Really? The Warden a Mary Sue? Have you not met the Inquistor? The Inquistor is like the ulimate Mary Sue of all times...
Bioware enjoys making Mary Sues all around I think.
On topic, I hope not.
Do you think we will ever see the Hero of Ferelden again?
Débuté par
JJ Likeaprayer
, janv. 03 2016 04:29
#151
Posté 21 avril 2016 - 05:06
ThomasBlaine
-
- Members
- 915 messages
- Nixou et GoldenGail3 aiment ceci
Retour en haut
#152
Posté 21 avril 2016 - 06:15
kimgoold
-
- Members
- 448 messages
Yeah but that was Alistair. And Antiva doesn't even really have royalty of their own. They are basically run by the various mobs. Tevinter considered King Maric very important, if I recall correctly.
If the Hero returns for a Leliana romance, it would only be after the cure is found to be true or false. Which means this should logically apply to all Heroes regardless. So the cure quest is over and the Hero will be returning by the next game. Just in time for the next game actually.
Oh pleazz let this happen. I know many killed their HoF but a lot of us didn't!. I need to see my HoF again, theirs is such an important character in DA they need to come back; especially in the Warden Civil War. And finding(or not) the cure for the Calling how could the HoF not be important and come back.
- Dai Grepher aime ceci
#153
Posté 21 avril 2016 - 09:54
Nixou
-
- Members
- 610 messages
Bioware enjoys making Mary Sues all around I think.
Which has become a problem: because now a sizable chunk of Bioware's audience is here because they expect 60+ hours long triumphant power fantasies and get very cranky when the writers try to deliver something more interesting than this formula.
- ThomasBlaine aime ceci
#154
Posté 22 avril 2016 - 05:18
ThomasBlaine
-
- Members
- 915 messages
Which has become a problem: because now a sizable chunk of Bioware's audience is here because they <b>expect</b> 60+ hours long triumphant power fantasies and get very cranky when the writers try to deliver something more interesting than this formula.
That wouldn't be a problem so much as a demographic that doesn't include you, but I find that annoying as well.
#155
Posté 25 avril 2016 - 06:22
mrs_anomaly
-
- Members
- 2 870 messages
Answering OP, No.
(I don't think it would be feasible to see HoF again and I don't want to see my beloved HoF's again unless it is *them* not just some randomized stand in).
- ThomasBlaine aime ceci
#156
Posté 26 avril 2016 - 05:14
ThomasBlaine
-
- Members
- 915 messages
Answering OP, No.
(I don't think it would be feasible to see HoF again and I don't want to see my beloved HoF's again unless it is *them* not just some randomized stand in).
Mhm, all survivng HoFs just being assumed to have gone hunting for a cure with a good fifteen years left before the Calling could become a problem for them personally doesn't bode well for Bioware respecting our own takes on our Wardens in the future. I'm currently working on an Ultimate Sacrifice playthrough that I intend to make my canon just to be on the safe side.
Better to see my character at the bottom of the ocean than in the hands of a pirate, ahem, Bioware writer.
It makes some sense with Hawke because s/he is a pretty binary character. The Warden isn't.
#157
Posté 02 mai 2016 - 06:33
Dai Grepher
-
- Members
- 4 645 messages
Oh pleazz let this happen. I know many killed their HoF but a lot of us didn't!. I need to see my HoF again, theirs is such an important character in DA they need to come back; especially in the Warden Civil War. And finding(or not) the cure for the Calling how could the HoF not be important and come back.
Yep, and those who killed the Hero off will still be able to play the Orlesian Warden from Awakening, if they want to. There might be an option to have no Warden show up.
The Warden civil war is critical, and the Hero should be there. He had a great deal of influence in Awakening and setting the role of what Grey Wardens do and how they act. Creating the Silver Order, defending the lands, protecting Amaranthine, slaying the Architect. It should all play a part in how the Wardens think in DA4.
The cure would also solve a lot of problems. Those who want out of the Wardens, or who don't want to die, will have their way out. It will also turn the Wardens into bigger heroes because depending on how the cure works (if it is in potion form) then they might be able to use it as medicine for any common folk who contract the taint.
Also, for those who had their Hero make the ultimate sacrifice, that Hero should have a tomb at Weisshaupt. In this case, the tomb should be customized to reflect the life and background of that Warden. I think those players would like to see this in the next game.
