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In the loot window, can we please compare gear, against all party members, even absent ones?
No, you cannot. Memory management means non-active characters are not loaded outside of base.
So I take it in this case, if we want a particular companion to be loaded with a particular piece of gear, we need to carry it with us until we reach our base if they happen to not be traveling with us at the time?
So I take it in this case, if we want a particular companion to be loaded with a particular piece of gear, we need to carry it with us until we reach our base if they happen to not be traveling with us at the time?
Which sounds pretty much like every other game, really.
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Twitter is spam by definition.
Which sounds pretty much like every other game, really.
Yeah, no sweat off my back. I hope the size of our inventory out in the field is big enough though. We've got a lot of companions and gear looks to be mighty interesting this go around, so I can see a lot of, "Lemme hold onto this for later just in case"
The Keep allows you to set a world state even if you have never played a DA game before. You will be just fine.
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Does the world state have to be saved on The Keep or can it be transferred and deleted to make room?
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as in generated, imported into the game and subsequently deleted from the Keep to make room.
You can do that, yes. The keep supports 5 states, though.
The Keep allows you to set a world state even if you have never played a DA game before. You will be just fine.
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Does the world state have to be saved on The Keep or can it be transferred and deleted to make room?
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as in generated, imported into the game and subsequently deleted from the Keep to make room.
You can do that, yes. The keep supports 5 states, though.
Ha! I was just thinking of a really similar question. So that means:
You can create a world state, then import into DAI, then start a game with said world state, then save it, then delete that world state from the Keep if you want and still have that world state saved in the game. Right? Because for us with over 5 playthroughs, we will have to delete some world states at some point 
Ha! I was just thinking of a really similar question. So that means:
You can create a world state, then import into DAI, then start a game with said world state, then save it, then delete that world state from the Keep if you want and still have that world state saved in the game. Right?
It appears so. Though more concrete info on the Keep will clarify I'm sure.
Playing Lost Odyssey again, but what I really want is a game where LO's Seth and Dragon Age's Isabela have pirate-queen adventures together.
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Does a world state need to be available at all times in The Keep once transferred into the game?
No.
Why wouldn't someone want horns?
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Does a world state need to be available at all times in The Keep once transferred into the game?
No.
Well that settles that earlier question
Oh goodness Cameron. Seth and Isabela DLC. I don't care if you and I are the only ones that play it. Find a way to make it.
If you believe really hard
Why wouldn't someone want horns?
To be awesome like Sten
To be awesome like Sten
What about the Arishok? He had MEGA horns on his head.
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Does a world state need to be available at all times in The Keep once transferred into the game?
No.
So for those who want to create 6 states, one for each origin story:
So for those who want to create 6 states, one for each origin story:
- Create the first state, start DAI with that Keep import and create a save.
- Create 5 more states in the Keep overwriting the first one.
- Job done.
Looks like! Now us with a million playthroughs don't have to worry
The sheer mayhem. The Keep's gonna have a record amount of saves on it, hahaha
So for those who want to create 6 states, one for each origin story:
- Create the first state, start DAI with that Keep import and create a save.
- Create 5 more states in the Keep overwriting the first one.
- Job done.
What I really want to know is how many saved games with DAI are you allowed to have. I created 8 saves for DA and 10 for DA2(one evil and one good save for each love interest). Luckily the previous games only limited you to 10 but I hope DAI either increases or removes the save game limitation.
What I really want to know is how many saved games with DAI are you allowed to have. I created 8 saves for DA and 10 for DA2(one evil and one good save for each love interest). Luckily the previous games only limited you to 10 but I hope DAI either increases or removes the save game limitation.
You can always move a save-game to a new folder when you've completed that play-through, if there does end up being a cap. Personally, though, I've never even gotten close enough to reaching the cap to realize there was one.
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What I really want to know is how many saved games with DAI are you allowed to have. I created 8 saves for DA and 10 for DA2(one evil and one good save for each love interest). Luckily the previous games only limited you to 10 but I hope DAI either increases or removes the save game limitation.
Hmm... I'm guessing that must be a console limitation? 
I just quickly checked the DAO save folder on my PC (32 characters).
Hmm... I'm guessing that must be a console limitation?
I don't remember the total amount of saves on console but I'm sure they were never even close to 32 for one game.
Hmm... I'm guessing that must be a console limitation?
Yeah, it's a console thing. I've made waaaay over ten playthroughs and a bunch of saves on each one on PC. Never had a problem. I think it was the same for Mass effect.
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