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[gt86]

I imported my Dao save game from witch hunt where my warden went through the mirror with Morrigan. Yet I didn't see anything in Da 2 that used my import except at the very end with the seeker and Leliana saying the Champion just disappeared like the Warden. Did I miss something or what?

[Cuthlan]

Some of the cameos you see in the game are based off of the choices you made in Origins. The references to who is on the throne and things like that as well.

[gt86]

Ok figured that I just wanted and kept waiting on more info on Morrigan and my Warden from Dao and really didn't get any at all

Modifié par gt86, 12 mars 2011 - 05:06 .

[Sonris89]

The game told me I disappeared like the Warden and I didn't even play through witch hunt...

Only follow through I saw was a few cameos that didn't really lead to much of anything. Except House Harrowmounts last member being ambushed by carta thugs one play through.

[Thiefy]

there are a lot of referrences to choices made, plus you get a few items like the blood dragon armor set.

[Camilladilla]

If your Alistair is king and your Warden still lives, there's mention of the Hero of Ferelden during the Alistiar cameo. It's implied that your Warden's still adventuring around. So it does acknowledge the fact that your Warden didn't go with Morrigan through the mirror and was active at least seven years after the Blight.

[gt86]

Camilladilla wrote...

If your Alistair is king and your Warden still lives, there's mention of the Hero of Ferelden during the Alistiar cameo. It's implied that your Warden's still adventuring around. So it does acknowledge the fact that your Warden didn't go with Morrigan through the mirror and was active at least seven years after the Blight.

 


Allistar didn't say that , atleast not  from that I recall. I recall he told his uncle that the hero of Fereden has a name use it and that's it. Then Leliana and the seeker at the end of the game says he disappeared as does the Hawke.

[Camilladilla]

"Implied"

As Teagan and Alistair depart, Teagan mentions "the Hero of Ferelden should be returning soon" and Alistair goes on that "you're always so formal, he has a name you know."

Obviously this only happens if Alistair's king, your warden's alive and he didn't go with Morrigan through the Eluvian. If those conditions are met then it seems that your warden's active and hasn't gone missing yet at least seven years after DAO.

[HarlequinKing]

Sonris89 wrote...

The game told me I disappeared like the Warden and I didn't even play through witch hunt...

I thought this was a standard ending for the slide show in the Awakening expansion; that is, your Warden eventually decides to disappear for no known reason.

[gt86]

Camilladilla wrote...

"Implied"

As Teagan and Alistair depart, Teagan mentions "the Hero of Ferelden should be returning soon" and Alistair goes on that "you're always so formal, he has a name you know."

Obviously this only happens if Alistair's king, your warden's alive and he didn't go with Morrigan through the Eluvian. If those conditions are met then it seems that your warden's active and hasn't gone missing yet at least seven years after DAO.

Then when does Witch hunt take place because I went through the Eluvian with Morrigan at the end of witch hunt.

[mattmorg]

According to the game guide, there are just a couple of quests whose availability is contingent on what choices were imported from DAO (or chosen when creating a new character) as well. For example, if Alistair is on the throne, you get quest X; if not, you get quest Y.

[Camilladilla]

gt86 wrote...

Camilladilla wrote...

"Implied"

As Teagan and Alistair depart, Teagan mentions "the Hero of Ferelden should be returning soon" and Alistair goes on that "you're always so formal, he has a name you know."

Obviously this only happens if Alistair's king, your warden's alive and he didn't go with Morrigan through the Eluvian. If those conditions are met then it seems that your warden's active and hasn't gone missing yet at least seven years after DAO.

Then when does Witch hunt take place because I went through the Eluvian with Morrigan at the end of witch hunt.

Two and a half years after the end of DAO.

[Nocturnius89]

In the Mike Laidlaw interview in which he defends the game he mentions that the end game save of dragon age 2 still carries over the DA:O save as well. So our final save still has Origins and DA 2 save in it. We could see use of it in future installments?

[gt86]

Now I'm starting to get confused because I was under the impression that Da2 was happening at the same time as Dao until toward the end when Allistair shows up since he is now King. So does these mean Varric is telling the seeker the story of Hawke 2 1/2 - 3 years after it really happened?

[Camilladilla]

*scratches head*

Uh... the very beginning is the only part that DAO and DA2 coincide. DA2 spans over ten years, Act 1 is one year later, Act 2 is four years later and Act Three is seven years later. When Varric is telling the story, it's actually three years after the final boss fight so that totals ten years. So when Alistair shows up in Act 3, it's been seven years since the Blight, which means the Warden if you didn't make the ultimate sacrifice or go through the Eluvian, doesn't go missing until at least seven years later.

I'm not completely certain how you can miss it when ALL of the characters mentions how many years have passed and when Varric's narrating he SPECIFICALLY mentions how many years has passed. I get the feeling that I'm being trolled

Modifié par Camilladilla, 12 mars 2011 - 05:58 .

[gt86]

Not being trolled what so ever I just apparently missed some time while playing the game or my memory is leaving me in my old age Because I thought that Da2 was over a span of 7 years.