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[Chaoswind]

SO I played DA:O on 360 (one that I don't own anymore)

and I wonder if like in Mass effect there is a place to look for save files to use on the PC version....

from the top of my head I remember I became King (Human Noble ftw) fooled around with Morrigan (she liked it) and preformed the Ritual (my kid is a god?) and killed Flemet (that ****)

Anyone has a somewhat similar save file or can point me in the right direction?

also I will asume I can just skip DA2 and just inport DA:O... if not will need a DA:2 save file...

and Yeah I could go out of my way and buy the game, but that is a lot of time that has to be invested (playing)

[The Night Haunter]

You can actually MAKE saved games using Gibbed Save Game Generator (google it)

Also I seem to recall someone saying they might not be importing save games instead doing something like ME's comic in PS3 version of ME2.

[shedevil3001]

bsn and the nexus forums have saves for both dao and da2, maybe they will have what your looking for

[Chaoswind]

the nexus? the modding community?

also making save files? wtf

[AdmiralDavidAnderson]

Just go search for gibbed dragon age origins save game generator - Download it. It lets you choose what choices you did and puts them into the ideal save file for you. It's pretty straight forward.

[ThePuppetWithNoStrings]

So let me get this straight... you want to download a save file for DAO so you don't have to replay it, and you intend to skip DA2 and try your luck importing the DAO save into DA3 (which I doubt would work). Why would you want to do these things exactly? You realize DA3 doesn't come out for a whole year yet? Why wouldn't you take that time to play through the first two games one more time for a save file unique to you instead of reusing someone else's and skipping a whole section of content entirely? Talk about cheapening the experience. I know some people from the Mass Effect forums who replayed ME1 and ME2 multiple times in the few *months* leading up to ME3, and they had jobs and everything, but they managed.

Modifié par ThePuppetWithNoStrings, 22 septembre 2012 - 03:02 .

[Chaoswind]

I was one of them...

I lost my save files for ME back in 2011 when my laptop died, so from December 2011 to March 2012 I decided to give it my all and played both ME1 and ME2, made a ton of unique decisions, 9 full playthroughs in total... bought ME3 collector edition... and joined the Retake ME.

You can infer what happen.

However, I never went to the extreme, I just felt that all that hard work getting my new 9 saves for ME3 with different choices and decisions was completely a waste of time, so in order to not feel the same and not taint the experience with super high expectations I do want to cheapen the experience, sorry if I am bitter.

[ThePuppetWithNoStrings]

Chaoswind wrote...



I was one of them...

I lost my save files for ME back in 2011 when my laptop died, so from December 2011 to March 2012 I decided to give it my all and played both ME1 and ME2, made a ton of unique decisions, 9 full playthroughs in total... bought ME3 collector edition... and joined the Retake ME.

You can infer what happen.

However, I never went to the extreme, I just felt that all that hard work getting my new 9 saves for ME3 with different choices and decisions was completely a waste of time, so in order to not feel the same and not taint the experience with super high expectations I do want to cheapen the experience, sorry if I am bitter.

*Nine* save files in four months? That is an accomplishment.  I don't mean to sound snarky, but in my honest opinion you're better off creating just one playthrough of DAO + DA2 with the choices you prefer and waiting to see how DA3 turns out before making any more, that way you won't feel you've wasted your time. Besides, the ME and DA writing teams are completely different and I don't think Bioware would do a repeat of ME3's endings and make your choices essentially amount to nothing. 

[The Teyrn of Whatever]

ghostmessiah202 wrote...

You can actually MAKE saved games using Gibbed Save Game Generator (google it)

Also I seem to recall someone saying they might not be importing save games instead doing something like ME's comic in PS3 version of ME2.

Why can't BW have both save file transfers AND an interactive comic book/ intro? That way people who want to import their data from the previous games can and people who are new to the series can get a quick Dragon Age 101 and still feel like they're part of the story.

The vast majority of my Commander Shepards in ME2 were imported from the first game, but I did create a brand new character for that game and was very happy to have the comic book intro available for download on the 360 so that I didn't end up with default choices from the get-go. This is what I want for Dragon Age III: save imports and an alternative, not just the alternative.

[The Teyrn of Whatever]

ThePuppetWithNoStrings wrote...

Chaoswind wrote...



I was one of them...

I lost my save files for ME back in 2011 when my laptop died, so from December 2011 to March 2012 I decided to give it my all and played both ME1 and ME2, made a ton of unique decisions, 9 full playthroughs in total... bought ME3 collector edition... and joined the Retake ME.

You can infer what happen.

However, I never went to the extreme, I just felt that all that hard work getting my new 9 saves for ME3 with different choices and decisions was completely a waste of time, so in order to not feel the same and not taint the experience with super high expectations I do want to cheapen the experience, sorry if I am bitter.

*Nine* save files in four months? That is an accomplishment.  I don't mean to sound snarky, but in my honest opinion you're better off creating just one playthrough of DAO + DA2 with the choices you prefer and waiting to see how DA3 turns out before making any more, that way you won't feel you've wasted your time. Besides, the ME and DA writing teams are completely different and I don't think Bioware would do a repeat of ME3's endings and make your choices essentially amount to nothing. 

If previous Dragon Age games are anything to go by, there won't really be multiple endings with vastly different outcomes, just the same ending with some slight variables.