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[The Jackal]

It's not fair that when they announced this new game. They did so with the voice of Morrgian playing in the background. Clearly she's the fan favorite. We never even get a chance to have her with us as a companion expect for the near end of the game. To me. She is on the reasons DA: Orgins had such great success.

 

Her story line was so compelling. Now we never may find out what happened to the God Child It would be nice if he was the one actually causing all this in the end. You had to fight your own child if (If you accepted her deal in orgins) or allister's kid if you didn't. 

 

My point is they skipped over what took place with the child with powers of a God. Like it never happened. 

[Steppenwolf]

It's not fair that when they announced this new game. They did so with the voice of Morrgian playing in the background. Clearly she's the fan favorite. We never even get a chance to have her with us as a companion expect for the near end of the game. To me. She is on the reasons DA: Orgins had such great success.

 

Her story line was so compelling. Now we never may find out what happened to the God Child It would be nice if he was the one actually causing all this in the end. You had to fight your own child if (If you accepted her deal in orgins) or allister's kid if you didn't. 

 

My point is they skipped over what took place with the child with powers of a God. Like it never happened. 

 

Have you played Inquisition? The Old God child and his powers ARE addressed. And as far as the Old God child being responsible for "all this," what would "all this" even be and how would he be responsible for it?

[The Jackal]

I'd prefer they focused on other characters. I've had enough Morrigan for now. 

 

That's a great opinion you have there. Not everyone "had enough" of her. Her storyline isn't complete. They could make a whole new game just circled around the child. Don't you want find out what happened. 

[The Jackal]

Have you played Inquisition? The Old God child and his powers ARE addressed. And as far as the Old God child being responsible for "all this," what would "all this" even be and how would he be responsible for it?

 

That's the job for the writers to figure out. They are the ones who are paid the big bucks to make these types of story lines. 

[Nyaore]

Except the Old God plot line does not exist in many people's playthroughs, as it is not mandatory in any way. That, and if you do do that plot line he loses his Old God soul forever when Flemeth takes it for her own. He no longer hears the voices or has the 'bad dreams' associated with sharing a body with such an immensely important soul. 

 

Really, if they're going to do anything with it I'd have wanted it to be in a book or comic. That way it could be a 'what if' story line, much like the plot where Sten became the new Arishok, and it would force people who disliked the Dark Ritual to play through someone else's fantasy of what happened. Yet right now, even if they did, Kieran is a normal boy. He no longer has the Old God's soul as he willingly gave it to Flemeth.

[The Jackal]

Theirs an old expression.

 

Give the fans what they want.

 

Clearly I'm not alone in this.

 

forum.bioware.com/topic/539928-just-beat-inquisition-now-i-want-morrigan/

[line_genrou]

Isn't Kieran a normal child now? If he was the OGB Flemeth took his old god whatever it was inside him and he became normal. "No more dreams" he said.

[Snook]

She already got a damn DLC in Origins. I don't think we need another.

[The Jackal]

Isn't Kieran a normal child now? If he was the OGB Flemeth took his old god whatever it was inside him and he became normal. "No more dreams" he said.

 

 

 

 

If they can't do DLC around the child itself. Then how about Morrigan DLC. What I'm asking is not unreasonable. Their was such high demand for her in Orgins they made DLC for her. It answered almost no questions. You had but two minutes of speaking to her before you went through a mirror. I'm talking about a real DLC about her or new game encircles story about her.

 

I don't know about everyone else. I thought she was the fan favorite out of Orgins. 

 

Edited: to extend on what I said before about "Witch of Wilds DLC" that wasn't a real DLC. You spent the whole DLC looking for her. Then when you finally did. She walks through a mirror. I mean seriously. That's not a proper DLC. 

[line_genrou]

She already got a damn DLC in Origins. I don't think we need another.

 

I need another.

[Disgruntled Canadian]

Yes let's give Morrigan more blatant favoritism whooooooo 

[The Jackal]

I need another.

 

I seconded this. 

[ashlover mark 2]

Morrigan will probably return whenever Bioware decides to finally get around to adressing Flemeths grand plan.

[line_genrou]

If they can't do DLC around the child itself. Then how about Morrigan DLC. What I'm asking is not unreasonable. Their was such high demand for her in Orgins they made DLC for her. It answered almost no questions. You had but two minutes of speaking to her before you went through a mirror. I'm talking about a real DLC about her or new game encircles story about her.

 

I don't know about everyone else. I thought she was the fan favorite out of Orgins. 

 

Edited: to extend on what I said before about "Witch of Wilds DLC" that wasn't a real DLC. You spent the whole DLC looking for her. Then when you finally did. She walks through a mirror. I mean seriously. That's not a proper DLC. 

 I get a feeling Morrigan is gonna be dragged in aaaaaaall DA games. They will never give a closure to the character.

She's a fan favorite and EAware is not stupid when it comes to using our love to cash in endlessly.

 

I'm more worried they're gonna mess her up.

[Nyaore]

Theirs an old expression.

 

Give the fans what they want.

 

Clearly I'm not alone in this.

 

forum.bioware.com/topic/539928-just-beat-inquisition-now-i-want-morrigan/

Except not all fans want that story line to be resolved at the expense of their personal stories. Hence why I said they should do it in a book or comic where they can logically get away with it and actually not have to worry about it. Morrigan I'm fine with coming back, I adore her immense and would love to see the OGB resolved in a book where my choices not to implement it aren't thrown out. However saying 'x plot line should happen because the FANS want it', while ignoring that many don't, is pushing it immensely. We already have many **** storms on here over the choices to bring back Wynne and Leliana, let's not compound it.

[Snook]

I need another.

 

She can be in a DLC. At this point, another DLC revolving entirely around her would be such blatant niche fan service my head would hurt. 

 

Already had to stretch my mind to give my Warden motivation to care about the last one. She was her friend, but it wasn't her child obviously. The meeting basically went "Uh...hi?" 

[The Jackal]

She can be in a DLC. At this point, another DLC revolving entirely around her would be such blatant niche fan service my head would hurt. 

 

Already had to stretch my mind to give my Warden motivation to care about the last one.

 

I just think this is an opinion, rather then a majority statement. I'm not saying my majority is..she was popular enough to create her own DLC. Popular enough when they announced the trailer for this game. She was the voice gave the opening statement. They gave her a role in this game. It's pretty clear shes popular. I'm sure if some people wouldn't buy the DLC.

 

Then others would. She's the single most promoted person in Dragon Age for a reason. She wasn't seen in DA2. She was spoken about. What I'm saying is for every one person that dislikes her. Their are ten more that like her. How else do you explain all this promoting of her if people weren't buying it. 

[Snook]

 I'm sure if some people wouldn't buy the DLC. Then others would. 

 

Or, they could make DLC that would actually give everyone a reason to care about it instead rather than a chunk of people.

 

I'm all for a DLC expanding on Solas, for instance, but I think it should be done in a way that isn't just 'buy this DLC cause everyone wants Solas right? Sweet Lavellan/Solas reunions? Right.' I'm all for a DLC tying up loose ends with the Warden, but I don't think it should be done in a way that's just 'buy this DLC for fanservice and nostalgia! Your Warden is dead? Uhhh...' I'm all for a DLC that has Morrigan in it, but not one that's basically just 'buy this DLC cause eveerrrryone wants more Morrigan! Look at all this nostalgia! Look at this OGB! Wait, you don't have an OGB! Well...phooey. Look at all these romance references! You romanced her right? Well you should have!' 

 

Yeah, no.

[Nocturnalchemy]

Morrigan is a particularly polarizing character. There's a reason your options in Witch Hunt run the gamut from attempting to murder her to joining her on the far side of the eluvian. Personally, I think Morrigan is fantastic, but it seems to me that there can certainly be too much of a good thing. She's already had one Dragon Age DLC all to herself; I don't think she needs another. I think she'll do just fine with the occasional cameo (particularly, when sending Kieran off as a companion in a later DA title).

[DuskWanderer]

We've honestly had enough Morrigan, her story has run it's gambit for now. Let's focus on something different

[ReiKokoFuuu]

as much as i love morrigan, she already had the witch hunt dlc.  i liked her return in inquisition, i liked seeing keiran, i was glad that he now has a chance to grow up to be a normal person (well, as normal as you can get in thedas, anyway), and i would love to see her appear again in future installments.  however, i don't think another morrigan-centred dlc is necessary.  like others have already pointed out, it would be a blatant disregard to those who didn't perform the dark ritual.  if they did do a fanservice dlc, then they may as well make one for cullen (what with his legion of fangirls) and one for varric's chest hair too.

[Gonzo]

I love Morrigan and i'm pretty happy about how everything turns out. She's a sweet mommy right now. It was awesome to see the change in her personality, and to know that my warden was responsible for it. And OP, you seriously wanted the main villan to be a 12 year-old who doesnt even exist in a lot of scenarios? Thats a high dose of stupid right there...

[The Jackal]

Or, they could make DLC that would actually give everyone a reason to care about it instead rather than a chunk of people.

 

I'm all for a DLC expanding on Solas, for instance, but I think it should be done in a way that isn't just 'buy this DLC cause everyone wants Solas right? Right.' I'm all for a DLC tying up loose ends with the Warden, but I don't think it should be done in a way that's just 'buy this DLC for fanservice and nostalgia! Your Warden is dead? Uhhh...' I'm all for a DLC that has Morrigan in it, but not one that's basically just 'buy this DLC cause eveerrrryone wants more Morrigan! Look at all this nostalgia! Look at this OGB! Wait, you don't have an OGB! Well...phooey. Look at all these romance references! You romanced her right? Well you should have!' 

 

Yeah, no.

 

 

To be fair. Most people "thought" they would get those unanswered questions about the child in the DLC. It wasn't till the DLC, we discovered. It was just finding her then have her vanish again. It was supposed to have meaning. It's not the fans fault. The writers did a quick bait and switch about "Witch of Wilds" that lead to a whole lot of nothing. 

[Kalas Magnus]

Yes. plz

 

biower here. take my moeny.

 

the more dlc the better