master of Orion, 16 octobre 2013 - 12:27 .

[Xilizhra]

Personally? My preference is for Andraste to be the final boss of the series, as some kind of demigoddess magic-wielding broodmother who's just come back from devouring the Maker.

[myahele]

Andraste as the 1st broodmother ftw.

Talk about tragic, but I think she's simply magical ashes

[Nightdragon8]

Twist, it was all a dream and it was just Flemeth controling you to find out what you would do if that would happen. then you get snuusnuu'd to death

[Darth Death]

The sole survivor scenario sounds like the grey wardens who lived through ostagar. I don't sense a plot twist necessarily, but recycling of plot elements. There's most likely to be a plot twist; hopefully not for the sake of leaving the audience perplexed (like BioShock) that the whole story suffers.

Modifié par Darth Death, 16 octobre 2013 - 02:45 .

[Star fury]

i quite liked KOTOR's "Luke, I'm your father" twist and more refined one in Jade Empire. But it has to be connected with a general plot, not just to shock a player.

Alpha Protocol had a lot of them, I wish Obsidian made a better sequel.

[Xilizhra]

myahele wrote...

Andraste as the 1st broodmother ftw.

Talk about tragic, but I think she's simply magical ashes

Not the first by any means, but... she may well have been changed by the clearly tainted home realm of the Maker.

[Br3admax]

Star fury wrote...

i quite liked KOTOR's "Luke, I'm your father" twist and more refined one in Jade Empire. But it has to be connected with a general plot, not just to shock a player.

Alpha Protocol had a lot of them, I wish Obsidian made a better sequel.

I have to agree, though I think BioWare's "Revelation" movie, aka "Duh" really stressed that there are no twists in KotOR. 

[Br3admax]

Xilizhra wrote...

myahele wrote...

Andraste as the 1st broodmother ftw.

Talk about tragic, but I think she's simply magical ashes

Not the first by any means, but... she may well have been changed by the clearly tainted home realm of the Maker.

Too many assumptions in this post for my liking. 

[AresKeith]

Xilizhra wrote...

Personally? My preference is for Andraste to be the final boss of the series, as some kind of demigoddess magic-wielding broodmother who's just come back from devouring the Maker.

That idea is just terrible

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

EntropicAngel wrote...

Qistina wrote...

The Maker cannot stand it anymore, so He open up the Veil and sent His children to do the job...maybe the world should be moved into next "age" or "different world" long ago, the Chantry know this, but they cover it up...

Maybe The Maker intended to create new race to fill up the world, but before that must destroy every living being through Darkspawn, logically, Darkspawn will perish after all the world is tainted because they need women to procreate, they can't procreate themselves, so when the world is Blighted 100% they will naturally perish and new race can inhabit the world

But since there is always Grey Warden to stop the Blight, The Maker's plan changed, He directly use His children to destroy the world by opening up the Veil....so we actually defying God if defend the world, and if we let the world destroyed then we are the faithful servant of God

That doesn't make sense. The Maker created Thedas while spirits were still around--why would He wait until Thedas is destroyed to create a new world or new race?

And I'll point out, that if you actually believe your theory, are you saying that the Warden and Hawke both were defying the Maker already? Because the Warden is a Warden, and Hawke was trying to defuse the Mage/Templar issue.

And really if the Maker really wanted to destroy The world we'd just find a way to kill him.

[Fardreamer]

The Inquisitor could find out he's actually a Demon/Spirit and forgot it... AKA a Revaneque plot twist.

Modifié par Fardreamer, 16 octobre 2013 - 04:23 .

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Anyway the Inquisitor is clearly an amnesiac Shepard who was sent back in time by Revan to stop the Cerberus Sith Empire at the source, Derpard will gather a team and proceed to botch everything by loudly proclaiming that the war isn't about strategy or tactics.

After Derpard is killed Sandal conducts his horrible ritual, killing all life on the planet and making himself immortal.

He then seizes control of the Sith Empire where he eventually corrupts a duo of Jedi...

[theflyingzamboni]

aang001 wrote...

The Maker is Bob Ross.... "A happy little Fade here... "

"We don't make mistakes, just happy accidents. See these here? Let's make them demons. Yeah, they're demons now. Happy little demons."

[AresKeith]

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Anyway the Inquisitor is clearly an amnesiac Shepard who was sent back in time by Revan to stop the Cerberus Sith Empire at the source, Derpard will gather a team and proceed to botch everything by loudly proclaiming that the war isn't about strategy or tactics.

After Derpard is killed Sandal conducts his horrible ritual, killing all life on the planet and making himself immortal.

He then seizes control of the Sith Empire where he eventually corrupts a duo of Jedi...

The Sith Empire belongs to Master Xehanort 

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

AresKeith wrote...

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Anyway the Inquisitor is clearly an amnesiac Shepard who was sent back in time by Revan to stop the Cerberus Sith Empire at the source, Derpard will gather a team and proceed to botch everything by loudly proclaiming that the war isn't about strategy or tactics.

After Derpard is killed Sandal conducts his horrible ritual, killing all life on the planet and making himself immortal.

He then seizes control of the Sith Empire where he eventually corrupts a duo of Jedi...

The Sith Empire belongs to Master Xehanort 

That is heresy spread by subversive elements.

Please report to your nearest Intelligence center for reeducation.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Morocco Mole wrote...

You enter the Black City, you fight through numerous monsters each tougher than the last, and then my friends you get to the center, the throne. And you face the creator of the Darkspawn himself.

This explains EVERYTHING!!!!

[The Hierophant]

terrifying