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[Bunny]

I agree. I think it's best to leave it be.

 

I have a feeling we shall see Hawke every so often...but otherwise it's going to be different each time. 

 

Spoiler

Even if the Inquisitor leaves Hawke in the Fade?

 

 

Brian Blessed can do female wardens.

 

 

I don't think his wife would be very pleased.

[Heimdall]

 

I have a feeling we shall see Hawke every so often...but otherwise it's going to be different each time. 

I actually think that might be Bioware's big secret plan to live up to the old marketing promise that Hawke would be most important hero in Thedas.  Now, on every hero's journey, Hawke will show up to give some crucial lead  *Is only half joking * 

[Heimdall]

Spoiler

Even if the Inquisitor leaves Hawke in the Fade?

Possibly, we don't actually see them fall.  There's wiggle room for an escape.

[Bunny]

So, the first time I ever played DA2 was right after my first playthrough of DAI, which means my first ever encounter with Hawke was on the roof with Varric in DAI. Because I hadn't played DA2, I didn't change the default tiles much for DA2 in Keep for the most part, except I made a M!Hawke mage and made sure Anders was still alive.

 

Spoiler

M!Hawke is hot. I hope we see Hawke again.

[Keizor]

honestly whatever bioware would present as options for HoF's voice/personality in DA:I.....its doomed to fail.  people have become so attached to their HoF and have built him/her up in their own minds (headcannon) that whatever is put on the screen will, best case, disappoint 99% of those asking for this.  Worst case, bioware just pisses off the entire fanbase.

 

so to answer op, yes it would be cool to see/hear HoF.  In reality, though, judging by how bioware fans react when something is not EXACTLY the way they wanted it (but its not like how my headcannon warden is!) and accounting for just the enormous number of permutations HoF can have, its not gonna end well.  Even if the game tosses handfuls of gold through the screen, scratches your back, and does your homework, no one will be satified.

 

apologies for the cynicism.

[enayasoul]

If they do bring the warden back, have us choose which voice like they did in DA:Inquisition.  I really love the "accents" voice.  I guess it's "England?" accent or something similar.  There was only like three races to choose from back then.  Modify accordingly...  I say.  Get feedback from the community.  It's shame they said they won't.   

 

I do have to say, I was pleased with what I did receive about my Warden through Lelianna and especially Morrigan and learning about what happen after my Warden walked through the Eluvan(sp) with Morrigan.    And learning about my warden's time with his son.   

 

I am curious if the Warden will succeed in finding a cure for the calling.  And what that's all about.  I also want to know what up with/happened at Weisshaupt?   Sounds like a fascinating tale to be told.

 

I thought including Hawke was a nice touch.  I wasn't about to let him die to a freaking spider though.  Enjoyed watching myHawke run around with me for time.  Even though it sucked he didn't have his long goatee like in DA:2 but he needed a shave anyhow!   Loved hearing his voice again though.

 

[CrybabyXD]

I wouldn't mind it. I know he/she wont live up to my expectations but neither did Revan in swtor but i was fine with Him. 

[Helios969]

I say yay...and those that say nay don't have to play it.  Win-win from where I'm sitting.

[Morroian]

No, franchise needs to move on

[WildOrchid]

Considering what they did to Hawke - totally OOC, i could barely recognize Marian and the way she acted.... I'd rather leave the warden alone.

 

The problem isn't the voice, it's the personality. My Hawke was humorous, through and through and the Hawke i met in DAI wasn't her at all.

 

 

It'll never end. Dragon age 6 and people will still ask about warden.

[DracoAngel]

Here are my thoughts on it, since I made a post that involved "The Warden" the other day:

http://forum.bioware...e-dlcsspoilers/

 

In short. No. Not unless he/she gets killed off

[dsl08002]

As an npc it wouldnt be good

But as PC THEn. Yes a big yes

[NedPepper]

Eh, I don't hold the Warden so sacrosanct that he/she can't be voiced.  If the story is there and it's a good one, go for it.  Seems like people still WANT the Warden, so I say it's a good way to make a lot of people happy.

But it will also probably ****** off a lot of people too. 

I think it'd be fun, though, if we could create them and pick a voice.  Why not? 

[Foreman22]

Bring the Warden back. I could care less about the voice acting. My Warden is on par with my Shepherd.

[Commander Michael]

Does the Warden have to have a voice? 

 

There's lots of things he could do with just his actions. Give him a helmet too. 

 

All this could potentially work if put in the right context.

[mademan2]

Hell yes, let us play and continue our wardens story

[Mr Plow]

although I would like it Bioware have made it abundantly clear over the years it is not happening so resigned to that

 

 

just make the next protagonist more interesting and go somewhere else in Thedas

[LinksOcarina]

I actually think that might be Bioware's big secret plan to live up to the old marketing promise that Hawke would be most important hero in Thedas.  Now, on every hero's journey, Hawke will show up to give some crucial lead  *Is only half joking * 

 

I would not object to this.

[TammieAZ]

Yes!  I want my warden queen back!

[MarcoNeves]

Just to be clear everyone: when I created this thread, I wanted to know people's feelings about bringing the HoF back as a voiced character, but NOT as a playable character. Rather, like they did with Hawke (brilliantly in my opinion) in DA:I

They've done this before (Revan in SWTOR) and 90% of people seemed to be ok with it. My Exile in KOTOR 2 was a man and I was quite attached to the character, but I didn't have a meltdown when they made her a woman for canon purposes. I get it! They have to make tough decisions sometimes to have a cohesive plot and overall canon.

Wait long enough and most people will be fine with bringing the HoF back voiced. Besides, who are we to judge, criticize or condemn the devs and their creations? And mark my words when I say the HoF is THEIR creation, not the player's.

So, in my opinion, whatever the devs decide, it's fine. This is their baby, not ours.
I would LOVE to see and hear the HoF again. But if I do not, that's ok. But please, let's stop fighting each other over why you disagree with someone else's opinion. Just post your opinion about bringing the character back, and be done with it.

[King Cousland]

As far as voice actors go, my votes would be for...

 

James Purefoy for the British male voice

 

David Hayter (Solid Snake in Metal Gear / Jedi Knight player character in SWTOR) for the North American male voice

 

Tricia Helfer (Number Six in Battlestar Galactica / EDI in Mass Effect) for the North American female voice

 

Eva Green for the British female voice

 

Excellent choices, particularly Purefoy. My only complaint is that Hayter's voice is just a little too high and smooth for a dwarven Warden.

[AlanC9]

90% of people were OK with Revan in SWTOR?

[LinksOcarina]

To be fair I haven't heard anything about Revan in TOR, I am assuming it's a non-issue.

[King Cousland]

Possibly, we don't actually see them fall.  There's wiggle room for an escape.

 

I've seen this said often but it's untrue. Right before the scene returns to Adamant you can see Hawke fall to the ground. 

[MarcoNeves]

90% of people were OK with Revan in SWTOR?

I know... hard to believe, huh?