I would like that. I'd rather see them than hear about them, that for certain, unless they go all canon on them. Otherwise, I will be forced to headcanon that my warden is now inquisitor cause I grew to love that character too much for my own good xD
I like Hawke too, but I feel like she doesn't need as much closure as the warden does. She can kick ass on her own. I'd love to see them both though.
My warden was king of Ferelden. He decided to leave Morrigan, his love, because he cared about his kingdom. But Bioware decided that finally my warden should disappear... after a few years.
Yeah. No.
I want answers and closure. I need more than a few ridiculous and honorific words.
Hawk. Well, Hawk, I don't care.
The only I want to see Hawke/Warden is if I run into their graves with "died from unknown STD" engraved on it.
I'm quite content to never see either one of them again. A mention at most.
Leave Britney...hum.. my warden alone !
Yeah, no I'm kidding. Actually, I don't mind. That being said, I just need them to be mentioned.
Lol I like your Warden's name.
Well if we can't have them i the game then them being mentioned will have to do 
.
Controlling the Inquisitor, Warden, and/or Hawke would basically be like talking to yourself. I don't need a game to do that.
Lmao, no but this might be a more entertaining way to talk to yourself 
I would like that. I'd rather see them than hear about them, that for certain, unless they go all canon on them. Otherwise, I will be forced to headcanon that my warden is now inquisitor cause I grew to love that character too much for my own good xD
I like Hawke too, but I feel like she doesn't need as much closure as the warden does. She can kick ass on her own. I'd love to see them both though.
Same and that's another thing I would like to see, how their lives turned out, would like some closure as well.
My warden was king of Ferelden. He decided to leave Morrigan, his love, because he cared about his kingdom. But Bioware decided that finally my warden should disappear... after a few years.
Yeah. No.
I want answers and closure. I need more than a few ridiculous and honorific words.
Hawk. Well, Hawk, I don't care.
Yeah I just mentioned that in the comment above. I would like closure as well, I would like to know how they lived out the rest of their lives.
Have enough years really passed in the timeline to see how they spent the rest of their lives..?
Have enough years really passed in the timeline to see how they spent the rest of their lives..?
Nope, so they need to come back to sort that out lol 
No, let them live their lives in peace, they deserved it.
My Warden live in peace? Bah! The first thing my Warden is going to do is find and kill Hawke for killing Anders. I don't care if he became an annoying, psycho-path that murdered hundred of innocents, he was a good friend and a Grey Warden, and he liked cats. The next thing my Warden is going to do is find the Inquisitor and tell him/her to go back to Chantry and pray to the Maker I don't stick my Cardash Stompers up his/her rear for stealing my bit of raising an army and uniting the land to face an ancient evil! And Maker help him if he upsets or threatens my dragon girlfriend and Old God Baby. I'm not raising a demi-god just for the heck of it. Peace? Bah!
I just thought of something. If I play the Warden and Hawke at the same time, and I decide to kill Hawke with the murder knife, would that count as suicide?
Modifié par Jerrybnsn, 27 février 2014 - 08:55 .
I do enough talking to myself at home. Picking dialogues for multiple characters is a bit silly unless we're going to turn conversations into a complex mechanic where everyone gets to contribute, a la Storm of Zehir.
My concern is well beyond simply him not acting right. First and foremost he is unnecessary baggage, leave him at home, by which I mean DAO. We don't need to drag the Warden and Hawke along everywhere. We'll be able to make an entire party of player characters by the time 4 comes out if they were to do that.
Only if we can fight and kill them like we could with revan in old republic.
As much as my Wardens and Hawkes would probably enjoy talking to each other (especially the cousins), it doesn't have to be done that way. They could be playable at different points in the game without actually meeting up in the same place. Or like someone else suggested, have Hawke and the Warden appear in an expansion pack where they can be player-controlled and leave their involvement in the main game to brief mentions from other characters.
And then have all three of them as the protagonists of a later game GTAV-style. I don't even play GTA - I just like the idea. 
I know they probably won't do this, and I've seen the post that say if they return it'll be as NPCs, but I wanted to put the suggestion out there. I wouldn't really mind if Hawke and the Warden don't show up in any other DA games. I don't want them to show up outside of my control though. Which might not turn out to be an issue for me anyway if I can't use the Keep. What irony, avoiding one feature I don't like because I might be blocked from using it at all by another feature I don't like (online requirements).
(Apropos, I'd definitely laugh if the Warden did end up showing on screen as an NPC, but get getting interrupted every time he/she was about to say something -- or perhaps he/she says nothing and one of the other NPCs notes that he's/she's always been the silent type...)
THIS. I love, love, love the idea of my Warden trying to get a few words in and being interrupted or spoken over every time. A handful of voiced words could go a long way... the beginning of a few sentences "Well, I--", perhaps a flustered "ahem!" or two. Rann, it's a very funny concept and I also think it's a quirky, appropriate way to honor the spirit of DA:O. I could see people being upset by it, but I seem to always play a soft-spoken Warden so it's very fitting for me.
As for why or how the Warden and Hawke appear, I could easily see them pursuing their own goals independent of the Inquisitor's story, which could be alluded to through gossip or other conversation, then at some point the Inquisitor encounters each and tries to enlist their help. Each refuses because they are fighting their own battles as they see fit and from that point forward we might hear a whisper or two about their conquests/exploits. Hmm, I also wouldn't mind if they all converged and encountered each other at the same time either. So much awesome collected in one place... that's one piece of fanservice I would definitely enjoy 
That said, I wouldn't be upset over playing as each character briefly away from the Inquisitor as was mentioned before ^^^, but it would be confusing as hell for newbies who don't know their stories.
Warden/Hawke threads are now up there with Romance and Mage/Templar threads in terms of repetitiveness.
Warden/Hawke threads are now up there with Romance and Mage/Templar threads in terms of repetitiveness.
I want my Inquisitor to romance my Mage Warden.
And if they have to talk, it should be dialogue that doesn't reveal much personality.
For example:
"Warden: We need to flank the darkspawn in this side of the gorge and move the frontlines and bla bla bla bla"
It's dialogue, but it's just explaining something quest-related. There's very little "destroying the personality" going on in this kind of dialogue.
This kind of autodialogue usually doesn't bother me too much. I'd rather choose everything my characters say, but if they're going to use autodialogue for some scenes no matter what, it's better to have it done in a way that the character is only stating facts or general mission info. When they add in personality, emotions, or viewpoints without player input is what really makes a scene character-breaking (and frustrating). At least, that's my opinion on the way it was handled in ME3.
Guys just let it go...
DA:I is about the Inquisitor.
The Warden and Hawke's story are done.
The most we can hope is a brief cameo. Even then, that's a nightmare that I don't think Bioware should touch because nobody will be satisfied.
Retour en haut
