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[mosdefinition]

i guess i didnt notice any bug because of the wardens choices i made

[rfachini]

To me the big bug is no save at the end of the module. Not that I think it will have any major effects in DA2. (After all, I'm sure DA2 storyline will be fine for people who haven't played WH.) What bugged me was the fact that you get left a book at the end (in some cases) but you can't look at what it is. (item, codex entry, who knows?)

[Ye Elder Geeke]

Yeah, that's what has me wondering. WHAT is it that Morrigan leaves you? I've read through this entire thread (albeit in pieces) and didn't see that answered. You get a brief glance at two items, with the "sparkly highlight" on them if you have that setting enabled, but then the animation scene continues with no word as to what they are.



Anyone have the answer to that? Would appreciate it.

[rfachini]

I'm sure one of them is...



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The book the Dalish wanted back.

[Jon Jern_]

Thankfully I didn't get the DR bug, just the autosave bug. Hope that get's fixed.

[Ye Elder Geeke]

Yes, and she says that the book the Dalish want is one of the items. But there are TWO items in that brief view of what was left, both of which have the "treasure sparkle" highlight.



This is driving me batty with curiosity, lol...

[mosdefinition]

so am i the only one that actually went through the portal with her

[Mr Plow]

mosdefinition wrote...

so am i the only one that actually went through the portal with her

I went through with her, love-sick fool that I am


Despite suddenly denying her at Redcliffe

[NKKKK]

Actually, if you slept with her, but didn't do the ritual, you got a non-god baby child. That's not a mistake, the mistake is not recognizing the ritual.

[Stakis]

One plays Lair of the Shadow Broker and one plays this one and its like 2 different companies, very dissapointing, i see now its also buggy i was actualy kinda looking like a idiot at the monitor when morrigan starts with the deny this deny that when my ending in origins was me doing the ritual despite staying with leliana.

[arcane-weirdo]

Mr Plow wrote...

mosdefinition wrote...

so am i the only one that actually went through the portal with her

I went through with her, love-sick fool that I am

me too

[rfachini]

Yes, my first play through was with the portal. I have 10 full DAO play throughs and I'm working on an 11th (will probably be my last). I played WH three times but I'm waiting for the patch before I do any more. I'm also going to make a new character for WH and fight Morrigan.

Within the DAO storyline, I really don't get the philosophy of "Morrigan betrayed me, I'm going to kill her." She saved the Warden's life, and even if she leaves the group I don't see how it's a "betrayal" that merits death. If you ask her about the ritual she's upfront and tells you what she's doing and that you'll "never" see her or the child again. Maybe there's another storyline if you get her approval rating very low?

[Mooner911]

Stakis wrote...

One plays Lair of the Shadow Broker and one plays this one and its like 2 different companies, very dissapointing, i see now its also buggy i was actualy kinda looking like a idiot at the monitor when morrigan starts with the deny this deny that when my ending in origins was me doing the ritual despite staying with leliana.

Tactical corporate fubar that's resulted in reduced antisipation of DA 2. Solution: release a high-quality DLC to end DA:O on a high note.

[PSUHammer]

It did seem odd that there was no explanation or resolution of the Dalish book or the two companions you brought. What a disappointing and abrupt DLC.



It appears Gamespot.com agrees as they rated this a 5.0 out of 10.

[Lcat84]

Huh...?

[canuckR32]

rfachini wrote...

Within the DAO storyline, I really don't get the philosophy of "Morrigan betrayed me, I'm going to kill her." 

Me, too.  Morrigan was upfront about not seeing her/your child when she proposed the ritual.  I couldn't make myself choose the "Why did you betray me?" dialogue option -- even though my curiousity was killing me -- just because it did not compute with how I felt the story played out.

I'm not too bothered by how WH ended without explaining what Morrigan left you (besides the Dalish book).  I hope/assume it will be explained in DA2.  If not, then yes, that was a very abrupt way to end it.

I hope the patch will work for current WH save games and that I won't have to re-start a new WH with that particular warden.  I have other warden versions I want to send through WH once it's patched.

[Eragondragonrider]

Ledecius wrote...

Yes, and she says that the book the Dalish want is one of the items. But there are TWO items in that brief view of what was left, both of which have the "treasure sparkle" highlight.

This is driving me batty with curiosity, lol...

The books that are left behind are  the Dalish book and Flemeth Grimoire. Hopefully this will be answered in DOA2. I am thining that if you preformed the ritual with Morrigan then your son/daugter will be Hawke and this will be explain as such in DOA2.

Modifié par Eragondragonrider, 20 septembre 2010 - 04:06 .

[Bahlgan]

Eragondragonrider wrote...

Ledecius wrote...

Yes, and she says that the book the Dalish want is one of the items. But there are TWO items in that brief view of what was left, both of which have the "treasure sparkle" highlight.

This is driving me batty with curiosity, lol...

The books that are left behind are  the Dalish book and Flemeth Grimoire. Hopefully this will be answered in DOA2. I am thining that if you preformed the ritual with Morrigan then your son/daugter will be Hawke and this will be explain as such in DOA2.

Your claim that Hawke being the Warden's child wouldn't explain why he has a sister. Bethany was it? I doubt, despite the Amell rumor, that he is the mage warden's child either. I prefer to just sit back and wait until we get a concrete lot of proof. Perhaps previews on television will provide us, maybe..

Huh...?

Yes; that just happened!

Modifié par Bahlgan, 20 septembre 2010 - 05:51 .

[Garran]

Eragondragonrider wrote...

Ledecius wrote...

Yes, and she says that the book the Dalish want is one of the items. But there are TWO items in that brief view of what was left, both of which have the "treasure sparkle" highlight.

This is driving me batty with curiosity, lol...

The books that are left behind are  the Dalish book and Flemeth Grimoire. Hopefully this will be answered in DOA2. I am thining that if you preformed the ritual with Morrigan then your son/daugter will be Hawke and this will be explain as such in DOA2.

The God-baby definitely isn't Hawke as DA2 is set at the same time as DA:O (at the start anyway - the game covers events over a ten year period as I understand it) starting with Hawke escaping the blight attack on Lothering. which is before you sleep with Morrigan.

I've got a hunch Hawke is that kid you meet that lost his family although I'm not sure that explains his sister either.

Modifié par Garran, 20 septembre 2010 - 07:05 .

[BanditGR]

"Which means that Morrigan is not his mother and Hawke is not the god child in DA2."



Source : Victor Wachter

http://social.biowar...53709/2#3054770

[NKKKK]

I've got a hunch Hawke is that kid you meet that lost his family although I'm not sure that explains his sister either.

Wow, at this age and people still think this?

[JediHealerCosmin]

Hammer6767 wrote...

It did seem odd that there was no explanation or resolution of the Dalish book or the two companions you brought. What a disappointing and abrupt DLC.

It appears Gamespot.com agrees as they rated this a 5.0 out of 10.

That article was quite harsh. One of the hardest articles on a BioWare product.

[PSUHammer]

JediHealerCosmin wrote...

Hammer6767 wrote...

It did seem odd that there was no explanation or resolution of the Dalish book or the two companions you brought. What a disappointing and abrupt DLC.

It appears Gamespot.com agrees as they rated this a 5.0 out of 10.

That article was quite harsh. One of the hardest articles on a BioWare product.

True...but it goes to prove the point that game reviewers aren't all in league with development companies, as I often see presented on this site (ME2 reviews, being one example)