DA4: Skyhold 2.0?

I'd rather a camp because its smaller and more convenient to talk to people, which is the main purpose of the camp.  I saw someone on another forum talking about how they forgot that Vivienne was even in the game, because they couldn't find her hidden in Skyhold.

Also, I miss the whole "wandering band of adventurers" thing.

I wanted to tell companions as well as people on the nexus to FO in MEA but was never allowed to, so I wouldn't expect it in DA4 either.

Seriously. Please let us actually place furniture and objects around our base as well. I expected much more from Skyhold than what we got.

I agree. a fixer-upper no boat. I would like to furnish and expand, clean up and allocate.

But other than that Skyhold may have not have a Guild but they did have a bar   and the protagonist did say he/she wanted to keep it as their own, heck why move out unless you were forced to.     OH! by the way welcome back haven't seen you post in awhile 

I hope we have one that reflects our player character. Abandoned mage tower for mages, underground tavern for rogues and old arena for warriors.

If there is even going to be one, I feel that it should, at most, consist of 3-4 rooms.

Skyhold was just a massive waste of space.

Now that would be a nice callback to Baldurs Gate 2. Each HQ even had its own situations you had to deal with, so a fighter became lord of the manor with its associated problems, the mage tower had you responsible for training a group of apprentices, the bard had their own theatre and became producer of their own play and the thief had their own guild. Each of these could provide an additional income or items provided you made the right choices but could also end with disastrous consequences, particularly when it came to the training of the apprentices. If we have a fixed base, like Skyhold, then I would prefer something like this so what you do with the base and the resources you put in means something. I only spent the endless hours collecting elfroot and whatever to upgrade Skyhold because I thought it would be important to the ultimate survival of my companions, like Vigil's Keep in DAA or the Normandy in Mass Effect 2. Then it turned out it was merely cosmetic.

Imagine how much more interesting that final battle with Corypheus would have been if instead of raising the old site of the ashes skyward, he did that to Skyhold, or alternatively whilst you were rushing to the Temple site, his dragon was knocking hell out of Skyhold (the results of which you would then discover after the battle).   You didn't fix the roof over the gatehouse? Oh dear, Cullen is dead. You didn't upgrade the mage tower/templar barracks? You've less mage/Templar troops to fight hordes of demons pouring from the new Breach. Did you strengthen the foundations to the Rotunda? No! Then when the dragon slams into it everyone inside is buried under rubble, except Solas of course because he's slippery like that. You get the general idea.