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[nubbers666]

at the start when its telling u about ur race and the story line it shows a boy sitting on top of a ledge but its nothing like my char so i wounder is that suppose to be me or some lil squirt spying on the troops^_^

[fantasypisces]

Well seeing as the camera pans to the doors and goes inside, then you come from a side door, you could assume it is just some random kid.



My question... how the hell did the kid get on that ledge? It's like 10 feet above ground and 10 feet below the rampart. Freaking spider-man is what he is.

[Elessara]

Also considering that if you play a female char, that child is always male ... and a female char is what I played first ... I never thought it was my char at all hehe.

[nubbers666]

ya im playing as a female noble rouge also do i ever find my long lost brother or at least find out if he died cuase its buggen the crap out of me lol

[Haplose]

Yeah, I think you do meet him eventually. I was a bit dissapointed by this, as there was nothing touching about the reunion. It was quite a short exchange of words and rather cold, if I remember right.

[nubbers666]

thats wut familys are for give u a cold shoulder when u go on a sucide mission

[ArathWoeeye]

The noble story was quite touching itself though, it's hard not to get emotional at the end.

[TagImIt]

The human noble story is indeed my favorite, as a human Grey Warden just feels better than a dwarf or elf, and I enjoy playing the human. Problem is I've played the human noble orgin so many times I can't do it anymore because I dread the same orgin sequence over and over. But I am meticulous with my characters, and if something isn't JUST right, it bugs me and I delete and start from scratch.

[Baksheesh]

TagImIt wrote...

The human noble story is indeed my favorite, as a human Grey Warden just feels better than a dwarf or elf, and I enjoy playing the human. Problem is I've played the human noble orgin so many times I can't do it anymore because I dread the same orgin sequence over and over. But I am meticulous with my characters, and if something isn't JUST right, it bugs me and I delete and start from scratch.

It sounds like I have exactly the same obsession. I will restart a character because I decide its the wrong name, hairstyle, skin tone. I do this in all RPGs, I can't help myself but it kind of kills the origins after 3-4 playthroughs.

Credit to DA:O though, I still find some new responses and little discovery's after all this time (the noble's sword in Ostergar camp for instance).

[AdorableAnarchist]

As to the kid climbing... Well, as the mother of a seven year old boy, I can assure you, they tend to be half-monkey. Mine is notorious for climbing to the tops of trees with little problem. When I saw him on the ledge, I just shooki my head and sighed in sympathy for his poor mother. LOL

[Sisimka]

Haplose wrote...

Yeah, I think you do meet him eventually. I was a bit dissapointed by this, as there was nothing touching about the reunion. It was quite a short exchange of words and rather cold, if I remember right.

My first playthrough with a human noble the family lands were given to the grey wardens to rebuild the order.  Second playthrough as a human noble, Fergus is there post-coronation and I got the warm fuzzies from my conversation with him - it's brief, of course, the masses are waiting to fete you, but at least he was there.  I wonder what happened to him the first time???

[TagImIt]

Baksheesh wrote...

TagImIt wrote...

The human noble story is indeed my favorite, as a human Grey Warden just feels better than a dwarf or elf, and I enjoy playing the human. Problem is I've played the human noble orgin so many times I can't do it anymore because I dread the same orgin sequence over and over. But I am meticulous with my characters, and if something isn't JUST right, it bugs me and I delete and start from scratch.

It sounds like I have exactly the same obsession. I will restart a character because I decide its the wrong name, hairstyle, skin tone. I do this in all RPGs, I can't help myself but it kind of kills the origins after 3-4 playthroughs.

Credit to DA:O though, I still find some new responses and little discovery's after all this time (the noble's sword in Ostergar camp for instance).

Noble's sword in Ostagar???

[Sisimka]

TagImIt wrote...

Noble's sword in Ostagar???

Hm... from memory you kill a beggar and get a key to the locked chest by the tranquil mage??

[Freckles04]

fantasypisces wrote...

My question... how the hell did the kid get on that ledge? It's like 10 feet above ground and 10 feet below the rampart. Freaking spider-man is what he is.

I second this! That's what goes through my head everytime I see that opening. That, and where the hell are your parents??

Sisimka wrote...

TagImIt wrote...

Noble's sword in Ostagar???

Hm... from memory you kill a beggar and get a key to the locked chest by the tranquil mage??

He probably means the knight's sword you can get from the elven messenger. The one with the tooltip that says some poor confused knight is on the battlefield fighting with his fork...

IIRC, the mage's chest has only potions in it, maybe a piece of jewelry?

Sisimka wrote...

My first playthrough with a human noble
the family lands were given to the grey wardens to rebuild the order. 
Second playthrough as a human noble, Fergus is there post-coronation
and I got the warm fuzzies from my conversation with him - it's brief,
of course, the masses are waiting to fete you, but at least he was
there.  I wonder what happened to him the first time???

Interesting. I've never come across that, and you know how many human nobles I've played. What was the situation?

[Sisimka]

@freckles - Both playthroughs were with female human nobles that romanced Alistair. The ending where Fergus was missing and the Cousland lands were given to the grey wardens was the ending where my PC ended up queen. Second ending where Fergus was standing there post-coronation was either the sacrifice Al ending or run off to be grey wardens together ending, can't remember which, sorry.

[dkjestrup]

I like that Origin, because you can rule Ferelden later on.



As for how it relates to the story, there are usually two different types that fit well. The traditional hero, who you would expect (human noble) or the one you would least expect (dalish elf). Dwarfs are too similar to humans, and are so isolated, that they don't feel connected to the whole blight etc imo.

[twintalons]

It's Bran Stark

[twintalons]

crumbs, duplication!

Modifié par twintalons, 16 janvier 2010 - 03:32 .

[drstrangelove14]

I have to say humans are the only race worth playing, everyone else is just short and either fat or to skinny bwuahahaha. It's like Bush and Dukakis, nobody wants the short little runt to lead XD.

[mad_cat_prime]

As they made mention of the Brother, you should have had the oppurtunity to run into him, perhaps save him, or witness his death. Would have added more to the story, IMO.

[Gegliosch]

While playing the human origin the music and sound effects turned off or skipped for a brief moment every 20 seconds. It was very distracting and I noticed this only in this origin so far, the effect disappeared after my arrival in ostagar. Is this a known issue or is there something wrong with my disc? (ps3 version, no scratches etc.).