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[PaddyMaxson]

Hello!

Really glad to have found Gibbed's DA:Origins Save generator as I'm about to play DA2 once more (and I believe there was a small bug with my original save from origins)

I have a question about this though. What does Selecting "None" do in certain options?

I don't recall being able to be totally neutral in Broken circle, but I do remember being totally neutral in  Nature of the beast  (IE Zathrian sacrificed himself and I made the elves and werewolves give up trying to kill each other) Is this "Sided with the Elves" with Zathrian sacrificed himself ticked?

Modifié par PaddyMaxson, 19 janvier 2012 - 11:55 .

[Fast Jimmy]

I believe this choice refers to a quest later on where a Dalish encounters a cured werewolf. If you sided with Zathrian (meaning killed the werewolves), this quest I don't believe appears. If you didn't (meaning you cured the werewolves), it will.

However you want to play it.

[PaddyMaxson]

Fast Jimmy wrote...

I believe this choice refers to a quest later on where a Dalish encounters a cured werewolf. If you sided with Zathrian (meaning killed the werewolves), this quest I don't believe appears. If you didn't (meaning you cured the werewolves), it will.

However you want to play it.

Thatt's the thing, just trying to reproduce my save, I'd play it again but I just don't have the 80 hours to spare on a DA:O run, and then another 30 or so on DA2

[Fast Jimmy]

If Zathrien killed himself and the werewolves remained in their beast form, I'd say that choice reflects a "Sided with Zathrien" outcome more than anything else.

[Synorin]

PaddyMaxson wrote...

Fast Jimmy wrote...

I believe this choice refers to a quest later on where a Dalish encounters a cured werewolf. If you sided with Zathrian (meaning killed the werewolves), this quest I don't believe appears. If you didn't (meaning you cured the werewolves), it will.

However you want to play it.

Thatt's the thing, just trying to reproduce my save, I'd play it again but I just don't have the 80 hours to spare on a DA:O run, and then another 30 or so on DA2

Yes. If you didn't take any sides you end up with werevolves turning back into humen. As they cannot come and help you in the fight against blight( just poor raiders, peasents) the elves come in your aid in the last battle which means you sided with them