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[Cypher0020]

sticky....thread needs sticky

[Lost-brain]

So... No idea about when is the adventure take place? Before DAO, after awakening?

[Giubba]

No, nothing official.

But i find the argument that support the "before DAO" quite cubersome.

Why they should set DA2 in the aftermath of a previous blight  when it would place the game before the dragon age and when you just finished a game that was set during a blight in the dragon age?

Modifié par Giubba1985, 09 juillet 2010 - 03:36 .

[AliasGrace]

very helpful. Sticky please!

[Giubba]

up

[Lyssistr]

How odd, a voice of reason. Thumbs up for your thread, hope it gets sticky'd.



Would be great if you could keep it up to date.



For those asking why no info is released on which DA:O/DA:A characters will be relevant to DA2, it may be because people don't like spoilers. I want to find out about these things when I buy Dragon Age 2, not half a year before its release.

[dearlyblvd]

Arttis wrote...

SOme decisions may carry over.

They probably won't. I already showed why on previous posts in this same thread (basically DA:A removes the option to carry over). They might allow us to choose things like "What happened in the ending of the Landsmeet?", but analysing this from the point of view of the game designer, we see that it is very unlikely. It would make the beggining of the game very confusing and that is not what they are aiming for.

Modifié par dearlyblvd, 09 juillet 2010 - 04:57 .

[Giubba]

Lyssistr wrote...

How odd, a voice of reason. Thumbs up for your thread, hope it gets sticky'd.

Would be great if you could keep it up to date.

For those asking why no info is released on which DA:O/DA:A characters will be relevant to DA2, it may be because people don't like spoilers. I want to find out about these things when I buy Dragon Age 2, not half a year before its release.

i've tried to pm a couple of mods, let's see if they shown up and stick this topic  

[n2nw]

Excellent post. Thank you for requesting people post links for authenticity. Too many rumors + not enough truth = too much drama. Great idea.

[Anathemic]

Well I'm not sure if game informer is rumor or truth but it seems Hawke is going to have voice:

http://gameinformer....gon-age-ii.aspx

Ugh...

[Master Shiori]

We just learned five facts about Hawke, including that he will be voiced.

Gameinformer article

Modifié par Master Shiori, 09 juillet 2010 - 05:21 .

[Lord_Saulot]

Game informer is truth, because they are the ones putting out the article soon. That is probably info from the upcoming article.



Note also that it says Hawke fled the destruction of Lothering. That immeidately ties him into the previous story and world.

[SirOccam]

Hmm. GameInformer isn't an official source, but as they have had direct contact with BW for their next issue, I'm sure their info is most likely good. I think I'll go ahead and add some of that stuff, but in its own section, so people can accept/disregard as they will.

[Giubba]

Anathemic wrote...

Well I'm not sure if game informer is rumor or truth but it seems Hawke is going to have voice:
http://gameinformer....gon-age-ii.aspx
Ugh...

Well good, if it's done in a proper way it always a good thing.

I have nothing against voice over, i don't have a preference between Shepard/Geralt of Rivia type of hero and the Grey Warden type.

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

Hawke is the kid from the bridge in Lothering! It works. No family to worry about in DA2 and a brief brush with the Warden from DAO.

Plus, that little kid IS the bridge to DA2!!! ZOMG, I'm a genius.






Edit:   Genius: maybe.  Good at Spelling: no.

Modifié par RinpocheSchnozberry, 09 juillet 2010 - 05:47 .

[SirOccam]

I don't mind the idea of having a voiced character, as long as it sounds a lot more natural and organic than it did in the ME series. And I hope the text we select fits what the character says a LOT better than ME2 (and even Leliana's Song, for that matter).
It's just an assumption, but it's really starting to sound like the Kirkwall stuff will be part of the game. Depending on how soon it happens after he flees Lothering, there could definitely be overlapping time frames, since Lothering is pretty early in DAO's timeline.

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Hawke is the kid from the
bridge in Lothering! It works. No family to worry about in DA2 and a
brief brush with the Warden from DAO.

Plus, that little kid if the bridge to DA2!!! ZOMG, I'm a genius.

That would be really freaking cool actually. Err, well, it doesn't explain Hawke potentially being a woman though.

Modifié par SirOccam, 09 juillet 2010 - 05:31 .

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...

Hawke is the kid from the
bridge in Lothering! It works. No family to worry about in DA2 and a
brief brush with the Warden from DAO.

Plus, that little kid if the bridge to DA2!!! ZOMG, I'm a genius.

That would be really freaking cool actually. Err, well, it doesn't explain Hawke potentially being a woman though.

1)   Hawke had a high voice and was dirty from running to Lothering.  Could have been a girl!

2)  Hawke took a mean shot to the dingleberries on the way out of Lothering and has had to make some changes.

Modifié par RinpocheSchnozberry, 09 juillet 2010 - 05:57 .

[Mirander]

Master Shiori wrote...

We just learned five facts about Hawke, including that he will be voiced.

Gameinformer article

We also learned that DA2 basically starts after the Lothering part of DAO.  While there's likely other implications that can be drawn from that, one major one is that we can pretty much rule out the Godbaby as a party member.  If the Godbaby shows up at all, it will be as a... well, baby, and thus not terribly suited to combat.

[Lord_Saulot]

It doesn't say that the game starts after the Lothering part. It just says that is where Hawke came from.



That could just be the introduction, and game play could start somewhere else, like Kirkwall, and could start much later.

[SirOccam]

Mirander wrote...

Master Shiori wrote...

We just learned five facts about Hawke, including that he will be voiced.

Gameinformer article

We also learned that DA2 basically starts after the Lothering part of DAO.  While there's likely other implications that can be drawn from that, one major one is that we can pretty much rule out the Godbaby as a party member.  If the Godbaby shows up at all, it will be as a... well, baby, and thus not terribly suited to combat.

We don't technically know for sure that the flight to Kirkwall will be in the game, as in something you play. But still, you're right, since the game spans 10 years, that means that even if the GB is encountered later on, after a "years pass" cutscene, the max age he or she could be is like 9 (unless there's some freaky advanced-aging thing going on, which is entirely possible, I suppose...Claudia Black's character in Stargate SG-1 had a child who grew up very quickly indeed.).

It would be kind of interesting to have a child (or at least a very young) party member.

[Master Shiori]

It also means we can rule out seeing Morrigan in DA2.



For the first year of DA2 she would still be with the Warden in Ferelden, fighting the Blight.

Afterwards she'd be travelling with her child to Orlais.



It does mean that the Warden could easily still be alive during DA2, even after that game has ended.

[Blacklash93]

Anyone getting a Fable 3 vibe from all this with the whole 'become famous, rise to power' descricption?



Are we going to get any answes to the questions posed in Origins and Awakening? Is there even villain or a driving force to justify this story? I really hope this continues the story of the Old Gods, Tevinter, and the Black City somehow. At the very least...

[Lyssistr]

ha! Sir Occam applied his razor

[SirOccam]

Lyssistr wrote...

ha! Sir Occam applied his razor

Indeed.

No unnecessary assumptions, people!

[_THE GOD]

damn i cant wait for that trailer