I've never said the Inquisitor will be the next PC. I want the Inquisitor to be the PC, and I think there is a chance this could happen, but I don't go around telling people this is confirmed. It's equally likely we'll have a new PC and I've never said otherwise. Please tell me where I've said otherwise?
I agree with this; I am neither pro or against the Inquistor coming back, even though I might seem more against it; Im on the 'I don't really care' boat right now, to be honest.
Then I'm not sure why you are felt the need for your previous quote telling me that the Inquisitor might not be back, when I've never acted like that's not the case.
Then I'm not sure why you are felt the need for your previous quote telling me that the Inquisitor might not be back, when I've never acted like that's not the case.
Stupid Moments run in me, apperately.
Was worried I had accidently made a post somewhere that made it sound like I'm telling people the Inquisitor is confirmed as returning. Wouldn't be surprised if I posted something that dumb, I have a bad habit of posting messages here before I've properly woken up with my morning coffee. 
Was worried I had accidently made a post somewhere that made it sound like I'm telling people the Inquisitor is confirmed as returning. Wouldn't be surprised if I posted something that dumb, I have a bad habit of posting messages here before I've properly woken up with my morning coffee.
And in the next game the Hero will be too far away in Feralden to help in Tevinter. The hero returned because the fans bitched about the Warden not being with their LI. All the epilogue said was that they continued their affair but had to spend time apart. If the hero is traveling to find the cure, they probably passed through the same areas and spent a few days together. That's doesn't suggests the hero has found anything.
You can repeat the hero found the cure as much as you want, it isn't backed up by anything. But you have fun with your fanfiction!
Wrong answer again Abyss108. The Hero will return to Weisshaupt first to give information about the cure, and to quell any other problems that have arisen because of the Wardens rebelling, being exiled, or to meet up with Hawke or the surviving Warden from HLtA.
No, it says they met in Leliana's villa near Waking Sea, if I recall, granted to Leliana by Justinia.
It's backed up by plenty. The problem is that you overlook these facts.
That's not a certainty it may also be that the Warden path and Leliana's path crossed for a time and they decided simply to spend some time together.Leliana only say that they met from time to time.My suggestion for the HoF,if they want to find a cure instead to rely upon Morrigan's clue they better ask to Solas.
Nope. They met in a villa in Ferelden.
I don't think Solas' idea of a cure will be the same as the Hero's.
No . they made it clear that HOF is not coming back .
they dont have plans for him for the next games .
so keep your Hero dead its the best choice
They all share the same fate,with the sole exception that only the US HoF has a valid motive to remain off-screen.
Wrong answer again Abyss108. The Hero will return to Weisshaupt first to give information about the cure,
You are rather stubborn,when did the say that the warden found the cure?
They all share the same fate,with the sole exception that only the US HoF has a valid motive to remain off-screen.
Except for how this warden can inexplicably rise from the grave for Awakening. The Keep was Bioware's chance to fix this, but they ignored it.
Except for how this warden can inexplicably rise from the grave for Awakening. The Keep was Bioware's chance to fix this, but they ignored it.
Ultimate sacrifice is not so ultimate,there were many players who questioned the usefulness of the dark ritual when they realized that their warden could not have been killed regardless
By the end of Dragon Age: Inquisition Trespasser it has been nearly 15 years since the Hero of Fereldan ended the Blight. Basically, your Orgins character is no longer the young lvl 20 that tore the Archdemon a new one, dead or alive. Everything else taken into consideration, there's no reason Bioware shouldn't let him or her remain in retirement or just faffing about offscreen. But his or her days of high adventure are well and truly over.
Mind you, it would be nice if at least the Inquisitor could make an appearance, provided Bioware cared enough to align the incoming engine with the old to extent needed to transmit such information. I certainly would not want to spend another hour recreating my old character before meeting my new one (again).
Maybe. But I wouldn't want them to come up soon. I'd rather see them rationalize a variety of choices to make it "easier" for the Warden to appear for everyone, but then there's how the Warden can die, so there'd be a massive disparity where you'd probably need some kind of substitute to account for a sacrificed Hero. Plus there's the different origins, and how a Cousland could potentially marry Alistair or Anora. "Best" case scenario would probably be something like a bunch of binaries, like "Did the Hero live or die?" or "Did the Warden marry onto the throne?" Figure that out, and maybe a living Hero's story could continue.
The Orlesian Warden is the substitute in Awakening, and since Weisshaupt is likely going to be visited. Which means the UltSac Hero's tomb can also be visited, and the character can be reflected through that, with Alistair or Loghain being alternatives. It could also be relatively empty if the Dark Ritual was performed, which could also be a source of contention between the rebelling Wardens and the loyalists of the Order.
The Keep already accounts for who the Hero was and the Hero's ending results. They would just need to add some more.
You are rather stubborn,when did the say that the warden found the cure?
It is implied in the epilogue with Leliana being romanced. It states the Hero returned to Ferelden and spent time with Leliana in her villa on the Waking Sea. This would only be if the mission was successful. And since the time frame for the quest is the same for all Heroes, it means the cure was found in each one.
By the end of Dragon Age: Inquisition Trespasser it has been nearly 15 years since the Hero of Fereldan ended the Blight. Basically, your Orgins character is no longer the young lvl 20 that tore the Archdemon a new one, dead or alive. Everything else taken into consideration, there's no reason Bioware shouldn't let him or her remain in retirement or just faffing about offscreen. But his or her days of high adventure are well and truly over.
Mind you, it would be nice if at least the Inquisitor could make an appearance, provided Bioware cared enough to align the incoming engine with the old to extent needed to transmit such information. I certainly would not want to spend another hour recreating my old character before meeting my new one (again).
My Hero is 45 years old in 9:44. Still plenty young for adventuring. How old was Eamon when he went charging into the jaws of the archdemon? Also, if the Hero drank the Power of Blood concoction from Soldier's Peak, then it's possible that Hero has not aged more than a few years.
They would be smart to continue in the Frostbite engine. But I would enjoy every minute of recreating the Hero, Champion, and Inquisitor in the character creator if it meant their return in the next game or the game after that.
It is implied in the epilogue with Leliana being romanced. It states the Hero returned to Ferelden and spent time with Leliana in her villa on the Waking Sea. This would only be if the mission was successful. And since the time frame for the quest is the same for all Heroes, it means the cure was found in each one.
Because its utterly impossible that either
A - the search took them back through Fereldan at some point
B - after searching for years, not seeing anyone they loved, they took a break to be with their LI for a week
C - Bioware brought them back because people complained about them being away
The epilogue specifically states they still couldn't spend much time together because they both had their responsibilities, so its not like the game said the Warden had come back and retired because they had completed their quest.
Because its utterly impossible that either
A - the search took them back through Fereldan at some point
B - after searching for years, not seeing anyone they loved, they took a break to be with their LI for a week
C - Bioware brought them back because people complained about them being away
The epilogue specifically states they still couldn't spend much time together because they both had their responsibilities, so its not like the game said the Warden had come back and retired because they had completed their quest.
A. Of course that's utterly impossible. Anything to be had in Ferelden would have been found before leaving Ferelden for the far west.
B. Of course that's utterly impossible. You're not going to travel all the way back from the far west just to see someone for a short time, just to go right back to where you were.
C. Of course that's utterly impossible. Though if complaining worked on BioWare, then we can expect to see the HoF return next game.
That's exactly what it implies. The quest was complete. It didn't say the Hero left to continue searching for the cure.
A. Of course that's utterly impossible. Anything to be had in Ferelden would have been found before leaving Ferelden for the far west.
B. Of course that's utterly impossible. You're not going to travel all the way back from the far west just to see someone for a short time, just to go right back to where you were.
C. Of course that's utterly impossible. Though if complaining worked on BioWare, then we can expect to see the HoF return next game.
That's exactly what it implies. The quest was complete. It didn't say the Hero left to continue searching for the cure.
You realise saying something is impossible doesn't make it so right?
Morrigan gives the HoF a tip for a location in the west. HoF goes west. HoF finds some ancient ruins that detail the origin of the Blight, but its incomplete. It contains a map to other lost ruins all over Thedas that were also being used to study the Blight. HoF has to travel to all these other ruins, some of which are in Fereldan, to put together all the missing details.
There ya go, made up my own fanfiction to "confirm" the hero hasn't found the cure yet, just like yours "confirms" he has.
You realise saying something is impossible doesn't make it so right?
Morrigan gives the HoF a tip for a location in the west. HoF goes west. HoF finds some ancient ruins that detail the origin of the Blight, but its incomplete. It contains a map to other lost ruins all over Thedas that were also being used to study the Blight. HoF has to travel to all these other ruins, some of which are in Fereldan, to put together all the missing details.
There ya go, made up my own fanfiction to "confirm" the hero hasn't found the cure yet, just like yours "confirms" he has.
Yes, that's why I posted irrefutable logic afterward.
It wasn't just a tip. You and your fanfiction.
Even if the information found in the west pointed back to Ferelden, that just means Ferelden is the last stop. In which case the Hero is back in Ferelden and has found the cure upon returning.
One thing to remember the HoF was mention in DA:2 and again in DA:I as being alive and well. In fact in DA:I both Morrigan and Leliana speaks of their love for the HoF and he/she is away on a quest.
Of course if one uses the Keep then its different from the console games.
Could the HoF return? Could but, in what form? My HoF is either a CE or Dwarf Brand.I would hate to see what suppose to be my HoF as a hume,Qunari or even as a Sasquatch.
Nixou, The writers could write the HoF in any future game if they wished to do so and would need to answer to nobody. Final Fantasy 13-3 did exactly that with Lightning...
The thing is - for those who have their HOF alive, they are going to want the option to recreate their character. Then there is the voice - not everyone wants their warden talking, then there is the weapons. My Hawke was daggers in II yet she was archery in Inquisition (Despite the act I never used a bow or put any points into archery).
Then of course - there are those who have different Wardens.
My City Elf disappeared, wanting to have nothing to do with the Grey Wardens so I certainly don't want to see her as a Warden or working with the Wardens because she hated them.
My Human Noble married Alistair and is his Queen so I can accept her being at his side if he was to make an appearance in a future game but not without him. There is no reason for her to be away from him if she has found the cure (including Grey Wardens because she became a Queen and made Alistair a King precisely the reason to keep them away from the Grey Warden - Awakening screwed that up which is why I never play it with my Cousland).
My Mage Elf romanced Leliana so I wouldn't be surprised to have her at Leliana's side in a future game (still no ties to Grey Wardens because she ran as fast as she could to get away from them).
My Human Noble, who romanced Morrigan, would have an excuse not to be at Morrigan's side, he could be looking after their son if Morrigan shows up in a future game or is happily retired (and hopefully having more children with Morrigan).
Plus - not everyone was happy with Hawke in Inquisition because they weren't their character. My Hawke were usually a mixture of personalities so being constricted to one actually threw her off balance.
I think - if I can't play as my HOF, I don't want them in a future game because they won't be my character, they will be Bioware's and I don't trust them with our HOF after Hawke.
SugarBabe49,That's the way I feel.. If I can't have Tidus ,Camine or Chasha as I designed them then no. That's why I like Awakening so much since it tells a after story of the warden. I import my warden. In my fan story Tidus and Leliana was in Kirkwall when the GWs finally found him.
It would been nice if B-W did a DLC of the warden and Leliana's travels instead of The Darkspawn Chronicles.
I would have loved that DLC for Origins - since we know we could have travelled with Leliana. That is something my warden(s) would have done and it could have given us a bit of closure for our character(s), knowing they were adventuring. (I don't mind DSC because it shows a darker side to the ritual).
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