MKDAWUSS wrote...
Anyone think we might see the OGB by any chance? Or at least a mention? (Assuming the DR was done of course)
If we don't get at least a mention of the OGB, I'd borderline consider the DLC a failure. They don't have to spill the beans necessarily, but they've promised some answers, I damn well expect Morrigan to be more forthcoming than she was in the DR scene. As to whether we'll see the OGB? Chances are it would only be about several months old if Witch Hunt is taking place 1 year after the AD died. So I don't know...did Morrigan find a nanny for it or is she going to be carting it around in a stroller?
Swoo wrote...
I'm sure the counter point is 'You don't think we can make new guys just as cool?', but I'm not too sure... Awakening didn't exactly have me forgetting about Team A.
Right on- It wasn't even their relative lack of dialogue; I just couldn't shake the feeling that the companions in Awakening weren't as interesting as Origins. Maybe DA2 will make us forget about Origins? Doubtful....
Swoo wrote...
I agree with the other poster, I would have easily/gladly/happily paid 12-15 bucks for a larger DLC that made sure they got it right, and it didn't feel rushed. My worst fear for this is that it will be a 30 minute to 1 hour DLC like all their other DLC, and that the actual Morrigan resolution will be done in 2 minutes time, sandwhiched inbetween meeting new people and fighting monsters.
Yeah, thats my fear too. That it'll be a dungeon grind for 90% only to stumble on Morrigan in the last 5 minutes, maybe have one line of her remembering the romance and then fade to black. Game over, Warden. I just think BioWare screwed up big time by not having Morrigan's resolution and other Origins companions show up in an expack for Origins. I would have gladly payed upwards $20 to be sure to have a solid end to the Warden's story. I really hope this DLC sells well, since sales numbers are the only thing BioWare seems to measure when gauging the success of a product. Of course, even then they' d draw the wrong conclusions from it...
Swoo wrote...
I am really glad it's being made though, the not knowing would have been killer. And when I pick up DA2 when it's on sale for 10-15 bucks, maybe some of the stuff I learn in Witch Hunt will make Flemeth's interactions a little bit sweeter.
Yup, my interest in DA2 will likely plummet after this DLC. Which is probably a good thing for my studies and my grades!
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Everything good must come to an
end, and it's natural we feel a bit of sadness that we get to leave
Origins and move on, especially since it affected us, or at least me,
deeply in almost every way. In my first playthrough, I was choking up
from the DR scene, to the companion speeches before the battle to the
post-coronation and epilogue, with the thought of "I don't want it to
end" in my head. In fact, I always choke up at the end part in all my
playthroughs.
But the "I don't want it to end" sentiment was
complemented, for me, with "this is the best damn ending I've ever
experienced". Or at least I am hoping this DLC will have that affect on
me, so I can leave Origins behind and try to move on to DA2 (which I am
almost certain I won't like just as much).
Same here KoP- its like when watching Return of the King- every time Theoden gives his speech and clashes his swords down the line, knowing how he'll end up-
I just hope this is a quality DLC and not some scrapped together mess like most of the other DLCs have been. I want tears of joy when I'm done playing this- not wanting to call an Exalted March on Edmonton.
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maybe im too positive here ,dunno
