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Reader Discussion: Which BioWare Character Are You Looking Forward To Seeing Again?
BioWare has earned much acclaim for its ability to craft interesting characters. We all have our favorites and ones we hope to be reunited with again.
This past week I wrote about my enthusiasm for seeing Varric return in Dragon Age: Inquisition. We've also seen a number of returning characters revealed, such as Morrigan, Cullen, Leliana, and Cassandra.
The excitement of spotting one of your favorites again is always exciting. However, Dragon Age: Inquisition isn't the only game that BioWare has in the works. BioWare Montreal is also working on a new Mass Effect game. While Shepard's story is over, BioWare is crafting a new adventure in the universe. We don't know much about the new Mass Effect game, nor do we even know if the time period will line up with a chance for past characters to return. Still, we can hope that some familiar faces grace our presence, or are alluded to in some way.
With Dragon Age: Inquisition and a new Mass Effect game in the works, it got me wondering which characters are you/would be excited to have back and why? Let us know in the comments below.
My Picks:
Personally, seeing Varric, Morrigan, and Leliana back in Dragon Age: Inquisition is already thrilling. I wouldn't mind seeing Isabela back, merely for her hilarious banter with Varric. As for Mass Effect, Garrus is such a hard character to let go of; he's your bro, after all.
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