Are you saying you'd be upset if they added more dragons?
Nope. I said it wouldn't make sense, lorewise, if we had dragons just spawning about by the (potentially) thousands. Since dragons, at this point in time in Thedas, are just starting to return. They take time to mature etc.
Someone call Alduin. We need a few dragons resurrected.
no one said that they instantly spawn every minute. Just that they should respawn
Someone call Alduin. We need a few dragons resurrected.
Dovahkiin called, he wants his share of dragon bones.
Resurrection isn't possible in Dragon Age. It is in the lore. "Death can't be healed".
That is why the Leliana death retcon got so much hate.
Then make dragonlings grown much faster
And now we are back to tampering with the lore again.
The lore says how long it takes for a dragon to reach mature age.
Picture this. here are 20High-dragons left in Thedas. All of these have 20 babies. The babies mature extremely fast. Become huge. All of them have 20 kids. World = covered in dragons in a few years.
Or bioware should add DLC where there's say one, "Legendary Dragon", who's immortal(so it can't be killed or be fought) that can bring dragons back from the dead or grow baby dragons in days, rather than the decades it would take.
So....sort of like Alduin in Skyrim...
Nope. I said it wouldn't make sense, lorewise, if we had dragons just spawning about by the (potentially) thousands. Since dragons, at this point in time in Thedas, are just starting to return. They take time to mature etc.
What about the billion of dragonlings they made us fight in DA2 for the Mine Massacre quest...or at the end with the "High Dragon" they spawned endlessly....
Bioware can easily do it and say that they've done so purely for gameplay purposes and fan request. Cassandra shattering big blocks of rock with her wooden shield is not lore breaking, Iron Bull bringing forth rock in a sand filled wasteland is not lore breaking, but this is. *rolls eyes*
I don't remember where I read this (and correct me if I'm wrong) but doesn't lore state at somewhere that dragon are 'coming back' or something like that? That they were super rare in the last 100 years or so and now they numbers are suddenly increasing.
Had something to do with the old magic coming back too, but like I said, I'm not 100% sure about this. Would explain why there's so many dragons this time around and why there could be even more of them in some remoted part of the Thedas.
That said, I would love me some Dragon DLCs. Hunting them is a blast!
Thank God that we don't get attacked by a dragon every 5 minutes like in Skyrim... I'd rather like the dragons to have more unique loot on them. 11 dragons is perfectly fine.
Actually there are 12 dragons...
Once you kill all 10 dragons that's it? Why did you choose that? Killing dragons is the most fun part of the game. They're incredibly fun to try and defeat. So why not make them spawn a higher lvl after about 5 hours of gameplay(this number can vary if it's too low or high). Just change what they drop the second time to random. This way you can fix the gold exploit and people will be able to have enough dragon bones, webs, and scales to craft gear for their party.
Dragons aren't mushrooms. They are apex predators, which means they are also few in number and control a large territory as a solitary creature.
Besides, you're going around killing off all their offspring, so how do you expect them to respawn so quickly?
It would diminish their significance in the game if they were to respawn at all.
Silly idea. Put it out of your mind. This is not Skyrim.
I really want to see more dragons. They need to respawn.
No.
Next game with be called Rift Age, since dragons have died out.
What about the billion of dragonlings they made us fight in DA2 for the Mine Massacre quest...or at the end with the "High Dragon" they spawned endlessly....
"The slender, wingless creatures are born in vast numbers, as only a few survive to adulthood"
- Your codex on dragonlings.
How about male dragons? We haven't seen them in the game besides those small wyverns. The male dragons are described to be limited to the grounds, can't fly and I believe they are a bit smaller yes? My other suggestion would be to allow the dragonlings or wyverns to drop some dragon blood and dragon scales, but in smaller proportions than the dragons.
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