BioWare will never do an emotional/sad (insert all kind of feelings) moment like the HoF US ever aga

INCORRECT. (Well, okay, it's not DA, but still ... this is in the "future" with respect to when DAO came out.)

Mordin's death in ME3 wrecks me every time. Bioware is still good at this.

/thread? This guy's been proven wrong enough, hasn't he?

This must be one of those happy feelings when Solas breaks it off with you.

DA2 was big on these: returning home from the Deep Roads, Leandra's death, the end of the Legacy DLC, sailing to the Gallows in the dark.

The reason they won't do it is because having the option to kill off the Warden has caused them several problems. This is the reason why, even if you don't leave Hawke in the Fade, they're essentially written out of the story as being stated to be hanging out with Varric in Kirkwall, helping him to run things. It's as happy and peaceful an ending as living Hawke will get, without any issues like the Calling to worry about.

At any rate, whatever emotions are dependent on the player and entirely subjective. While you may think that the Warden's death a huge emotional moment, doesn't mean everyone feels that way. For example, many felt strong emotions at Leandra's death, or the parents from the Cousland origin, but I never did because I never felt a strong attachment to those characters. I have a strong attachment to my Inquisitor, far greater than Warden or Hawke, and if I'm forced to kill him off I'll be devastated.

Yeah, that was pretty bad. I only did it once, just to see, and eventually abandoned that play (for other reasons).

The sadness comes later for that one -- the fury over the betrayal, as predictable and fitting as it may be, has to wear off first.

Before golden nug was out an constantly saving/loading at a decent chest, dark days man

I threw a party after that. One of the best moments.

Please, this one is a blessing. Robes are ugly af