Just to see what you people are expecting in a next game, if one is ever done. I think MEA is a sort of a stand alone project. Making grounds (probably making experiments as it goes) and room for another saga, not sure if expecting another trilogy or another game, which would close the Andromeda plot. DCLs would take care of some minor issues, probably, perhaps only giving clues of the Quarian Ark (not really saving it) ... I think that's as far as I expect any DLCs for now. Nothing else stands in my point of view that would justify showing right now without being something importantly involved in a following game. My guess is that the plot would return 10 years from the ending we have there, both Ryders somehow respected, but also forgotten. A smarter SAM, probably knowing more jokes by now, a seasoned Vetra, Cora and Liam, perhaps these three still around you. Drack probably might have been less active, Peebee might have gone travelling. It would open a situation with more possible squad mates, perhaps a couple of our former crew mates might not return to our services (please, make it Liam gets paraplegic or something). And what then? Given you did your (and everyone else's) job as a Pathfinder, you found paths and planets and Meridian, and everyone is happy, living, not starving. What are you now? Nobody. You are a nobody. Of course, the kett retreated, but they are surely returning. Something will prompt us into action. Probably, a sign of the jardaan will come from Aya or Meridian itself, because ... we still don't know if the jardaan is truly friendly. So, there are questions. What do you think will be our job in the next game? What do you imagine we'll be fighting for? Do you think we'll have another trilogy? Or just a second closing game? Or two other games? Or just a bunch of DLCs and Expansions to finish the tale? What are your takes on the next steps?

at this point i'd actually like to continue as ryder... i just don't like the idea of a mass effect character i've played, what... for at least 80 hours or so, to be left behind as a one off, one liner. either continue as a pathfinder, or maybe become a nexus commando or something, as the remaining kett are likely circling, out there somewhere.

There are a number of key elements to the plot that will probably be central to MEA2 1) The Kett War: While the Archon is dead, a good chunk of the Kett fleet is destroyed, and Kett forces largely pushed back or eliminated on Eos, Voeld, Kadara, and possibly Elaaden, the Kett in Helios are a long way from being beaten. We have not found their main base of operations, and there are any number of lost Angara (or other spiecies) colonies that are still under Kett occupation, not to mention other Kett labs, slave camps, and Remnant facilities they may control. The Kett will probably be facing an internal conflict between 3-4 factions: The Archon's remaining loyalists (Cardinal), the die-hard supporters of the Kett empire (Primus or Prefect), and 1-2 commanders trying to seize the cluster as their personal fiefdom, with a possible end goal of taking the Empire (Primus and/or Invictor). The power and willingness to talk of the various factions will depend on how you dealt with Cardinal, Primus, and the Kett bases. You will not be able to prevent the Kett from notifying the Empire of the Initiative's arrival, although if you play your cards right the Milky Way DNA and other such data can be kept from leaving the cluster. It is probable that at the end of the game a large force from the main Empire will hit the cluster, and based on the choices you make you will either be able to use the Scourge to block their entry, use your allied forces to fight a delaying action while you evacuate and set up a new line of defense, or just get run over and lose a lot of people and worlds 2) The Remnant, Jardaan, and Scourge guys: We don't know when the Jardaan and the Scourge guys disappeared or where they went, or why they were fighting. We don't know who were the good guys or the bad guys, or if there really were either, or who was winning, only that someone was getting close to Meridian, so it had to be evacuated. Looking for answers to all of these questions will undoubtedly be an important part of the next game. The fact that the main Remnant vessels docked briefly with Meridian, presumably for a download, and then disappeared into the Scourge bound for parts unknown certainly indicates that they are going to make something, presumably Jadaar or Scourge-guys related, happen that we aren't really ready for. Given the Archon's obsession with the Remnant, it is quite possible that the Jardaan and scourge-guys were localized to Helios and possibly adjacent clusters. If this is the case the remainder of these groups are unlikely to have gone too far, and may return and become actively involved in the situation as well, providing additional groups to negotiate with/fight, especially if, like everyone else, they have become factionalized. It is almost certain that they will return at some point, but whether that is in the next game or further down the road is unknown. Conspiracy: the Jardaan were original Angarans trying to genetically uplift themselves into a super-race (yes like Khan), and the scourge guys were fighting for Angara as God or Nature intended them. We know that the Angara were being tinkered on, and the Angaran AI and statue on Voeld indicate that the Angara there used to be significantly different, so... 3) Politics, Power, and Primacy: ME:A has been about gaining a foothold in Helios, but it is almost certain that ME:A2 will centrally figure holding, expanding, and controlling that turf. Based on your choices, there will probably be more than a dozen various factions of various power and attitude regarding you and each other, plus almost certainly groups that you have yet to encounter, which will also complicate the mix. Negotiating with Kett factions could save lives, but would almost certainly alienate some of your allies. With Voeld mostly reclaimed for the Angara the Official Angaran Government at the official capitol on Voeld will be trying to reclaim power from the De Facto Angaran government on Aya, while the Moshe and the Resistance, who have no official standing but a lot of power, will be actively trying to influence decisions. The Rokaar may have some sway, as well as some independent Angaran bases such as Paradise. On the Milky Way side, New Tuchanka, Kadara, and Advent are all independent (plus the exile base if you backed it), have unknown objectives that we will want to discover, and are (at least Morda and Sloane), still facing leadership challenges. It will be important to keep these nations from becoming a threat, even as we seek to make allies of them to deal with continuing dangers such as the Kett. The Initiative itself continues to face internal strife as well. The Nexus leadership and the colonies will almost certainly fight over rights and authority, and we will have to decide where the boundaries lie, try to prevent things from turning into another uprising since the kett have been pushed off most of our colony regions, and possibly preventing colonies from declaring independence from the Nexus. Not to mention helping decide if the Initiative's eventual capitol will be at Prodromos, Meridian, or the Nexus and founding yet more colonies for whomever, as well as finding any remaining arks, original 5 or possible follow ups, and seeing if they will join any current group or are going independent too, as the Quarians may be. Of course the make-up and authority of the eventual Nexus Council will have to be decided as well. Will it be the central government of the cluster, an international mutual defense organization like NATO, a permanent forum and negotiating table like the UN, or something else entirely? What are the limits of its powers? Everyone who didn't have the first councilor as one of their group is going to start out pissed and obstructionist, and there is a good chance that someone will try (and possibly succeed) in assassinating said Councelor, which means you will be running around trying to solve the hit and keep your alliance from burning down at the same time. And finally there are the Pathfinders. Who do they work for? IE, will they essentially become Council Spectres, or do they just work for the Initiative, or if Meridian declares independence do I work for them, or does every group get one, or do they work independently on behalf of everyone? Decisions, decisions... 4) Shadow Games: There is almost certainly more than one organization working in the shadows, although we quite probably will not see the motivations, identities, and end goals of the major players, although we may encounter some major reveals, such as proof of the non-death of Alec Ryder or Jien Garson or evidence that the Moshe is involved in a deep game of her own. The most obvious shadow organization is the Benefactor. We will probably be chasing clues about the Benefactor's identity, goals, and operations on the side for much of the game, and will probably uncover more bits of the organization, though nothing to really compromise it. That seems like something for down the road. It is likely you will discover evidence that the Benefactor, or a competitor, stole a large amount of top of the line Initiative equipment, possibly including Pathfinder ships, during the Scourge incident that supposedly killed Jien Garson and hid them away in one or more secret bases. There seems like a strong possibility that Alec & Jien put together contingencies to uncover and neutralize the Benefactor, and these operations are moving forward with or with them. An interesting twist would be if they had both faked their deaths and are now operating independently to carry out their mission, possibly due to a level of paranoia and distrust engendered by the situation. Of course, if Jien is still alive it is probable the Benefactor has her. The Collective may be an offshoot or piece of another organization or it may be totally independent, but whatever the case may be, it is unlikely that Kadara Port is the end goal for the organization. We will probably see their operations moving across the cluster regardless of who owns Kedara, although that situation may influence how we handle Collective ops. Unless we really clamp down on it, it is likely that by the end of the game the Collective will be well on its way to filling the place of the Shadow Broker back in the Milky Way. Given that the actual Shadow Broker changed bosses 2-3 times before the Initiative set out, it is probable there are Shadow Broker operatives in place, possibly planted by multiple Shadow Brokers with different missions to fulfill and no knowledge of the other Shadow Broker groups. There is a decent chance that we will uncover enough information to at least be aware of the existence of some of these operations. Additionally, there is Cerberus. Its mandate is to ensure human dominance, and it is unlikely that they would not work to assure human dominance in Andromeda as well. The Initiative is almost certainly heavily seeded with Cerberus operatives, possibly including TIM's trusted scientist/assistant who was supposed to keep him from going crazy. Whoever they are, they will be running operations that will probably cross our path, although they are unlikely to be "hilariously incompetent." The Kett obviously have their own shadow ops going, based on the information we have on In victor and our interaction with Primus, plus, possibly, Archon subverting the whole expedition to his own ends. Finally, it is possible the Moshe could be playing her own game, probably related to restoring the Angara to their ancient glory or exploring the Remnant. Conspiracies: The Rokaar work for the Moshe's organization, the Moshe was a voluntary part of the Archon's Remnant mission 5) Exploration, Arks, and Colonies: Exploration and colonization is still going to be important in ME:A2. The Scourge holds many secrets, and we have a war to fight, allies to discover, and colony sites to find. There are undoubtedly lost Angaran colonies to rediscover, although it is unlikely we will find them all this game. Many of them will have their own form of Resistance, and it is possible that we may find a surviving Angaran fleet base which has successfully kept the Kett at bay all this time using some combination of skill and the Scourge. Unfortunately, this will be a series of first contacts, and, since we know that the Angara have Kett collaborators in their ranks, having Jaal along won't necessarily smooth the way, and some of them will undoubtedly go sideways. In addition, the Kett may use captured families or other leverage to force collaborators to sell out Aya, and we will probably face a street fight defending Aya port. It is possible that we will encounter other races as well, which will present its own challenges. Finally, we currently have at least one official ark left to find, plus any other arks built as follow ups or by outside organizations. Cerberus has a policy of getting operatives' families out of harm's way, a vested interest in human dominance in Andromeda, and massive secret ship construction capacity, so it is entirely possible that they built and sent another ark, even if it is a smaller one. Similarly, there is a possibility that the Benefactor arranged for a personal ark rather than with the main Initiative force, and there are others (Aria, Henry Lawson, the Natanus sisters, Shadow Broker, Novaria, etc.) who possess the resources, power, shady connections, and motivation (protecting third clone-daughter genetic legacy, avoiding sororicide) to launch an expedition of some size which will take advantage of the Initiative's ground work. These arks would provide significant challenges and moral dilemmas, but could also provide significant bonuses if you can ally with them or get them to integrate into an existing allied faction. Finally, as part of the arks, we will be able to import a ME3 save, allowing Sheperd's actions in ME1&2, and possibly part of 3, to have an impact on the people and issues that turn up in Andromeda. Conspiracy: One of the arks has a Yahg onboard that we can gain as a (romanceable?) crewmate 6) Angara: We will be working to find lost Angara families, free work camps and exultation facilities, and find additional Angaran colonies, as well as continuing trying to find a "cure" for exultation, although that is unlikely at this time we will find one. These projects will restore parts of families and help determine the fates of others, but will uncover kett collaborators we will have to deal with, betrayals we will have to help overcome, and raise conflict between the lost colonies and current Angara space, which we will have to manage. If the political fallout becomes too bad we may have to choose sides and assist in removing the competition. The Rokaar will coalesce around a new leader, who will inspire a resurgence in power and continue to target the Milky Way colonists. 7) Family: We will continue to discover information and memories of Alec's, helping us to start piecing together his plan, even as we have to deal with the fallout of his decisions, such as (unsuccessfully) trying to hide the Reaper invasion. We will continue to search for a cure for Mom, and will find at least a short-term one, possibly tied to efforts to cure the supervirus. Twin joins the Tempest and finds a romantic partner, although the two things are not necessarily connected. Twin and partner, Ryder and Partner, or both start the next generation of the Ryder family. There should be one or more entertaining scenes where partner(s) meet Mom. The escalating political situation causes rifts between family members/partners, with Mom acting as mediator/glue, and possibly has various individuals choosing to take up different sides/nationalities and leaving to support them Conspiracy: At the end of the game a non-dead Alec uses SAM to backdoor into Ryder's mind and deliver an important message, probably regarding the Benefactor 8) Tempest: Gil and Kallo will continue to modify the Tempest, probably finding a way to add at least a limited weapons capability, as well as Remnant mods which can be rendered functional or non-functional at will, to help avoiding being killed by the Scourge. We will have missions to acquire the parts, materials, etc. to support these projects and other ones for Nomad. In addition we will have access to additional paint schemes for both, including Blood Dragon. There will be additional minor cosmetic tweaks we can make to the interior of the Tempest as well as individual, crew, and mission specific collectables that add over the course of the game. Due to political issues, internal conflicts, and request (yours or theirs) some crewmembers may leave to take up duties elsewhere, while at the same time we will have new potential crewmates available to pick up, both ship side and squad. 9) Outposts/Colonies: They will continue to grow, and as planet viability begins to increase they begin to replace hostile presence in the outlands with friendlies, and provide scientists and security for any captured facilities. In addition, all outposts have a security force/HQ with access to strike missions. Finally, outposts have discovered a new set of problems which Ryder is invited to solve 10) Romance: For those not contented with Ryder's current options, there is a new crop of romance options to avail yourself of. In addition, Ryder can also make use of significantly more romance material if continuing a current romance. For non-romanced NPCs there are other fish in the sea, and many NPCs will pair up and potentially start making babies, although due to conflict, tragedy, irreconcilable differences, and Ryder, some of these relationships will not last.

I have to agree that I would want my Ryder in the next game. I'd even like my romance and other options carried over and expanded upon. But, I'm not holding my breath. Unless the DLC is pretty in-depth and expansive (if there is DLC at all), then I would have a hard time believing they would wrap up the major arcs not yet addressed in just the DLC: 1) the Archon's second in command and his response/viewpoint towards you and the Heleus cluster, 2) the Scourge's history, purpose, makeup, possible way to use or destroy, 3) the Benefactor's identity and true motives, 4) the Jardaan, the nature of the vaults and Remnant tech, finding/meeting them, are they hostile, neutral or good, etc., 5) the growth of the colonies and expansion into other areas in the cluster. I believe the Kett and the Benefactor could be wrapped up in DLC content (unless exaltation has a much more expanded purpose than MA:E gives as a first impression). But the Scourge and the Jardaan really need to be in a new game. I could make up so many potential plot points on just those two, I wouldn't know where to begin. As a Pathfinder, they could continue our current Ryder by tasking us with discovering out more about the Scourge and how to use or remove it. They could also task us with finding out more about the Jardaan, taking us to a new galaxy even. Just so much that could be expanded. Actually, the more I think about it, the more my head hurts to be honest. They have more than enough material to make a second game and continue with our current Ryder.

I agree about the hero being switched out each game is not fun, like in DA. Although I really disliked Hawke, felt no emotional attachment at all. I left Hawke to fight the demon and felt no guilt/sadness. To me Hawke was a doormat. I am kind of hoping that mom being alive means that the twins will have families at some point. Who better to babysit than mom when your out pathfinding? Since mom was hooked up to SAM does this mean mom can use remnant tech?

I really really hope they keep the Ryders for multiple games......maybe put a few years, aka 1-4 years, between them, but nothing to drastic. There are WAY too many plot lines to just up and finish them well in dlc...yeah they could but it wouldn't be done well. I don't mind too much the rotating people in DA series, but I really prefer to keep one for a few games to get to know them and their crew. As a side note: They got their green ending with sam....a blending of synthetic and organic so no one is threatened or going rogue....lol, they finally managed to push it on us no matter what.....:eahigh_file:

PLOT | Next game, what will that be?

45 Replies

Anonymous
9 years ago
at this point i'd actually like to continue as ryder... i just don't like the idea of a mass effect character i've played, what... for at least 80 hours or so, to be left behind as a one off, one liner.

either continue as a pathfinder, or maybe become a nexus commando or something, as the remaining kett are likely circling, out there somewhere.
jpcerutti1
9 years ago
Nothing personal, but boy do I hope you are wrong.

I would be disappointed if it took dlc to work with the team it took me a game to make, or to see the results of my choices, or to play anymore with the character I created.

That being said, it is at least an interesting idea to use a string of unconnected character's decisions, with possibly completely different motives, to shape the galaxy of Andromeda.

IF they're going to do that, they either should let me pass the torch to my 'chosen' successor or play a different pathfinder I had a hand in setting up. That would both be sweet to pull off AND amazingly complicated to make workable game. Not sure how crazy anyone would be about roleplaying Cora though - so at least the first handoff to your sibling?

If you romance the same person the second time around that might get a little awkward... not to mention any future possibilities.
jpcerutti1
9 years ago
Okay, here's my plot for ME:A2 - The Kett Don't Strike Back

Major Arc: Starts as Kett mop up and consolidation of gains/building on investments. You do a couple missions to hold the alliances you've made together and to sit on the Roekaar. Maybe add the EOS independents or another newly discovered race (or faction of Milky way refugees) - or not. It is going too easy though. That is because instead of returning in force, the Kett have pulled back.

Arguing through the politics of just enjoying the victories pathfinder central, which has by now pieced together a pretty good idea of where Kett central is, wants to investigate. You've made progress on the scourge and remnant and are beginning to put together a plan to use them to defeat the Kett on their home turf but haven't quite figured out how to get those things there, or even what you're actually up against, or what the Kett are planning. Pathfinding team away.

Big trip works both ways.

You go to the Kett cluster and learn, through adventures against/with the Kett and their minions/servants (which are now also starting to run amok) that the Kett took what they learned from you about remnant home and put it to use. This drew the attention of the Jaardan and the "anti-Jaardan" which are proceeding to chew the Kett up and spit them out.

Your sibling has adventures dealing with what is now becoming a stream of refugees, some hostile, some just desperate, some Kett. Fit them in? Find room? Wipe them out? Try to add to alliances? Break them and form new ones? Coordinating your responses via SAM is the only way to make it work as a whole and your twin doesn't always agree - you have to kinda schizophrenically work it out with yourself.

Boss battle at the end is a fight against either just one of the Jaardan/anti-jaardan factions where you attempt to pick sides. This is complicated because you learn, through further remnant development and discovery, one of those groups is probably the benefactor and you're not sure which one.

Big hook at the end is it doesn't matter. You learn whichever one you backed is irrelevant, you just pruned a branch and made the tree angry. Others may think the wicked witch is dead.

Side plots/twists:

1) You find a remnant ship/station with Rachni or Yahg on it and evidence points as much to them originally being created by the Jaardan/anti-Jaardan and seeded like the Angara as to them being just copied for use... and the Angara are made to wonder again if they're constructs or a naturally evolving race that was copied from somewhere. Now you do too.

2) Do you continue to use remnant tech/scourge and, if so, how? It starts having ramifications and not all of them are positive anymore. You still don't fully understand why or how it works.

3) SAM is not your friend. Dad's fixation with your ma (and/or the introduction of the alien VI) put a twist in the logic like HAL. You have to deal with it and in the end either accept control, call it a quirk and repair it, or turn it off for good.

4) What is the plan to deal with the enemy? Do you:

- assemble a coalition?

-make a deal with the Kett?

-develop remnant/scourge assets?

-again cure the genophage and repeat the old deal with the Krogan?

-weaponize AI/VI as SAM hybrid?

What combination of those?

These decisions feel like they will carry over to the third installment for your options to deal with the bigger showdown. Biggest unanswered questions remain why you're here and what you should do about that.
Anonymous
9 years ago
I have to agree that I would want my Ryder in the next game. I'd even like my romance and other options carried over and expanded upon. But, I'm not holding my breath.

Unless the DLC is pretty in-depth and expansive (if there is DLC at all), then I would have a hard time believing they would wrap up the major arcs not yet addressed in just the DLC: 1) the Archon's second in command and his response/viewpoint towards you and the Heleus cluster, 2) the Scourge's history, purpose, makeup, possible way to use or destroy, 3) the Benefactor's identity and true motives, 4) the Jardaan, the nature of the vaults and Remnant tech, finding/meeting them, are they hostile, neutral or good, etc., 5) the growth of the colonies and expansion into other areas in the cluster.

I believe the Kett and the Benefactor could be wrapped up in DLC content (unless exaltation has a much more expanded purpose than MA:E gives as a first impression). But the Scourge and the Jardaan really need to be in a new game. I could make up so many potential plot points on just those two, I wouldn't know where to begin. As a Pathfinder, they could continue our current Ryder by tasking us with discovering out more about the Scourge and how to use or remove it. They could also task us with finding out more about the Jardaan, taking us to a new galaxy even. Just so much that could be expanded.

Actually, the more I think about it, the more my head hurts to be honest. They have more than enough material to make a second game and continue with our current Ryder.
Vainusy
9 years ago
What do you think will be our job in the next game? Pathfinder, you only saw one cluster, there are much more, I think Ryder and the crew aren't done yet ;D

What do you imagine we'll be fighting for? Keeping save the population from kett's exaltation (Ryder and the crew are ''kett experts''). And I hope new enemies, like the Benefactor and someone more :D

Do you think we'll have another trilogy? Not trilogy, but I think we'll have more games with Ryder. But who knows, If we have a new trilogy with Ryder I won't complain. We will have DLCs, of course, but I hope a sequel too.

I want Ryder and the crew, please <3

I'm not english, sooorry If I bleed your eyes with my grammar 😳
VladVonCastein
9 years ago
Actually there are plenty of potential plots that bioware have opened up but yet to exploit to the fullest potential, which is kind of disappointing think they may go oops and drop a few a long the way just like they did the dark energy theory about haestrom's sun(ME2 mission where you find Tali).

1) The independent nation of Advent

2) The Quarian Ark

3) The Benefactor, is he good, evil, good intentions but ruthless like a spectre, will he be like TIM in ME2 or TIM in ME3? Is he backing the collective/Reyes.

4) The Kett: The Archon claims to be the genetic inheritor of 1000 species. So technically there could be 2 branches or avenues Bioware could progress this:

a) Kett is evil, you go to their home world find a bunch of new aliens yet to be enslaved or exalted...

b) Kett is like the reapers, truly believing that in order to save their worlds, they need to merge into one strong race in order to repel the darkness that will follow. A little like the protheans who subjugate other species into the prothean empire, but this is a little more literal.

5) The Jaadaan, are they organic? AI based? What are their intentions? To create life seems to be the theme here, but is there something darker? Creating unnatural lives and an army to go up against real organics?

6) Scourge, all we know so far is that they are not natural and that they target remnant technology. Are the creators of the scourge good/bad/order/chaos? If Bioware chooses bad then it is the easy and obvious route, same theme of evil beings giving hell to everyone else... What if they are actually good, trying to survive the Jaadan and in their desperation they created the scourge to counter the remnant threat? What if they are like the protheans sending a sun to supernova just to kill off the machines during the metacon war? Perhaps they are like the leviathans, numbered and dying as well cause their creation, the scourge, affected them.

7) Will SAM carry on riding with Ryder... Will it become like the Zha and Zha'til where the AI controls their host? Will Ryder eventually be controlled becomes like TIM, indoctrinated evil version cum secondary antagonist? Or will he somehow be ousted and then reside within the Sibling and later all out sibling rivalry and war?
EgoMania
Seasoned Ace
9 years ago
Well one possible plot line I could think of is that Ryder goes to the background as the celebrated Pathfinder that made settling in the Andromeda Galaxy possible.

But then the Kett attacks keep happening and there's talk of a massive invasion. As we don't have the resources to defend against the full might of the Kett Empire, we take the fight to them.

So a new hero stands up that is part of the attack and when the attack fails, he/she is left with a single small ship and crew to go inside the Kett main base to try a final suicidal mission that will at least cripple and halt the Kett.

While we do this, we find out some more about the dreaded Scourge which turns everything we knew upside down.

End of that chapter. More to follow.

Now if the new hero gets sequels, I could be ok with this being a one-off but I really don't want to go from one one-off to another like DA.
SalarianLawrenc
9 years ago
Reapers again?! They´ve been around for "nearly a billion years", it took the Andromeda Initiative -just- 600years to cross from Milky Way to Andromeda without MErelays just using their FTL-drives....I mean, Reapers are pretty useless if they just haunt the Milky Way galaxy knowing there´s the Jardaan in Andromeda and satan knows what else...and then there´s like, like 26 other galaxies in the universe.

I totally expected Andromeda to have atleast some kind of Reaper-monitoring presence, 1/13 or so. of the age of the universe seems enough time to spread alittle further than 1 galaxy, especially if you want to -> “We impose order on the chaos of organic evolution. You exist because we allow it, and you will end because we demand it.”

Suppressing 1 galaxy hardly seems enough to bring down the net entropy of the universe that much.

So, there will be a plot-reveal-event which will state the secret history of ME-universe, that the Reapers are spread thru (a large part of) the (visible) universe and nowhere is safe.

Also a DLC dealing with the Quarian Ark and out pops Tali or something + more Kett with High-Archon or Archon Council or something similar
chrissyce1123
9 years ago
I agree about the hero being switched out each game is not fun, like in DA. Although I really disliked Hawke, felt no emotional attachment at all. I left Hawke to fight the demon and felt no guilt/sadness. To me Hawke was a doormat.

I am kind of hoping that mom being alive means that the twins will have families at some point. Who better to babysit than mom when your out pathfinding? Since mom was hooked up to SAM does this mean mom can use remnant tech?
VladVonCastein
9 years ago
@chrissyce1123 wrote:

I agree about the hero being switched out each game is not fun, like in DA. Although I really disliked Hawke, felt no emotional attachment at all. I left Hawke to fight the demon and felt no guilt/sadness. To me Hawke was a doormat.

I am kind of hoping that mom being alive means that the twins will have families at some point. Who better to babysit than mom when your out pathfinding? Since mom was hooked up to SAM does this mean mom can use remnant tech?

Yup was many years ago, I vaguely remembered liking Dragon Age the first one... Especially really liking Morigan... Man that voice... Love Claudia black(didnt know it was her at that time)... I didnt remember DA2 that much, didnt have much connection, just played the game, think I enjoyed it but nothing earth shattering. DAI was ok as well, no biggie... Didnt connect with the inquisitor as well... Actually the name turns me off a little, some negativity at the back of my head linking it to the Spanish inquisition and the pain they inflicted in the name of religion. Just like if there's another game and my title is Führer, the entire game could be about something else killing dragons, slaying demons, but at the back of my mind it reminds me of Hit*ler(why is his name censored by this board? It's not a vulgarity lol... It's history...), same title and all... Maybe I am just weird, wiring's a little crossed...lol...