41 réponses à ce sujet

[Funny_chan]

Afterall, it seems that most (if not all) of the game will happen in the Free Marches, the same place Nathaniel was living before returning to Ferelden in Awakening.

[ElvaliaRavenHart]

Excellent point, might be a cameo in the making.

[DraCZeQQ]

Nathaniel is dead .. executed for robbery, trespassing and assault on guards ...

[Rhjh20]

^^^and slander

[Funny_chan]

DraCZeQQ wrote...

Nathaniel is dead .. executed for robbery, trespassing and assault on guards ...

LOL, I understand.

But it seems that the beginning of Dragon Age 2 will happen during Ferelden's blight, before Awakenings (thus, before Nathaniel was executed by some).

[Tora Panthera]

DraCZeQQ wrote...

Nathaniel is dead .. executed for robbery, trespassing and assault on guards ...

I believe they're talking about Nathaniel before he meets the warden in awakening, so no matter one's choices he could appear, I think.

[Risax]

I don't know, Awakening was 6 or 9 months afer Origins right?

So after how many days/weeks/months/years does DA:O take place?

If it isn't too much time after DA:O then Howe can at least be a companion in the Prologue then Hawke tells him the news about the Blight and everything and Nathaniel has to return to Ameranthine.

[Funny_chan]

ElvaliaRavenHart wrote...

Excellent point, might be a cameo in the making.

Thanks, friend.

It's good to see that someone agrees.

[yasuraka.hakkyou]

No, because I think Bioware hates us.

[Lillgremlin]

Risax wrote...

I don't know, Awakening was 6 or 9 months afer Origins right?
So after how many days/weeks/months/years does DA:O take place?
If it isn't too much time after DA:O then Howe can at least be a companion in the Prologue then Hawke tells him the news about the Blight and everything and Nathaniel has to return to Ameranthine.

DA:O Takes place over the space of a year.

[Risax]

Lillgremlin wrote...

Risax wrote...

I don't know, Awakening was 6 or 9 months afer Origins right?
So after how many days/weeks/months/years does DA:O take place?
If it isn't too much time after DA:O then Howe can at least be a companion in the Prologue then Hawke tells him the news about the Blight and everything and Nathaniel has to return to Ameranthine.

DA:O Takes place over the space of a year.

*facepalm* I mean after DA:O ended after how much time does DA2 start

[yasuraka.hakkyou]

Risax: Isn't it "F--k if we know" at the moment?

[shadowpiranha]

I wondered this myself yesterday, seeing as Nathaniel was in the Free Marches during the Blight. It would be nice to see him, I got to like the guy a lot.

[Utoryo]

Nathaniel wasn't just in the Free Marches - he was (at least at one point in time) at Kirkwall. He says so himself very explicitly (I replayed that part yesterday just after the DA2 announcement, although I honestly can't remember during which conversation it occurs, sorry).

It could be a fun encounter - although I'd be surprised if it was much more than a quick cameo.

Modifié par Utoryo, 10 juillet 2010 - 05:50 .

[Zerthus]

Risax wrote...

Lillgremlin wrote...

Risax wrote...

I don't know, Awakening was 6 or 9 months afer Origins right?
So after how many days/weeks/months/years does DA:O take place?
If it isn't too much time after DA:O then Howe can at least be a companion in the Prologue then Hawke tells him the news about the Blight and everything and Nathaniel has to return to Ameranthine.

DA:O Takes place over the space of a year.

*facepalm* I mean after DA:O ended after how much time does DA2 start

It hasn't been announced yet. All we know is DA2 will take place through out a total of 10 years. 
Some things that can be assumed is that it will actually be a while after DA:O ended. This is from the appearance of Hawke, shown so far, being of a mature adult. That shows that much time has passed, since he was a child at the time The Warden reached Lothering. 

[yogolol]

Risax wrote...

Lillgremlin wrote...

Risax wrote...

I don't know, Awakening was 6 or 9 months afer Origins right?
So after how many days/weeks/months/years does DA:O take place?
If it isn't too much time after DA:O then Howe can at least be a companion in the Prologue then Hawke tells him the news about the Blight and everything and Nathaniel has to return to Ameranthine.

DA:O Takes place over the space of a year.

*facepalm* I mean after DA:O ended after how much time does DA2 start

I think I read 10 years somewhere.

[Risax]

Utoryo wrote...

Nathaniel wasn't just in the Free Marches - he was (at least at one point in time) at Kirkwall. He says so himself very explicitly (I replayed that part yesterday just after the DA2 announcement, although I honestly can't remember during which conversation it occurs, sorry).

It could be a fun encounter - although I'd be surprised if it was much more than a quick cameo.

Yeah same as with Awekening when you see Wynne:'hello please do this quest for me, quest finished, K thx bye.
I would hate to see this happen Nathaniel, Sigrun and Anders where the only NEW interesting characters, Vellena and Justice where just annoying and Oghren was still funny.

Modifié par Risax, 10 juillet 2010 - 05:56 .

[Risax]

yogolol wrote...

Risax wrote...

Lillgremlin wrote...

Risax wrote...

I don't know, Awakening was 6 or 9 months afer Origins right?
So after how many days/weeks/months/years does DA:O take place?
If it isn't too much time after DA:O then Howe can at least be a companion in the Prologue then Hawke tells him the news about the Blight and everything and Nathaniel has to return to Ameranthine.

DA:O Takes place over the space of a year.

*facepalm* I mean after DA:O ended after how much time does DA2 start

I think I read 10 years somewhere.

'Wasn't it Hawke's story taking place in a 10 year span?

[MKDAWUSS]

DraCZeQQ wrote...

Nathaniel is dead .. executed because Bryce Cousland's youngest promised Rendon Howe that his wife and children would die as well

[Utoryo]

Risax: Yup, unless we discover he left the Free Marches for a reason and Hawke was part of that reason (e.g. you get to fight *against* him and he flees), so that returning to Ferelden wasn't his first choice. We'll see.

On a sidenote... I thought Justice was an awesome character personally. Of course he's single-sided and repetitive: he's a spirit of Justice, damnit! But the dialogue with the lyrium ring and his feelings towards Kristoff's life and wife are interesting, as is what. He's also one of the few characters where you've got true closure, with very little chance of ever meeting him again.

And DA2 will presumably have a short playable sequence where you flee from Lothering to the Free Marches, so it begins at nearly the same time as DAO but ends much later.

Modifié par Utoryo, 10 juillet 2010 - 06:03 .

[BlackyBlack]

Since he can die, no

[Utoryo]

BlackyBlack: I'm just repeating this one last time since everyone seems to miss it: DA2 starts before Awakening. Nathaniel nearly certainly hasn't left Kirkwall yet when Hawke arrives.

[Aristorum]

I think it might be a bit far fetched to think Hawke will run into ONE rogue in all of the Free Marches.

[Risax]

Utoryo wrote...

BlackyBlack: I'm just repeating this one last time since everyone seems to miss it: DA2 starts before Awakening. Nathaniel nearly certainly hasn't left Kirkwall yet when Hawke arrives.

Thanks Utoryo I wanted too know when excactly DA2 started in the Dragon Age timeline.

[Funny_chan]

Aristorum wrote...

I think it might be a bit far fetched to think Hawke will run into ONE rogue in all of the Free Marches.

I understand, but real life logic shouldn't be our concern here, afterall there are so many "virtually impossible" facts in Origins and Awakenings storylines.

Also, as Utoryo pointed out,  Nathaniel "wasn't just in the Free Marches - he was (at least at one point in
time) at Kirkwall".