Just because a rough course is plotted for a few Dragon Age projects doesn't mean that anything is set in stone. For example, the Dragon Age director admitted that even he doesn't know how the series will eventually end since they haven't planned the story out that far in advance. The creative team won't bother figuring out what is going to happen beyond that. While BioWare might flesh out parts of a game's story ahead of time, the developer doesn't look further into the future than the next few entries. As such, Laidlaw confirmed that they do have a rough plan for what will happen in the next two installments of the Dragon Age franchise. Speaking more about the processes involved in writing each game, Dragon Age creative director Mike Laidlaw revealed that the development team always keeps future projects in mind. With this in mind, it's not surprising to understand why the idea behind a Dragon Age game is actually loosely written years before a project ever becomes known to the public.
The developer commonly spends years working on each individual entry of these popular series.īefore almost any other work on a game like Dragon Age can begin, however, BioWare must first plot out what will happen in any given title considering how story-driven their games tend to be. Making video games with as many twisting narrative arcs as found within BioWare's Dragon Age or Mass Effect franchises can take a lot of time.
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