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[Delanish]

Wha thappens if you let Anders be captured or kill him in Awakening and then play Dragon age 2? or/and you kill Justice in awakening

Modifié par Delanish, 05 août 2011 - 06:58 .

[berelinde]

He shows up, same as he always does. If your Warden turned him over to the templars, he escapes again. If either he or Justice dies, they got better. Actually, Nathaniel asks him about it, and he'll say that he didn't die. The body that was found must not have been his.

[Delanish]

What about if Fenris kills him?

[AstraDrakkar]

Anders wears elite plot armor

[Knight of Dane]

Don't worry dear, you can get to kill your very own Janders in the end. Always.

[Masako52]

berelinde wrote...

He shows up, same as he always does. If your Warden turned him over to the templars, he escapes again. If either he or Justice dies, they got better. Actually, Nathaniel asks him about it, and he'll say that he didn't die. The body that was found must not have been his.

I thought his body was never found, in his Awakening ending. I seem to remember when I played Awakening that Anders' "death" was deliberately vague. And Justice, well, he can't really die, per se. He's a spirit.

[Knight of Dane]

Masako52 wrote...

berelinde wrote...

He shows up, same as he always does. If your Warden turned him over to the templars, he escapes again. If either he or Justice dies, they got better. Actually, Nathaniel asks him about it, and he'll say that he didn't die. The body that was found must not have been his.

I thought his body was never found, in his Awakening ending. I seem to remember when I played Awakening that Anders' "death" was deliberately vague. And Justice, well, he can't really die, per se. He's a spirit.

Also why i predict that a killed Anders will return as pure Vengance/Justice, a posessed corpse, later.

[berelinde]

Knight of Dane wrote...

Masako52 wrote...

berelinde wrote...

He shows up, same as he always does. If your Warden turned him over to the templars, he escapes again. If either he or Justice dies, they got better. Actually, Nathaniel asks him about it, and he'll say that he didn't die. The body that was found must not have been his.

I thought his body was never found, in his Awakening ending. I seem to remember when I played Awakening that Anders' "death" was deliberately vague. And Justice, well, he can't really die, per se. He's a spirit.

Also why i predict that a killed Anders will return as pure Vengance/Justice, a posessed corpse, later.

Not in my game, he won't. I never kill him. Of course, he might get hit by a rampaging bronto or something, but that would really be a low blow to players who do keep him alive.

[Ryzaki]

Knight of Dane wrote...

Masako52 wrote...

berelinde wrote...

He shows up, same as he always does. If your Warden turned him over to the templars, he escapes again. If either he or Justice dies, they got better. Actually, Nathaniel asks him about it, and he'll say that he didn't die. The body that was found must not have been his.

I thought his body was never found, in his Awakening ending. I seem to remember when I played Awakening that Anders' "death" was deliberately vague. And Justice, well, he can't really die, per se. He's a spirit.

Also why i predict that a killed Anders will return as pure Vengance/Justice, a posessed corpse, later.

That would be pretty lame. 

Gaider did say Anders was dead if you killed him. I hope that includes Vengeance/Justice as well. It was bad enough with Leliana magically coming back from the dead. 

[Delanish]

debating on playing DA2 over again and this time with a preset or just play DA1 then 2 if i go i think i go rogue or mage. not sure which

[Knight of Dane]

berelinde wrote...

Knight of Dane wrote...

Masako52 wrote...

berelinde wrote...

He shows up, same as he always does. If your Warden turned him over to the templars, he escapes again. If either he or Justice dies, they got better. Actually, Nathaniel asks him about it, and he'll say that he didn't die. The body that was found must not have been his.

I thought his body was never found, in his Awakening ending. I seem to remember when I played Awakening that Anders' "death" was deliberately vague. And Justice, well, he can't really die, per se. He's a spirit.

Also why i predict that a killed Anders will return as pure Vengance/Justice, a posessed corpse, later.

Not in my game, he won't. I never kill him. Of course, he might get hit by a rampaging bronto or something, but that would really be a low blow to players who do keep him alive.

Bah, in a rivalmance he'll just commit suicide and in a friendmance he's so out on track that any stary arrow could kill him off.

I have grown rather fund of the old guy lately, more of my playthroughs he lives these days, it's pathetic.

[dangereusegirl]

There's a vid on youtube, I believe, which shows what Nate's reaction to Anders is if he 'died' in Awakening. Lemme find it....

ah, here it is.

surprising, but i didn't know anders knew stroud from before. wonder how they know each other if anders died?

[nitefyre410]

Delanish wrote...

Wha thappens if you let Anders be captured or kill him in Awakening and then play Dragon age 2? or/and you kill Justice in awakening

Him dieing only happens  the Ultimate Dragon Age universe , DA 2 takes place in the  616 Dragon Age universe.