ok i put my save import from Dragon Age: Origins in to Dragon Age: Origins awakening now in my save game i Romance Anora and be come king-consort but at the vigil's keep king alistaie come to help but not queen anora
queen anora not in my save import in awakening
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Posté 29 août 2011 - 11:37
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Silly question, but needs to be asked - are you quite sure you imported this save rather than started Awakening with a new, Orlesian warden by mistake?
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Posté 29 août 2011 - 02:22
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yes i put my in import from Dragon Age: Origins in to Dragon Age: Origins awakening
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Posté 29 août 2011 - 09:16
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Then some plot flag hasn't set properly. If you're on PC you can set the plotflags manually if you're comfortable fiddling with the toolset? Otherwise, report it on the technical problems forum and see if anyone knows about this/has any workarounds.
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Posté 30 août 2011 - 03:52
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And your sure you imported the correct final save?
Alot of people miss this one.
Alot of people miss this one.
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Posté 31 août 2011 - 09:24
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well i ues the post coronation save or the auto -save one of the twoLast Darkness wrote...
And your sure you imported the correct final save?
Alot of people miss this one.
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Posté 31 août 2011 - 01:50
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i on x box 360 of dragon ageFerretinabun wrote...
Then some plot flag hasn't set properly. If you're on PC you can set the plotflags manually if you're comfortable fiddling with the toolset? Otherwise, report it on the technical problems forum and see if anyone knows about this/has any workarounds.
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Posté 31 août 2011 - 01:51
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clone wars wrote...
well i ues the post coronation save or the auto -save one of the twoLast Darkness wrote...
And your sure you imported the correct final save?
Alot of people miss this one.
Hmmm
Do you have a pre-landsmeet save or pre-coronation save?
Im told due to bugs you shouldnt talk to anyone during the coronation.
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Posté 31 août 2011 - 03:09
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so if i do not talk to anyone during the coronation it well be fixLast Darkness wrote...
clone wars wrote...
well i ues the post coronation save or the auto -save one of the twoLast Darkness wrote...
And your sure you imported the correct final save?
Alot of people miss this one.
Hmmm
Do you have a pre-landsmeet save or pre-coronation save?
Im told due to bugs you shouldnt talk to anyone during the coronation.
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Posté 31 août 2011 - 04:29
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Ive had a similar discussion about this recently.
Is Alistair still alive?
Appearently for 360 theres a bug that prevents the Warden married to Anora plot flags to work properly and instead thinks Alistair is king.
Only known way to fix this currently is to let Anora execute Alistair at the Landsmeet.
(You can however still spare Loghain)
Is Alistair still alive?
Appearently for 360 theres a bug that prevents the Warden married to Anora plot flags to work properly and instead thinks Alistair is king.
Only known way to fix this currently is to let Anora execute Alistair at the Landsmeet.
(You can however still spare Loghain)
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Posté 03 mai 2013 - 11:45
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I find this on the web
Playing
a Man:
The male Warden has an extra problem over the female. Certain dialog choices must be made when talking to Anora to set things in motion.
- Either do not harden Alistair’s personality or side with Loghain by making him a Warden. This is Alistair’s crisis point so he will leave the party if you side with Loghain (unless you marry Alistair and Anora, but that would defeat the whole purpose.) Strip Alistair of his equipment or put junk on him because he’ll be taking it with him when he goes. (Same for any of the characters if they leave your group.)
- Tell Anora you’ll support her at the Landsmeet.
- Use your Persuasion to tell her you’ll need more than just her generic offer and she must marry him for his voice in the Landsmeet.
- Under no circumstance mention killing Loghain.
- Don’t kill Loghain at the Landsmeet. Let Alistair do it or side with Loghain.
If Alistair’s personality is hardened you’ll run into a problem, even if you do everything perfectly.
When the Landsmeet comes Anora will turn on her father if you play the dialog choices correctly. If you’re in doubt, then try this:
- Get Anora out of Howe’s estate.
- She’ll give you the lead on the Alienage.
- Don’t talk to Anora right away.
- Speak to the nobles in the Gnawed Noble Tavern, and wrap up your various quests.
- Take care of the Alienage.
- Return to Eamon’s estate.
- Save your game.
- Talk to Anora.
- Talk to Eamon and tell him about the slavery.
- Go to the Landsmeet.
That way if you made a mistake in your dialog with Anora, you won’t have to go back through as much to get the ending you want. If you have her convinced, she turns on her father in the Landsmeet.
Now the problem with a harder Alistair comes into play.
If you take the death blow on Loghain, Anora will not marry your Warden because he “murdered her father.” If Alistair does it, he’ll automatically declare himself king.
You don’t get the critical dialog tree where the Warden chooses between Alistair or Anora. It’s in that dialog where you can tell Alistair or Anora you’ll rule beside him/her. The female Warden can simply kill Loghain herself, but the male hasn’t that option if he wants to be king.
If his personality isn’t hardened, Alistair will waffle no matter who kills Loghain. You’ll get the dialog choices you need for marriage (male or female Warden.)
Even if you choose another person to be the champion, the death blow still has to be done by either Alistair or the Warden. (Both sexes.)
The male warden can also opt to side with Loghain which will make Anora accept him. That, of course, will give you Loghain in your party, but you lose Alistair for good.
If you want to keep Alistair in the party and become king yourself, the only way I’ve found to make it work is by not hardening Alistair’s personality.
Here’s exactly what I did to test this:
I told Alistair that I was his friend and he didn’t need Goldanna (this gives you the non-hardened version of Alistair.)
- I did the Alienage.
- Saved my game.
- Talked to Anora.
- Told her to marry my Warden for his support.
- Talked to Eamon.
- Went to Camp.
-Discussed the upcoming kingship with Alistair.
- I chose “Good, I’ve decided to support her at the Landsmeet.” He was relieved. (If he’s hardened, he’ll get a bit angry with you and give you some negative approval.)
- I went to the Landsmeet.
- I had Alistair kill Loghain by selecting “Alistair, you should do this.”
- Eamon asked me to settle the dispute.
- I talked to Anora and Alistair then said I was ready to decide.
- I got the all important dialog needed to keep Alistair in the group and become king.
has this work
Playing
a Man:
The male Warden has an extra problem over the female. Certain dialog choices must be made when talking to Anora to set things in motion.
- Either do not harden Alistair’s personality or side with Loghain by making him a Warden. This is Alistair’s crisis point so he will leave the party if you side with Loghain (unless you marry Alistair and Anora, but that would defeat the whole purpose.) Strip Alistair of his equipment or put junk on him because he’ll be taking it with him when he goes. (Same for any of the characters if they leave your group.)
- Tell Anora you’ll support her at the Landsmeet.
- Use your Persuasion to tell her you’ll need more than just her generic offer and she must marry him for his voice in the Landsmeet.
- Under no circumstance mention killing Loghain.
- Don’t kill Loghain at the Landsmeet. Let Alistair do it or side with Loghain.
If Alistair’s personality is hardened you’ll run into a problem, even if you do everything perfectly.
When the Landsmeet comes Anora will turn on her father if you play the dialog choices correctly. If you’re in doubt, then try this:
- Get Anora out of Howe’s estate.
- She’ll give you the lead on the Alienage.
- Don’t talk to Anora right away.
- Speak to the nobles in the Gnawed Noble Tavern, and wrap up your various quests.
- Take care of the Alienage.
- Return to Eamon’s estate.
- Save your game.
- Talk to Anora.
- Talk to Eamon and tell him about the slavery.
- Go to the Landsmeet.
That way if you made a mistake in your dialog with Anora, you won’t have to go back through as much to get the ending you want. If you have her convinced, she turns on her father in the Landsmeet.
Now the problem with a harder Alistair comes into play.
If you take the death blow on Loghain, Anora will not marry your Warden because he “murdered her father.” If Alistair does it, he’ll automatically declare himself king.
You don’t get the critical dialog tree where the Warden chooses between Alistair or Anora. It’s in that dialog where you can tell Alistair or Anora you’ll rule beside him/her. The female Warden can simply kill Loghain herself, but the male hasn’t that option if he wants to be king.
If his personality isn’t hardened, Alistair will waffle no matter who kills Loghain. You’ll get the dialog choices you need for marriage (male or female Warden.)
Even if you choose another person to be the champion, the death blow still has to be done by either Alistair or the Warden. (Both sexes.)
The male warden can also opt to side with Loghain which will make Anora accept him. That, of course, will give you Loghain in your party, but you lose Alistair for good.
If you want to keep Alistair in the party and become king yourself, the only way I’ve found to make it work is by not hardening Alistair’s personality.
Here’s exactly what I did to test this:
I told Alistair that I was his friend and he didn’t need Goldanna (this gives you the non-hardened version of Alistair.)
- I did the Alienage.
- Saved my game.
- Talked to Anora.
- Told her to marry my Warden for his support.
- Talked to Eamon.
- Went to Camp.
-Discussed the upcoming kingship with Alistair.
- I chose “Good, I’ve decided to support her at the Landsmeet.” He was relieved. (If he’s hardened, he’ll get a bit angry with you and give you some negative approval.)
- I went to the Landsmeet.
- I had Alistair kill Loghain by selecting “Alistair, you should do this.”
- Eamon asked me to settle the dispute.
- I talked to Anora and Alistair then said I was ready to decide.
- I got the all important dialog needed to keep Alistair in the group and become king.
has this work
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Posté 05 mai 2013 - 04:26
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In the end, Anora was deposed, and Alistair... In the end, Anora was deposed, and Alistair was given the throne. ?
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Posté 06 mai 2013 - 01:20
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is this the bugclone wars wrote...
In the end, Anora was deposed, and Alistair... In the end, Anora was deposed, and Alistair was given the throne. ?
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Posté 24 mai 2013 - 02:54
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can anyone tell me if thay have be
king and not lost Alistair
king and not lost Alistair
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Posté 24 mai 2013 - 02:55
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can anyone tell me if thay have be
king and not lost Alistair
king and not lost Alistair
