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[fanman72]

 Vote "yay" or "nay"


I vote "yay".  Darkspawn may not be a threat, but Morrigan's satan baby could be.

[BanksHector]

Either way is fine with me, but if i had to choose one it would be yay.

[sonlockdon]

YAY have they even announced da2 , or are you just thinking for the future.

[CrybabyXD]

Yah, i would also like be able to Import my Orlesian Warden from awakening.

[Nyaore]

There are already several topics on this matter.

Still I say nay. I wouldn't necessarily mind playing as my Warden once more, but in that same breath I really want the narrative to move onto other matters. Familiarity is nice for awhile, but it has a tendency to turn boring rather quickly if not handled properly.

[Leifa]

fanman72 wrote...

 Vote "yay" or "nay"


I vote "yay".  Darkspawn may not be a threat, but Morrigan's satan baby could be.

I completely agree. And allow me to post here an idea I proposed to someone on another thread who disagreed with us:


A possible sequel...

We know that Flemeth is an abomination. Initially, Morrigan obeys her mother and goes with the PC to get the essence of the Old God.
 
Morrigan learns of her mother’s plan to take her body. She asks us to kill Flemeth to buy her time. She knows that Flemeth will be back – that’s what abominations do, they look for a potential victim and possess it.
 
Morrigan realizes that the only way she can stop Flemeth from taken her body, is to be more powerful than her. 

On the other hand, the Architect has learned of Morrigan's child, which has the soul an old God and the blood of a Grey Warden. After she gave birth, he approached her and told that since her child has Grey warden blood and the essence of an Old God, he could use that child to lead the darkspawns and bring peace to his people.
 
Flemeth wants Morrigan. Her true plan was much deeper than we thought – in fact, what she wants is to inhabit the body of Morrigan’s child. Why? What do darkspawns look for, what is their obsession, why do they spend centuries digging? To find and follow an Old God – Flemeth wants that power over them and she’s an abomination capable of attaching itself to it’s very soul.


In DAO 2, Morrigan runs back to you for help. There are two possible scenarios.
 
If you killed the Architect, she now needs protection from Flemeth.
If you let the Architect live, the Architect signs you up to fight Flemeth.

Now the reason why Morrigan was so distant with the PC is that, by the end of Origins – when she tells you that she heard a rumour that Flemeth’s old grimoire was in the mage tower, it was the Architect, in fact, who had told her.
 
Because, if you ever read the books, you know that the Architect was once in the mage tower, and that he is an avid reader.   

So DA:O 2 could be an end of all blights by protecting Morrigan’s child who, if he/she turns out to be a good-hearted person, would bring peace to the Darspawns. Of course, that child may turn out to be not-so-nice, in which case, hello DA:O 3… But that story is to be told at another time.


With that idea, you could bring back Morrigan, Alistair, and everyone else if you wish, and add Anders and whoever else is new from another expansion pack.

And if BioWare brings them back, that would mean BIG revenues for the company.
 
And that’s just a few of my ideas, I’m sure the people at BioWare (namely David Gaider) could come up with a dozen better ones.
 Oh and if you didn't make the deal with Morrigan? No problemo, cause you see, she did the ritual with Riordan. But he died by falling, so the Grey Warden who killed the Archdemon took the hit as is usually the case, but the essence of the Old God still went to Morrigan as per her ritual.


EDIT: Forgot to say YAY!

Modifié par Leifa, 21 mars 2010 - 04:08 .

[Nobody Important]

Yes for sure the warden should be able to return. It should work like this. Be able to import your warden or start in a new origin. It would take place in another country so you wouldn't need to transfer very many choices. Just a few major ones like old god child or not. Who you romanced and thats it. It would give you a short little origin telling how you got to this new country and join the story with the other origins.

[Master Shiori]

Yes for me.



My Warden wants to continue his search for Morrigan and their child.

[Fault Girl]

yay

[0mar]

If Dragon Age 2 was all epic-level encounters, then yes. Something akin to Hordes of the Underdark, where the main character fought epic level monsters for the entire expansion.



I'd prefer to see a storyline involving the calling (eg 20-30 years into the future) and not necessarily an Archdemon, the awakening of which is supposed to be a rare event. But I don't want to be fighting piddling thieves guilds and random bandits. Throw demon lords, high dragons, ancient darkspawn, and long lived mages at me for godsake.

[Tietovallu]

It would be boring to get again to such an important position with a new warden, and making new origins for DA2 wouldn't be necessary as all the origins in DA:O already represent certain archetypes.



Yay.

[Mr_Steph]

Of course!



Yay

[Lenimph]

This sounds great as long as me and Leliana do this quest TOGETHER...

[Taurias]

I would say yay, but I'm getting a bit confused by Bioware's 'endings.' Origins ending implied that it was the end of our hero's known adventures. This ending seems to flesh out the next lifetime or two for most of the characters. And our hero leaves the warden's to pursue other things?

That kind of implies that the next game (which that little card in the box seems to suggest will be out sooner than we imagined) will take place long after these characters are dead or in an area that we've not seen yet. The first ending says Alistair goes to Weishaupt in the future for something important and is kept there for a while.. my guess would be that it's connected to DA2. New hero... same Alistair. I say new hero because, if you marry Alistair, it says he promises to 'return to his love.'

[trh5001]

To be fair no one has said youd play as a grey warden in the second one maybe you'd be a chevalier from orlais or one of those new knioghts of the silver order or whatever from the awakenings epilogue why limit yourself to thinking you only have to be a grey warden?

[dheer]

Yay.

I certainly hope so. There are a myriad of reasons why I'd have to travel to a different part of Thedas to adventure. It doesn't have to be yet another blight.

[Taurias]

trh5001 wrote...

To be fair no one has said youd play as a grey warden in the second one maybe you'd be a chevalier from orlais or one of those new knioghts of the silver order or whatever from the awakenings epilogue why limit yourself to thinking you only have to be a grey warden?

Good point. When I read the epilogue about the order, my first thought was that the sequal had to be heavily influenced by this new order.  Why else would they bother going into such detail about it in the epilogue?  I never saw any hints to it in the gameplay.  You might not play one of them, but I'll bet they play a decent role.

[Behindyounow]

Nay.



The only sequel hooks are Morrigan's baby or a Qunari invasion, neither of which are Darkspawn related. Grey Wardens aren't like Spectres who fight any kind of evil, they focus on Darkspawn.

[VampireCommando]

YAY

[joey_mork84]

YAY

[Bratt1204]

I vote: Yay

[joey_mork84]

Behindyounow wrote...

Nay.

The only sequel hooks are Morrigan's baby or a Qunari invasion, neither of which are Darkspawn related. Grey Wardens aren't like Spectres who fight any kind of evil, they focus on Darkspawn.

Idk about you, but I fought a lot more than just darkspawn when I played lol

[Slarth79]

yay

[Mandosse]

Yay for sure!

[Behindyounow]

joey_mork84 wrote...


Idk about you, but I fought a lot more than just darkspawn when I played lol

And? You were fighting bandits and werewolves and whatever, to help gather armies to stop... The Darkspawn.