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[Nefla]

Sure you can, you can be any race! Black, white, asian,etc...but all human.

[AbsoluteApril]

WardenWade wrote...

Absolutely!  The race/origin-specific boons in DA:O for example, and returning to your "home" or else encountering important NPCs from your origin, added a lot in my opinion.

Totally agree with you both. It was such an unexpected thrill after playthroughs running through Denerim hearing "Dwarven crafts! Fine dwarven crafts!" then playing the dwarf noble and realizing "Andraste's knickers! I know who you are!" it was awesome

[WardenWade]

AbsoluteApril wrote...

WardenWade wrote...

Absolutely!  The race/origin-specific boons in DA:O for example, and returning to your "home" or else encountering important NPCs from your origin, added a lot in my opinion.

Totally agree with you both. It was such an unexpected thrill after playthroughs running through Denerim hearing "Dwarven crafts! Fine dwarven crafts!" then playing the dwarf noble and realizing "Andraste's knickers! I know who you are!" it was awesome

Indeed!   Touches like that made it all feel a lot more immersive.  I too liked seeing how certain plot points from the origins--such as the dwarven noble's encounter in Denerim you mention, AbsoluteApril--were picked back up and had significance later on within the game.   It added richness, IMO, as well as replay value

Modifié par WardenWade, 30 août 2012 - 05:32 .

[Fast Jimmy]

^

Agreed. Realizing the dead dwarf in the Carta base was actually my commoner Dwarf blew my mind. As did playing my Human Noble's origin and seeing Howe betray my family, knowing in advance I would have revenge.

What did we get in different playthroughs of DA2? The chance to Rivalmance someone! Oh goody...

[Xilizhra]

I'll happily go for this, assuming we still get to be voiced.

[Todd23]

I'd rather be a text-based elf then a voiced human any day.

[BatmanPWNS]

Bioware seems to have some odd fascination with Voiced PC.