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[jlb524]

Emperor Iaius I wrote...

It's probably just a mistake, anyway. There's no reason that Merrill wouldn't be speaking at all, except if they just couldn't get Ms. Myles.

Rumor says they didn't.

Though, it's only a rumor as of now.

[Maria Caliban]

TMA LIVE wrote...

I don't think she'll be talking though.

They're not going to have a DLC where all the companions talk but one.

1) All the companions talk
2) None of the companions talk
3) You're restricted in what companions you can take and they all talk.

That said, it's possible they brought in a new VA.

[jlb524]

Maria Caliban wrote...

That said, it's possible they brought in a new VA.

I'd prefer no new dialog to that. 

I don't think it's that big of an issue....it sucks, but I can deal.

[bleetman]

I think I'd prefer her just not say anything than have a different voice actor. Her silence would be disappointing, but not all that different to some of the quests in the main game. Her speaking in a different voice would be utterly incongruous, like if Anders switched between Greg Ellis and Adam Howden part way through DA2.

I guess we'll see, anyway.

[tmp7704]

Perhaps they've decided to leverage the framed narrative and lines of the companions will be done by Varric pretending to be them.

[Emperor Iaius I]

Varric doing imitations would make it all better, yes.

[tmp7704]

I imagine he'd show the entire action using the action figures as well, for full Spaceballs effect.

[Ulathar]

So, since BW is ready to reveal a few things on the Legacy DLC now (like in the presentation yesterday), I talked to Fernando Melo and asked him whether we could expect some cool new dialogues from our companions (especially Merrill ^^).

He just confirmed it, here you go:

Fernando Melo wrote...
All of the followers have brand new lines, and the new party banter is as good or better in some cases (in my opinion) than the main game - same writers, same VO talent, etc. In particular with the Family/Carta/Wardens connection, there are also unique scenes with followers like the siblings, Varric and Anders. Also, depending on which point in the game you begin there are also scenes with Mother.

I rather like this

Modifié par Systemlord Baal, 08 juillet 2011 - 06:29 .

[bleetman]

Fernando Melo wrote...

there are also unique scenes with followers like the siblings, Varric and Anders.

Huh. This may be the first time I've actually felt bad about stabbing Anders in the spine. Thank you for introducing me to a genuinely new sensation.

[Knight of Dane]

Huh, scenes with mother? Then I might put the latest playthrough on hold until i get this DLC...

I really hope Warden Beth/Carver has special dialogue, i'd also like them to recognize Sebastian in some way, (Banter, please!)
If they note Merrill as my LI will be interesting too

[Knight of Dane]

bleetman wrote...

Fernando Melo wrote...

there are also unique scenes with followers like the siblings, Varric and Anders.

Huh. This may be the first time I've actually felt bad about stabbing Anders in the spine. Thank you for introducing me to a genuinely new sensation.

Start the thing from a point where Anders has his stabbing yet to come.
Isn't there a autosave for the start of each act? :/

[maultz]

Systemlord Baal wrote...

So, since BW is ready to reveal a few things on the Legacy DLC now (like in the presentation yesterday), I talked to Fernando Melo and asked him whether we could expect some cool new dialogues from our companions (especially Merrill ^^).

He just confirmed it, here you go:

Fernando Melo wrote...
All of the followers have brand new lines, and the new party banter is as good or better in some cases (in my opinion) than the main game - same writers, same VO talent, etc. In particular with the Family/Carta/Wardens connection, there are also unique scenes with followers like the siblings, Varric and Anders. Also, depending on which point in the game you begin there are also scenes with Mother.

I rather like this

You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar, thank you for this information, now i'm really going to buy the dlc 

[PseudoEthnic]

I'll be taking Merrill, Carver, and Varric in this DLC.

[Giggles_Manically]

Nice.

Have my canon run done with a Merrill rival mance and Bethany alive.
Have my Merrill friend mance in act 2, with Carver in the Templars.

[Fernando Melo]

Knight of Dane wrote...

...i'd also like them to recognize Sebastian in some way, (Banter, please!)

Yep.  Basically any follower that appears in the party selection screen including Sebastian (if you have Exiled Prince DLC) you can bring, and they will have new lines.

[TheBlackBaron]

Do the sibs come back temporarily if you're doing the DLC in Act II or Act III? That would be one thing that might get me to buy it.

[Knight of Dane]

Fernando Melo wrote...

Knight of Dane wrote...

...i'd also like them to recognize Sebastian in some way, (Banter, please!)

Yep.  Basically any follower that appears in the party selection screen including Sebastian (if you have Exiled Prince DLC) you can bring, and they will have new lines.

Great! This is the main reason i was sad Seb wasn't a act 1 companion, missing dialogue with Bethany and Carver thanks!
Definetely getting this now

[Giggles_Manically]

The real thing I want to know is if there will be new places to gain Friendship and Rivalry.

[Knight of Dane]

TheBlackBaron wrote...

Do the sibs come back temporarily if you're doing the DLC in Act II or Act III? That would be one thing that might get me to buy it.

I haven't coem across anything that denies or confirms a tempoary return, but I'm guessing no, the trophy that requires Carver or Beth to be present must be gained before act 2 or after the game is finished and they've returned.

[Knight of Dane]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

The real thing I want to know is if there will be new places to gain Friendship and Rivalry.

Hawke: *Fries Velanna and Seranni*
Merrill: Rivalry +50

[DRTJR]

Merrill, Fenris, and Verric.

[Fernando Melo]

TheBlackBaron wrote...

Do the sibs come back temporarily if you're doing the DLC in Act II or Act III? That would be one thing that might get me to buy it.

Yes. I won't spoil it with the how, but as I mentioned above as long as they exist in your party selection screen (whether selectable or not in main game due to their duties) you will have access to them for the DLC.

[TheBlackBaron]

Fernando Melo wrote...

TheBlackBaron wrote...

Do the sibs come back temporarily if you're doing the DLC in Act II or Act III? That would be one thing that might get me to buy it.

Yes. I won't spoil it with the how, but as I mentioned above as long as they exist in your party selection screen (whether selectable or not in main game due to their duties) you will have access to them for the DLC.

Huh. Cool to know. Thanks, Mr. Melo.

[plumededragop]

Fernando Melo wrote...

TheBlackBaron wrote...

Do the sibs come back temporarily if you're doing the DLC in Act II or Act III? That would be one thing that might get me to buy it.

Yes. I won't spoil it with the how, but as I mentioned above as long as they exist in your party selection screen (whether selectable or not in main game due to their duties) you will have access to them for the DLC.

Really? Wow that's brillant!

[Auroras]

Esbatty wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

Esbatty wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

You can't really justify keeping the arulin'holm...it's theft...plus stabbing Merrill in the back.

No I distinctly remember putting about 300 hundred arrows into the Varterral whilst simulatenously chanting "ItsNotASpider" repeatedly and then Marethari personally handing the carving knife to me. She says so specifically "I'm giving this to you Hawke." So the Keeper, who is a Leader of the Dalish people and thus completely aware of the rules governing their customs and tradition, hands me a filthy filthy thief and killer of a Shemlen their sacred whittlin' knife.

Its not theft if I earned it and was specifically given it. I am merely the arbiter of its ownership. Essentially I am an escrow with a conscience.

Not really...it rightfully belongs to Merrill...she called the rite...she accomplished the goal (even though she had others aid her).  The tool belongs to any member of the clan that calls the rite and does the task (regardless if they had help)..the tool belongs to Merrill under Dalish custom...when did Hawke become a member of that Dalish clan?

The Keeper defied her word and Dalish custom....

Which makes her rebel like Edward James Olmos in Stand and Deliver. You don't mess the Olmos... or Marethari.

That's wassup.