Aris Ravenstar wrote...
I prefer uniformity to using resources trying to please everyone and Anders getting a smaller role because of it.
I like choices until they turn the game into a convoluted mess and plot suffers for the sake of sorting out all of the resulting variables. Good luck to them with ME3, is all I can say.SgtElias wrote...
Aris Ravenstar wrote...
I prefer uniformity to using resources trying to please everyone and Anders getting a smaller role because of it.
I personally like seeing player choice displayed as often as possible, but I understand it'd probably be easier to have just one Anders/Justice for everyone. Either one is good.
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Modifié par shadowhawk233, 08 février 2011 - 04:02 .
prazision wrote...
Gaider said they had no problem retconning character deaths if they wanted to bring a character back, so now it seems clear he was referring to Anders. I really doubt they would have different dialogue for "Anders that you let live in Awakening" and "Anders that died in Awakening".
They're just going to say "Nope, Anders lived through Awakening and was a Grey Warden, no matter what happened in your game".
David Gaider wrote...
Just a word of caution:
Until you see the official reveal, don't assume that Anders is what you think he is-- or that he's the same person from DAO:A. People change.
That said: yay, Anders!
Threeparts wrote...
Since mages can enter the Fade lucidly when they dream, perhaps he voluntarily sought out Justice and made some sort of deal with him. Or perhaps he isn't actually aware that Justice has taken an interest in him until he finds out about his Tranquil friend. Perhaps he 'blacks out' when Justice takes over, leaving him with no idea what just happened.
stephen1493 wrote...
pprrff wrote...
Okay, since it's such an obvious question I'd assumed that someone must have mentioned it, but I hesitate to read through 30 pages of posts so here it goes and don't yell at me for repeating:
Could Anders have died in Awakening? If you don't conscript him does he die? If you leave him at the Virgil's Keep while saving Aramanthine, could he also die there?
Yes.
Maybe. He might have escaped.
Depends if you had the vigils keep properly defended. If no, then Anders bites the dust.
prazision wrote...
Gaider said they had no problem retconning character deaths if they wanted to bring a character back, so now it seems clear he was referring to Anders. I really doubt they would have different dialogue for "Anders that you let live in Awakening" and "Anders that died in Awakening".
They're just going to say "Nope, Anders lived through Awakening and was a Grey Warden, no matter what happened in your game".
Saibh wrote...
I wonder who the last of the companions we can pick up are? By every indication, they all come pretty early.
Modifié par dreamextractor, 08 février 2011 - 04:19 .
Tease.David Gaider wrote...
You are incorrect, but you'll have to wait and see what the details are.
David Gaider wrote...
You are incorrect, but you'll have to wait and see what the details are.
Nonoru wrote...
My guess is,Anders is not a Grey Warden in DA2.He may have been given to the templars by the Grey Commander.Then he could just have escaped them.
Nonoru wrote...
My guess is,Anders is not a Grey Warden in DA2.He may have been given to the templars by the Grey Commander.Then he could just have escaped them.
David Gaider wrote...
prazision wrote...
Gaider said they had no problem retconning character deaths if they wanted to bring a character back, so now it seems clear he was referring to Anders. I really doubt they would have different dialogue for "Anders that you let live in Awakening" and "Anders that died in Awakening".
They're just going to say "Nope, Anders lived through Awakening and was a Grey Warden, no matter what happened in your game".
You are incorrect, but you'll have to wait and see what the details are.
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