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[spinachdiaper]

So here it goes....

 

DA4 is going down the path much like ME3 did with a undefeatable foe and only bad, worse, and the worst endings available.

 

Choice 1- Tear down the Veil, end all life as we know it, then the re-immortalized elves live magically ever after on the enormous pile of corpses left behind

 

Choice 2- Destroy the fade and all magic, which would lead to the Qunari starting a complete world war since they wouldn't have anything else to worry about keeping them in check

 

Choice 3- Control the fade, Main character becomes a God and can only wrought destruction, death, and damnation down upon the world even if best intentions precede all actions

[Fredward]

Yes, and then the franchise would continue somewhere across the ocean. Assuming it does. Really if you want to end a story in a big way what else  are you gonna do? To properly show the consequences of a big showstopper kinda ending would require three different games.

[Serza]

OUT of my office!

[Obsidian Gryphon]

They do it like ME3 and I'll drop Bioware completely.

 

On another note, they could split the world into two with the Fade as the boundary between the two. Humans will still dream and 'walk' in the Fade. The elves will get back their world, their home and magic crafting. The humans will more than welcome a world with no magic, no mages and no demons to fear, except themselves. Chantry laws regards magic will be abandoned.

 

They each will see vaguely, the other world through dreams. Since qunari fear and hate magic like the humans, they wouldn't be in the elven world. The titans would also stay on the side of non-magic.

[Annaire]

Why would they wrap up the franchise? A) Inquisition was their best sale to date.  b ) There's so much material they haven't even touched on, that we could be getting spoon fed entries until we're in our 60's. Yes, that includes committing a narrative faux pas and going back in time to flesh out details of events that have only been summarily mentioned in the codex or in other places. Think about it. C) Seriously, if I have to endure another game with the Inquisitor and the borish cast of Inquisition i'll be disappointed. (Hello, over reliance on fantasy tropes.) It's the first Bioware game since Baldur's Gate where I built almost zero rapport with the protagonists. 

Well, aside from Varric. Varric is still good in my book. 

[Lebanese Dude]

When the Dragon Age series ends, it's going to go out with a bang.

 

Deal with it.

[9TailsFox]

At the end you meet maker and he give you 3 options.

 

1) Destroy all darkspawn but evil Titans will awaken, because darkspawn is necessary evil for stopping Titans. All dwarfs become controlled by Titans..

2) Become archdemon and control darkspawn.

3) Synthesis everyone become darkspawn (Only possible if let Architect live)

4)Refuse (Only possible if DR is performed and Kieran is alive) Maker just kill PC. And nothing else happens.

[9TailsFox]

When the Dragon Age series ends, it's going to go out with a bang.

 

Deal with it.

[Zafireria]

I hope it doesn't go that way, doesn't sound fun (never played ME)

 

I however think that Solas is not going to be the main problem. He'll be there, but he either makes a mistake or something else, that ends up with not destroying the veil but accidentally releasing one or more Elven Gods, and that is what we are going to deal with. 

[Dai Grepher]

4. Prevent the Veil from being torn down?

 

[AlanC9]

Choice 1- Tear down the Veil, end all life as we know it, then the re-immortalized elves live magically ever after on the enormous pile of corpses left behind
 
Choice 2- Destroy the fade and all magic, which would lead to the Qunari starting a complete world war since they wouldn't have anything else to worry about keeping them in check
 
Choice 3- Control the fade, Main character becomes a God and can only wrought destruction, death, and damnation down upon the world even if best intentions precede all actions

I don't see where the italed comes from.