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[Sabariel]

Since I accidentally deleted my "canon" play through I'm importing my "evil" City Elf.

[youngzman]

I'm going to do a run of a Female-Twohander-Love with Zev[never done it before. Interesting.]-"Good"

Still debating on race.

[howwedoit]

Female Amell, spirit healer (not decided on her other specialities), romancing Alistair. Sides with Caradin and Bhelen, sides with the mages, convinces Zathrian to lift curse/sides with the elves, preserves the urn of sacred ashes and kills the dragon but also kills Brother Genitivi to stop Chantry power from spreading, will make Anora queen, refuses Morrigan's ritual - Alistair ends up sacraficing himself.



In Awakenings recruits everyone she can and ends up with fullish approval from everyone, fully upgrades the Keep, saves the city, sides with the Architect. Oh, and lets Morrigan go through the Mirror.



I'm then going to make a Human Noble king or queen and makes a few different choices to change things up a bit and see how it changes DA2... And I will do the same with a Brosca if I have time ^^

[philbo1965uk]

None..what would be the point ?

None of your decisions made as warden really matter with this iteration..Bioware have even remarked themselves that DA2 is a great starting point to join the franchise.

Modifié par philbo1965uk, 19 février 2011 - 01:25 .

[Haasth]

philbo1965uk wrote...

None..what would be the point ?

None of your decisions made as warden really matter with this iteration..Bioware have even remarked themselves that DA2 is a great starting point to join the franchise.

There is as much point to importing in this as there is to Mass Effect. If you do not import you will get the default choices, meaning some things won't be to your liking as they could have been in Dragon Age 2. References, certain people alive/dead. Etc. 

That is the point. Personally, I think it is pretty important to have the references I want. 
That way it feels as if there is more continuity between Dragon Age (1) and Dragon Age 2. 

Modifié par Haasth, 19 février 2011 - 01:43 .

[Giltspur]

My first import will be a mage that did the Dark Ritual with Morrigan and played kingmaker to Alistair before saying goodbye to the fame and glory to take Zevran and Dog in search of Morrigan...only to get pulled by a hook to Amaranthine (yoink!) wherein he armored up the keep, fixed trade since that would benefit the most, saved Amaranthine and killed the Architect for being a creepy bastard.  After his minions returned with news of Morrigan, our hero, ring in hand, found her and walked through the portal with her.

Now a new champion...that's also a mage...with black hair...and a beard...with another Behind-the-Name name...and in fact a relative to the Warden...will arise.

Is it weird that so similar a man would rise up to be Thedas's next torrential force of nature?  Perhaps. Or perhaps Flemeth just knows a good pawn when she sees one.

Modifié par Giltspur, 19 février 2011 - 01:46 .

[philbo1965uk]

Only this one speaks out loud and isn't your voice.



I hate a voiced Protaganist

[caradoc2000]

HF mage with DR.

[Haasth]

philbo1965uk wrote...

Only this one speaks out loud and isn't your voice.

I hate a voiced Protaganist

Mass Effect approach for you... 

[Haasth]

320 votes.



I think it is safe to say Human Noble wins by miles. 40% of all votes.

[ALVIG824]

"bad guy" - male warrior (S&S) dalish elf



"good guy" - famle warrior (2H) human noble

[ZeroDotZero]

My first - Human Mage, was my first playthrough. Makes sense to be my first for DA2 as well.

My second - City Elf Rogue, my second playthrough was a bit more 'completionistic', for lack of a real word. I will strive to complete more content second time round.

My third - Dwarf Commoner, my first true 100% playthrough. I would consider this to be my 'canon', I think.

My fourth - Human Mage again, my 'evil' playthrough, all companions dead or sent away. All the worst possible choices made. Should be interesting.

My fifth - Human Noble, the other 100% playthrough, which is the only other one I could consider my 'canon'. I am hoping for some interesting choices, as I am playing this one with DA2 firmly in mind.

[ComTrav]

My import isn't quite as important to me in DA as it is in ME; in ME its the same character, and the same story, and DA2 is a totally new story, and my Gray Warden already had his whole story and arc.



I am importing my dwarf noble, though, it's my most 'canon' playthrough, because it was my first playthrough. I personally tend to consider my first playthroughs the most 'canon', because later on I'm more likely to game the system to get results I want, or even make different choices 'just to see something different'.



And man, Human Noble freaking crushing in the poll. I don't think Circle Mage would even be close if it wasn't the only possible origin for mage-class characters.

[Incantrix]

My female human mage, Akasha, who had her happily ever after as chanceller with Alistair...and ran off into the sunset with him.



Put bhelen on the throne



Much to her dismay, did the dark ritual (eventhough she was actually good friends with Morrigan)



Put Alistair on the throne

[Haasth]

ComTrav wrote...
And man, Human Noble freaking crushing in the poll. I don't think Circle Mage would even be close if it wasn't the only possible origin for mage-class characters.

Yeah, that's the thing. I can understand Circle Mage quite a bit because for all the Mage fans out there that's the only thing they can do (Sadly, I would have loved an apostate origin). But damn, is Human Noble liked. 'tis a good origin, that's for sure. 

[kjdhgfiliuhwe]

Humans only have the tower (mage) or Human noble (rogue/warrior). Obviously Human Noble has the odds stacked well for it when elves have three different origins and dwarves have two different origins but only two classes.



It's basic math people.

[Wulfram]

kjdhgfiliuhwe wrote...

Humans only have the tower (mage) or Human noble (rogue/warrior). Obviously Human Noble has the odds stacked well for it when elves have three different origins and dwarves have two different origins but only two classes.

It's basic math people.

HN still gets almost twice the two elf exclusive origins combined

[kjdhgfiliuhwe]

Wulfram wrote...

kjdhgfiliuhwe wrote...

Humans only have the tower (mage) or Human noble (rogue/warrior). Obviously Human Noble has the odds stacked well for it when elves have three different origins and dwarves have two different origins but only two classes.

It's basic math people.

HN still gets almost twice the two elf exclusive origins combined

I'm pretty sure that can be explained by how effeminate elves are in Dragon Age. I know that offends elf lovers, but let's try to look at this objectively through the lens of a typical young male gamer. 

[ElvaliaRavenHart]

mpdx wrote...

In order from each playthrough
Magi (Human Male, romanced Morrigan)
Human Noble (Female, romanced Alistair)
City Elf (Male, romanced Leliana)
Dwarf Commoner (Female, romanced Zevran)
Dalish Elf (Female, romanced Leliana)
Dwarf Noble (Male, romanced Zevran)
Magi (Elf Male, romanced no one)

I've been considering doing a playthrough where I don't romance anyone to see what happens in DA2.  Something to consider.

[Riloux]

I'm not, because I know it won't make any difference.