How does that work if i sarcfice myself at the end to destroy the archdemon for awakening and such? Do i still get the gear, storyline and such or what?
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HippeusOmega
, mars 30 2011 07:25
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Posté 30 mars 2011 - 07:39
TheBlackBaron
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If you import a dead Warden into Awakening, they're retconned into being alive, and you'll start with your gear.
Otherwise you start-up an Orlesian Warden with a default storyline and some start-up gear.
Otherwise you start-up an Orlesian Warden with a default storyline and some start-up gear.
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Posté 30 mars 2011 - 09:20
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TheBlackBaron wrote...
If you import a dead Warden into Awakening, they're retconned into being alive, and you'll start with your gear.
Yep. This is to spare you having to go to an old save and do the final battle again (or, if you're a female Warden romancing Alistair, the entire DENERIM SIEGE all over again, as you CAN'T sacrifice yourself in that situation).
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Posté 30 mars 2011 - 02:59
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I'm still curious as to what the cannon ending is. I'd rather my Warden sacrifice himself to slay the Archdemon, but I can't help but feel like in the cannon ending he is supposed to live.
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Posté 30 mars 2011 - 04:12
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Don't think there is one. If you don't import a game into DA2, you can choose from three default beginnings: 1) Ritual done (no deaths) 2) Ultimate sacrifice by a dalish elf or 3) Loghain dies as the redeemer.Darkshore wrote...
I'm still curious as to what the cannon ending is. I'd rather my Warden sacrifice himself to slay the Archdemon, but I can't help but feel like in the cannon ending he is supposed to live.
If you import an orelsian, it will carry over the Awakening (and Witch Hunt if you have it) data, but it will fill in the blank origins data with the first default ("Hero of Ferelden," meaning ritual was done by Cousland with Alistair as the ruler) on the list.
So if you want to sacrifice your warden, go ahead and do that. Import into DA2 from there. Lack of Awakening will mean you'd miss a cameo or two, but it's not a dealbraker. It will still acknowledge the warden died.
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Posté 31 mars 2011 - 02:26
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Darkshore wrote...
I'm still curious as to what the cannon ending is. I'd rather my Warden sacrifice himself to slay the Archdemon, but I can't help but feel like in the cannon ending he is supposed to live.
There is no canonin DA. The only canon there is, is what you consider to be your own personal canon.
So if sacrificing your Warden feels like the right thing to do, do so.
