Is Anyone replaying the Dragon Age trilogy in anticipation of DA4? Will you change your decisions or

My favorite game, Inquisition, I have 1000+ hours on. I don't know I can take another playthrough. Maybe I'll finally 100% the entire game during my upcoming vacation...

I don't really care for Origins or DA2 so not interested in replaying those.

No, because I don't have a PS3 anymore, and I don't like Inquisition enough. I'll just use the keep. I know what my "canon" choices are anyway.

I’m going to wait until whether or not I know FA4 is worth looking forward to before dedicating a trilogy run for it.

usually my canon ends up being my second run.

I've also been researching the lore of Dragon Age ala the codex entries, I've even turned some of them into full-fledged books

I do wonder if we'll get a release date for E3.  

Oh yeah I will, probably someday closer to when DA4 will be released. I've forgotten some of the lore stuff from DAI by now, and it's been years since I've played Origins, so some choices might change...but canon characters and romances will stay the same. The main choice I'm undecided about is drinking from the well in DAI. That one seems likely to come up again in DA4, especially if we will see Morrigan again, or will be dealing with Solas.

I will when a release date is announced

I have my canon worldstate that is set in stone but I love to replay my characters and every playthrough I discover something new about them so I do make little changes almost every time I replay the games but all the major decisions I want to be the same as they were when I played the game for very first time (with that character).

And yes I'm going to replay at least 2 and DAI. DAO is so damn buggy that I might have to not play it again until Bioware releases remastered version or something.

I usually replay the trilogy every two or three years anyway. Same with a lot of other Bioware games, especially the ones based on DnD. Am about three-quarters through my current playthrough, and already have the vague outlines of each player character in mind for the next one which I'll probably squeeze out right before the launch of 4.

And frankly, the magic in replaying old RPGs for me, besides the nostalgia, has always been in discovering where my own values and understanding of risks and consequences and courage and responsibility have shifted since the last time around. I can't speak for the rest of you, but I was a teenager when Origins and II first came out, and still barely dipping my toe in adulthood when Inquisition released. A few of the decisions I make are sometimes the same, but there isn't a single choice that I think about in the same way as I did ten(!) years ago.

The DA games are just too packed with raw three-dimensional narrative to ever feel like you have it all completely figured out. And even when you do, you can come back a few years later and realize that realistically there are huge problems with the way you approached a decision last time, and that an alternative that seemed unthinkable then actually has validity according to the experience and caution you've accumulated in the real world since. I still decide on different characters to play, obviously, but every time I start a new one it's more informed by how people think and feel and act in reality, and that only connects them even more strongly to the setting.

It's been quite a few years since I even vaguely believed that video games could teach you anything meaningful about life, but one thing RPGs are definitely good for is making you aware of how your view of the world has matured over time, which is the sort of thing that's otherwise hard to keep track of what with how fast things move today and how loosely we stick to old concepts. I guess I'm pretty grateful for that.

Same here. For my canon, I play in order to create a specific story, and for that I must know things in advance.