BioWare highlighted the particular individuals, not in Dragon Age 4, but the characters players can
expect to see in the game, in a new update that also included a key scoop about the forthcoming Mass
Effect game. Dragon Age 4 will have a new protagonist, as we already know. Solas and Varric both
appeared to be eager to return. We wouldn't be surprised if Morrigan, the Inquisitor, and other characters
made cameo appearances. If anything happens to the story or story, they will take on a personality,
unlike any other time.

Maciej Kurowski, the game's technical director, teased the team about taking "characters very seriously"
in the update. To that aim, Kurowski suggests that the characters, at least the primary ones, will have a
"personality" that will demonstrate a new technology rather than a single patent.

According to the creator, the technical talent that develops a game can be divided into two parts: tools
and software used by the game's developers, and technology that players interact with in real-time. And,
while the player's perception of the running time is accurate, the developers can increase the final
game's quality and performance. We established numerous principles to which we wanted to construct
the game at the outset, the most effective of which was the usage of the appropriate tools for our system.
I feel that reducing the risks that developers face in their daily work allows them to be more innovative.
Making the tools easier and more trustworthy is always a good idea. We're always learning and pushing
ourselves, and we're becoming better with each game. However, we can always improve. We take
characters seriously and put in more effort than ever before to give them personality.

Unfortunately, there's no way of knowing when everything will be well; we'll only be able to hear this
narrative for a few hours. If BioWare felt confident that something substantial will be released this year,
they would most likely tease it, but for the time being, they are keeping that aspect of the communication
ambiguous.