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Post by Iakus on Dec 4, 2018 18:17:42 GMT
Then they should have left the Inquisitor's story as finished instead of undoing everything with Trespasser. Yep. Before Trespasser I thought we were pretty much done with Inquisitor. That either they're going to be eliminated, vanished somewhere or we're moving far enough for them to be an echo in the background - but nope. Trespasser kinda made it clear that they're there to stay and, apparently - and I quote Inky - save the world... again. Strangely enough, I thought Tresspasser was far more of a conclusion than the base game ended.
Yeah, Inky's still leading, but from the shadows. The world at large isn't supposed to know the Inquisitor is active at all (My own Inquisitor even said to the Divine and the Ferelden & Orlesian representatives "my adventuring days are over")
And so I strongly believe that the Inquisitor will not be wielding a sword, bow, or staff in the future, but will be deploying agents, directing other adventurers to missions that further the goal of foiling Solas's plans.
And so the Inquisitor will, I think, go from Authority Equals Asskicking to Guile Hero
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Post by gervaise21 on Dec 4, 2018 18:33:16 GMT
Strangely enough, I thought Tresspasser was far more of a conclusion than the base game ended. Well that was the intention of the Devs or so they claimed in a talk on the thinking behind the DLC. It was meant to tie up the Inquisitor's story, which it did to the extent of them being head of a powerful Thedas wide organisation and having an elven artefact lodged in their hand. However, it clearly did not conclude the story of Trevelyan/Lavellan/Cadash/Adaar as a character. If they had wanted to do that, they shouldn't have had some of the dialogue options at the Exalted Council or the final cut scene with the secret meeting. I do know many people who have played the game including Trespasser who assume that the next game will be with the former Inquisitor as PC. They knew nothing of the previous claim by the Devs that each game would have a new protagonist and it seemed obvious to them that there should have been a caption at the end "....to be continued". In fact we also know from DG's parting words that there is a whole section of story that was originally intended for DAI that has still to be told. Still, I think it more likely that the ex-Inquisitor will either have a sort of role like TIM in ME2 guiding the new PC the way they wish them to go or some sort of cameo like Hawke's in DAI. If the latter then in addition to being able to customise them I think they might also allow a limited amount of dialogue choices as well. I suppose it is also possible there could be a section, like the Battle of Denerim, where there are two parties active, one under the control of the new PC and the other under control of the old one. If so that would likely not occur unless we are battling Solas at some point.
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Post by midnight tea on Dec 4, 2018 18:34:49 GMT
Yep. Before Trespasser I thought we were pretty much done with Inquisitor. That either they're going to be eliminated, vanished somewhere or we're moving far enough for them to be an echo in the background - but nope. Trespasser kinda made it clear that they're there to stay and, apparently - and I quote Inky - save the world... again. I do agree that it seems like Trespasser was meant to set up a further role of the Inquisitor in other games. However, whose idea was that? If Laidlaw was the one that made that decision (maybe in concert with the lead writer, Gaider), the new game director might have different plans. The comics seem to follow the Trespasser idea, but they’re not a sure thing. Isn't Mark Darrah the one who's pulling the major strings? He's still on the team. I'm also pretty sure that Weekes became Lead Writer (and Epler as Narrative Director) with Gaider's and Laidlaw's blessings. And Matt Goldman is apparently the new Creative Director and he's been with DA team for years. Also - I recall Mike Laidlaw making comments at some point that made it seem like Trespasser was something of a 'test run' for the new team leading DA.
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Post by Heimdall on Dec 4, 2018 18:40:56 GMT
Yep. Before Trespasser I thought we were pretty much done with Inquisitor. That either they're going to be eliminated, vanished somewhere or we're moving far enough for them to be an echo in the background - but nope. Trespasser kinda made it clear that they're there to stay and, apparently - and I quote Inky - save the world... again. I do agree that it seems like Trespasser was meant to set up a further role of the Inquisitor in other games. However, whose idea was that? If Laidlaw was the one that made that decision (maybe in concert with the lead writer, Gaider), the new game director might have different plans. The comics seem to follow the Trespasser idea, but they’re not a sure thing. Actually, I remember Laidlaw specifically saying it was Weekes, Kading (sp?) and Mark Darrah who were at the helm for Trespasser. Laidlaw knew he was leaving and wanted to hand things off, so he was pretty hands off. So most of the same people are still in charge.
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Post by Iakus on Dec 4, 2018 18:41:24 GMT
Strangely enough, I thought Tresspasser was far more of a conclusion than the base game ended. Well that was the intention of the Devs or so they claimed in a talk on the thinking behind the DLC. It was meant to tie up the Inquisitor's story, which it did to the extent of them being head of a powerful Thedas wide organisation and having an elven artefact lodged in their hand. However, it clearly did not conclude the story of Trevelyan/Lavellan/Cadash/Adaar as a character. If they had wanted to do that, they shouldn't have had some of the dialogue options at the Exalted Council or the final cut scene with the secret meeting. I do know many people who have played the game including Trespasser who assume that the next game will be with the former Inquisitor as PC. They knew nothing of the previous claim by the Devs that each game would have a new protagonist and it seemed obvious to them that there should have been a caption at the end "....to be continued". In fact we also know from DG's parting words that there is a whole section of story that was originally intended for DAI that has still to be told. Still, I think it more likely that the ex-Inquisitor will either have a sort of role like TIM in ME2 guiding the new PC the way they wish them to go or some sort of cameo like Hawke's in DAI. If the latter then in addition to being able to customise them I think they might also allow a limited amount of dialogue choices as well. I suppose it is also possible there could be a section, like the Battle of Denerim, where there are two parties active, one under the control of the new PC and the other under control of the old one. If so that would likely not occur unless we are battling Solas at some point. *shrug* My Inquisitors' stories felt complete. I could have wished for more options on what to do with the Inquisition at the end. Two options didn't seem like enough, but eh, can't have everything.
I really hope that the Inquisitor in any games going forward deals with the player only through intermediaries like Charter or Harding. Bringing Hawke into DAI as an NPC really didn't do the Champion justice, to a lot of people. I suspect it would be worse for the Inquisitor. Especially with a larger role than Hawke got.
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Post by The Elder King on Dec 4, 2018 18:56:27 GMT
I do agree that it seems like Trespasser was meant to set up a further role of the Inquisitor in other games. However, whose idea was that? If Laidlaw was the one that made that decision (maybe in concert with the lead writer, Gaider), the new game director might have different plans. The comics seem to follow the Trespasser idea, but they’re not a sure thing. Isn't Mark Darrah the one who's pulling the major strings? He's still on the team. I'm also pretty sure that Weekes became Lead Writer (and Epler as Narrative Director) with Gaider's and Laidlaw's blessings. And Matt Goldman is apparently the new Creative Director and he's been with DA team for years. Also - I recall Mike Laidlaw making comments at some point that made it seem like Trespasser was something of a 'test run' for the new team leading DA. I do agree that it seems like Trespasser was meant to set up a further role of the Inquisitor in other games. However, whose idea was that? If Laidlaw was the one that made that decision (maybe in concert with the lead writer, Gaider), the new game director might have different plans. The comics seem to follow the Trespasser idea, but they’re not a sure thing. Actually, I remember Laidlaw specifically saying it was Weekes, Kading (sp?) and Mark Darrah who were at the helm for Trespasser. Laidlaw knew he was leaving and wanted to hand things off, so he was pretty hands off. So most of the same people are still in charge. Got it. I didn’t know that, so that’s way I formulate my post hypothetically. There shouldn’t be problems on this regard then.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Dec 4, 2018 19:28:20 GMT
Kenna Rylen @kennarylen#IronBull because he is perfection! @realfpjr @biomarkdarrah #DragonAge #bioware StarGeeek @stargeeekThat b*stard broke my heart! (((Ronnie Melamed))) @prettynose92Did you break his, first? Kenna Rylen @kennarylenExactly. One action does necessitate the other 😭 (((Ronnie Melamed))) @prettynose92I mean how can people be surprised that he puts the Qun before those he loves, after refusing the opportunity to teach him that he's allowed to care more about those he loves than about the Qun Fred Claus Prinze ... Jr🎅🏼 @realfpjrActually the motive of Qun over love is over blown. The motive was based on Bull’s love for people he is responsible for, The Chargers. Sacrifice them and it is a betrayal. They even shot a scene where his eyes go dead in an embrace IF the inquisitor chooses to sacrifice them 😈 [HASH]DAT So he didn’t betray the Inquisitor because of his dedication to a cause but because he was angry? This actually makes me lose quite a bit of the respect I had for The Iron Bull when it came to that scene.
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Post by Hrungr on Dec 4, 2018 19:33:29 GMT
Dragon Age 4 is at least 3 years awayventurebeat.com/2018/12/04/dragon-age-4-2021/It’s The Game Awards (for the teaser). You should look during The Game Awards. On Thursday night, EA and BioWare will show off something about Dragon Age at The Game Awards. But what is the studio going to show from the next entry in its fantasy role-playing games? Well, the more interesting question is this: Does it even have anything to show? EA declined to comment on the details of this story. Dragon Age is still very earlyDragon Age 4 — or whatever name it’ll carry — is at least three years away, according to sources familiar with the studio. That timeline could change, but that is the current expectation at EA. BioWare and EA have not even settled on a name for the new Dragon Age — although that is something they could decide in preparation for a reveal at The Game Awards. And this is not new for Dragon Age. The game has spent more than a year in limbo at EA. In January, I reported that BioWare pushed aside Dragon Age to focus on Anthem. The studio started pre-production on a new Dragon Age, but EA threw out most of that work. At that time, the publisher was shifting its games to live services. That Dragon Age project wasn’t going to fit into that business model. As a result of that reboot, Dragon Age writer Mike Laidlaw — who had an outline prepared for the new game — left BioWare. Following those events, the developer has not put a substantial amount of work into a new Dragon Age. BioWare needs a hit, so the entire studio is putting its efforts into ensuring a successful launch for Anthem. So then why does Dragon Age keep coming up, and why does EA plan to talk about it in some capacity at The Game Award? That’s likely due to the passion that BioWare executive producer Mark Darrah and Hudson have for the series. And they are determined to ensure fans of the series recognize that passion within BioWare as well. [HASH]DAT
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 4, 2018 19:34:39 GMT
Kenna Rylen @kennarylen#IronBull because he is perfection! @realfpjr @biomarkdarrah #DragonAge #bioware StarGeeek @stargeeekThat b*stard broke my heart! (((Ronnie Melamed))) @prettynose92Did you break his, first? Kenna Rylen @kennarylenExactly. One action does necessitate the other 😭 (((Ronnie Melamed))) @prettynose92I mean how can people be surprised that he puts the Qun before those he loves, after refusing the opportunity to teach him that he's allowed to care more about those he loves than about the Qun Fred Claus Prinze ... Jr🎅🏼 @realfpjrActually the motive of Qun over love is over blown. The motive was based on Bull’s love for people he is responsible for, The Chargers. Sacrifice them and it is a betrayal. They even shot a scene where his eyes go dead in an embrace IF the inquisitor chooses to sacrifice them 😈 [HASH]DAT So he didn’t betray the Inquisitor because of his dedication to a cause but because he was angry? This actually makes me lose quite a bit of the respect I had for The Iron Bull when it came to that scene. Inquisitor betrayed him first. The man's grieving the loss of his loved ones and threw himself whole hog back into the only other life he's ever known.
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Post by Walter Black on Dec 4, 2018 19:35:27 GMT
Kenna Rylen @kennarylen#IronBull because he is perfection! @realfpjr @biomarkdarrah #DragonAge #bioware StarGeeek @stargeeekThat b*stard broke my heart! (((Ronnie Melamed))) @prettynose92Did you break his, first? Kenna Rylen @kennarylenExactly. One action does necessitate the other 😭 (((Ronnie Melamed))) @prettynose92I mean how can people be surprised that he puts the Qun before those he loves, after refusing the opportunity to teach him that he's allowed to care more about those he loves than about the Qun Fred Claus Prinze ... Jr🎅🏼 @realfpjrActually the motive of Qun over love is over blown. The motive was based on Bull’s love for people he is responsible for, The Chargers. Sacrifice them and it is a betrayal. They even shot a scene where his eyes go dead in an embrace IF the inquisitor chooses to sacrifice them 😈 [HASH]DAT So he didn’t betray the Inquisitor because of his dedication to a cause but because he was angry? This actually makes me lose quite a bit of the respect I had for The Iron Bull when it came to that scene. But is this the actual canon, or just Freddie Prinze Jr.'s personal interpretation?
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Post by Serza on Dec 4, 2018 19:35:53 GMT
This doesn't sound good. In fact, this sounds positively shit.
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Post by Serza on Dec 4, 2018 19:39:48 GMT
Exactly.
THE FUCK ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO FOR THE NEXT THREE YEARS.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Dec 4, 2018 19:40:36 GMT
Suddenly I don’t expect anything really good for the reveal. Like the lackluster N7 Day thing this year at best.
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 4, 2018 19:41:03 GMT
Inquisitor betrayed him first. The man's grieving the loss of his loved ones and threw himself whole hog back into the only other life he's ever known. Except we didn’t. He looked at us to make a decision when he didn’t have the guts to. He is the one who betrayed his people if anything. I know I didn't.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Dec 4, 2018 19:43:56 GMT
Except we didn’t. He looked at us to make a decision when he didn’t have the guts to. He is the one who betrayed his people if anything. I know I didn't. I didn’t either. He looked to us to make a choice. Us doing what he asked us to do is not betraying him. That scene was one of the few things I liked in Trespasser to. Now it’s just him throwing a fit. That DLC is the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to disappointment.
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 4, 2018 19:48:37 GMT
I know I didn't. I didn’t either. He looked to us to make a choice. Us doing what he asked us to do is not betraying him. That scene was one of the few things I liked in Trespasser to. Now it’s just him throwing a fit. That DLC is the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to disappointment. It's not just "him throwing a fit", though. He was grieving and threw himself back into his old role. He re-dedicates himself to the Qun, so that scene doesn't change at all.
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Post by Grog Muffins on Dec 4, 2018 19:56:20 GMT
Dragon Age 4 is at least 3 years awayventurebeat.com/2018/12/04/dragon-age-4-2021/It’s The Game Awards (for the teaser). You should look during The Game Awards. On Thursday night, EA and BioWare will show off something about Dragon Age at The Game Awards. But what is the studio going to show from the next entry in its fantasy role-playing games? Well, the more interesting question is this: Does it even have anything to show? EA declined to comment on the details of this story. Dragon Age is still very earlyDragon Age 4 — or whatever name it’ll carry — is at least three years away, according to sources familiar with the studio. That timeline could change, but that is the current expectation at EA. BioWare and EA have not even settled on a name for the new Dragon Age — although that is something they could decide in preparation for a reveal at The Game Awards. And this is not new for Dragon Age. The game has spent more than a year in limbo at EA. In January, I reported that BioWare pushed aside Dragon Age to focus on Anthem. The studio started pre-production on a new Dragon Age, but EA threw out most of that work. At that time, the publisher was shifting its games to live services. That Dragon Age project wasn’t going to fit into that business model. As a result of that reboot, Dragon Age writer Mike Laidlaw — who had an outline prepared for the new game — left BioWare. Following those events, the developer has not put a substantial amount of work into a new Dragon Age. BioWare needs a hit, so the entire studio is putting its efforts into ensuring a successful launch for Anthem. So then why does Dragon Age keep coming up, and why does EA plan to talk about it in some capacity at The Game Award? That’s likely due to the passion that BioWare executive producer Mark Darrah and Hudson have for the series. And they are determined to ensure fans of the series recognize that passion within BioWare as well. [HASH]DAT
So many words to only say "We don't know anything yet". tsk tsk Also, nice way of vaguely sounding quasi-legitimate with the whole "according to sources familiar with the studio" but not elaborating any more than that. Sorry but I've seen this source thrown around so much that I'm immune to it.
Yes, I am cautious about any news we might (not) get but I'm not crying the Apocalypse. Come on, they'll release the follow-up to a game 7 or 8 years later? What? How does THAT make more sense than Bioware being tight lipped about any nugget of info?
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Post by coldwetn0se on Dec 4, 2018 19:57:47 GMT
I am going to take that little gaming news report, with a grain (pound)) of salt. Really don't want to wait another three plus years...*grumble*
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Post by Solas on Dec 4, 2018 19:59:30 GMT
how much water do you guys think that article holds? the stuff about sources close to the studio, the time length, stuff about the WHY of Laidlaw leaving and comments about "what darrah and hudson want" (passion wise) etc? theres a similar article here that seems based on that one : www.pcgamesn.com/dragon-age-4/dragon-age-4-game-awards sorry on mobile legit or just writers spitballing/guessing or makin stuff up?
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Post by vertigomez on Dec 4, 2018 20:02:34 GMT
how much water do you guys think that article holds? the stuff about sources close to the studio, the time length, stuff about Laidlaw leaving and comments about "what darrah and hudson want" (passion wise) etc? theres a similar article here that seems based on that one : www.pcgamesn.com/dragon-age-4/dragon-age-4-game-awards sorry on mobile I hope it's a big trash lie meant to throw us off the scent of a juicy upcoming announcement. #optimism
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Post by midnight tea on Dec 4, 2018 20:11:58 GMT
how much water do you guys think that article holds? the stuff about sources close to the studio, the time length, stuff about the WHY of Laidlaw leaving and comments about "what darrah and hudson want" (passion wise) etc? theres a similar article here that seems based on that one : www.pcgamesn.com/dragon-age-4/dragon-age-4-game-awards sorry on mobile legit or just writers spitballing/guessing or makin stuff up? My take is that it's mostly guesswork and grasping at straws. They have to write something about Dragon Age, because that little nugget Casey Hudson has thrown a few days ago means that there's something to milk from writing stuff about Dragon Age...
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Post by The Elder King on Dec 4, 2018 20:16:26 GMT
While I don’t expect too much from this week in terms of what they’ll show, and I do think there’s good chances DA4 will be released at least in 2020, the article doesn’t sound too trustworthy. No software house decides the name of a game a week before they announce it, just for the sake of announcing. My biggest fear is in any case the live service bit, regardless if the article is accurate or not, because a DA Anthem-style would certainly means I won’t buy it.
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Post by Hrungr on Dec 4, 2018 20:17:09 GMT
how much water do you guys think that article holds? the stuff about sources close to the studio, the time length, stuff about the WHY of Laidlaw leaving and comments about "what darrah and hudson want" (passion wise) etc? theres a similar article here that seems based on that one : www.pcgamesn.com/dragon-age-4/dragon-age-4-game-awards sorry on mobile legit or just writers spitballing/guessing or makin stuff up? As I mentioned in the other thread, if it happens to be way off-base, I'm sure we'll hear from BW about it. Especially since the major gaming sites are running with it now.
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Post by samhain444 on Dec 4, 2018 20:17:16 GMT
how much water do you guys think that article holds? the stuff about sources close to the studio, the time length, stuff about the WHY of Laidlaw leaving and comments about "what darrah and hudson want" (passion wise) etc? theres a similar article here that seems based on that one : www.pcgamesn.com/dragon-age-4/dragon-age-4-game-awards sorry on mobile legit or just writers spitballing/guessing or makin stuff up? My guess? Patch-worked article from press releases, podcasts, blog updates, and some people "loosely" connected to the studio, if that. My guy tells me it's 2 years away...fall release with new consoles.
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