@@Mysticpheenix Bioware can make anyone come back whenever they feel like, especially as lyrium is involved, for better or worse. Leliana is an outright Lyrium Being/Ghost thing to explain her dying in DAO. My own thought is that Bioware rarely has a major character optionally die now without an idea of how to use them later (like Hawke 'dead' in the Fade).
@@SwobyJ I mean whoever dies of the two is plainly stated that their body disappeared and not even Emmerich could find them in the fade, wich is very suspicious. I would not be surprised if in the next game it's revealed that the new mysterious faction had something to do with that.
@@pinnacleevolution1634 Yep in the end, this is all kind of pulpy (in the better way) fiction, that the writers can give themselves all sorts of 'outs'. Veilguard was a game that just finally had to release, and follow up on Inquisition, and probably rearrange the worldbuilding, but little more. There's all the room for anything to happen now, and I can visualize Bioware with a wet finger to the air to see where the winds are blowing in regards to the range from totally leaving the last games and their tone behind, or going back to about as much of a return as at least Inquisition was (choices, references, connections). Some of this would be canonizing 'they lived!' like Leliana, at least in some sense.
With this choice, does it chance the outcome if u pick harding to lead the 2nd team?
I just literally played it and no, the outcome there is the same sadly.
@Northalix That sucks! U would think with that anger. It would increase her chances of survival. Sigh.
@@Mysticpheenix Bioware can make anyone come back whenever they feel like, especially as lyrium is involved, for better or worse. Leliana is an outright Lyrium Being/Ghost thing to explain her dying in DAO. My own thought is that Bioware rarely has a major character optionally die now without an idea of how to use them later (like Hawke 'dead' in the Fade).
@@SwobyJ I mean whoever dies of the two is plainly stated that their body disappeared and not even Emmerich could find them in the fade, wich is very suspicious. I would not be surprised if in the next game it's revealed that the new mysterious faction had something to do with that.
@@pinnacleevolution1634 Yep in the end, this is all kind of pulpy (in the better way) fiction, that the writers can give themselves all sorts of 'outs'. Veilguard was a game that just finally had to release, and follow up on Inquisition, and probably rearrange the worldbuilding, but little more. There's all the room for anything to happen now, and I can visualize Bioware with a wet finger to the air to see where the winds are blowing in regards to the range from totally leaving the last games and their tone behind, or going back to about as much of a return as at least Inquisition was (choices, references, connections). Some of this would be canonizing 'they lived!' like Leliana, at least in some sense.