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[TheKomandorShepard]

The primary focus in the ME series was the Reapers.  In the DA series, we have the Blight, Qunari, Mage vs. Templar conflict, and the internal struggles between political leaders, among other threats.  While there is a connection between the games, it's mostly superficial... what we see is a cause and effect chain that connects the games, but the overall storylines do not have a central antagonist or overarching theme.

 

The return of various supporting cast members simply reinforces our connection to Thedas itself, as many of them represent high profile groups like the Chantry or Templars.

Superficial? i wouldn't say that not with such spam with old characters (especially flemeth , morrigan ,anders and some others) for example mage-templar war that we deal in inq is continued , grey wardens plot from daa and dragon age 2 probably corypheus is also in that , flemeth and morrigan plot is continued as in previous games ,and then put into that OGB plot as they said it will have some importance in dai.Pretty much dragon age as far continues a lot same themes and same characters stories (a lot of them).In the end it is pretty much Blight leads hawke to kirkwall what starts entire da 2 then hawke starts/leads to mage templar war and that starts dai.So i would argue that are separate stories i would rather say they are continuation from previous games or books/another products.        

[Panda]

If the lore and concept is strong enough, the game series can continue forever. Final Fantasy for example has been going strong with over 20 titles. Elder Scrolls is second example. DA and ME have still more potential to make great stories and games in the future. Some players surely will drop out in certain point, some new players will come and some players will want to play everything. So I think BW should just continue with existing titles as long as they think they can make good and intresting game with them.

[waitwhat]

After all, who would want DA to turn into Call of Duty and churning out disappointments like DA2?

 

I really wish people would stop assuming everyone considered DA2 a "disappointment". The game still has a lot of fans. This is similar to the situation regarding Final Fantasy XIII. There's a very loud group of people on the internet that hated it. That's fine, they are free to hate it and express their problems with it. However a lot of people see them doing that and assume it's unanimous when that simply isn't the case. Both games still have their legions of fans and the only way to find out if someone is one of them is to try the game themself.

 

So, yeah, don't let some people on the internet cause you to pre-judge a game in the series. Play all three of these games and then decide for yourself if you tink there should be a fourth one or not.