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[Kalas Magnus]

Catroi wrote...

AbsolutGrndZer0 wrote...

I m also curious what excuse devs to explain leliana death (fake?).

That is explained, She says this...

Hawke: Sister Leliana? From Lothering? But I heard you died.
Leliana: The Maker knew it was not my time.  There is more for me to do in this world.

In the Dragon Age world, The Maker IS real.  What he is for sure, we don't know but he has the power to resurrect his chosen when you damn mortals kill her.

no that has never been shown or prooven and remember that the room where you kill her is filled with Lyrium as Oghren points out, which might explain the curative power of the sacred ashes.

Saying that the maker is definitly 100% real in DA's world just shows how little you understand; didn't you see how the devs obviously wanted people to speculate and debate about the maker's existence?

oh and also the sentence "The Maker knew it was not my time." is so bad it's sad and doesnt explain anything

not to mention leliana is a liar. she is unreliable source of info. 

maybe we'll have another dlc and it'll show us what really happened.

[TribolMan]

What's up with Flemeth?
What's up with Sandal?
What's up with the lyrium idol?
What's up with Leliana?
What's up with Hawke?
What's up with the Warden?
What's up with the eluvian?
What's up with the Qunari?
What's up with cheese?
What's up with the Architect?
What's up with the remaining Architect's disciples in case you killed the Architect?
What's up with the world?

[Kalas Magnus]

Twisted Path wrote...

I kind of hope the explanation for Leiliana surviving if you cut her down is just that she feigned death. Nice and simple. Also I would bet only about 5% of players actually killed Leiliana if that, even though the internet gives you the impression most people did and they all managed to get the decapitation animation too.

well that depends. I have many different playthroughs. 

I never even met her in my first playthrough I think. 
I replayed the game because I heard about the "crazy" companion. 

So I killed her in my third game.

The decapitation can be thrown away though since it doesnt really mean anything in game. (i.e. zevran)

She is possibly dead though. And that is big. For storyline and choices.
The same way it bothers me that anders and justice could have never met. But nothing changes in da2.

Modifié par Kalas Magnus, 05 août 2013 - 09:29 .

[Ziggeh]

TribolMan wrote...

What's up with the Architect?

I assumed he was one of the magisters.

I think a lot of these things are set up as mysteries, we're given enough to speculate but not to know, and I'm fine with that, especially in a setting where mythology depends on faith

The only one off the top of my head that we've got nothing to go in is what is up with the eluvians.

[DarkKnightHolmes]

Kalas Magnus wrote...

Twisted Path wrote...

I kind of hope the explanation for Leiliana surviving if you cut her down is just that she feigned death. Nice and simple. Also I would bet only about 5% of players actually killed Leiliana if that, even though the internet gives you the impression most people did and they all managed to get the decapitation animation too.

well that depends. We have many different playthroughs. 

I never even met her in my first playthrough I think. 
I replayed the game because I heard about the "crazy" companion. 

So I killed her in my third game.

The decapitation can be thrown away though since it doesnt really mean anything in game. (i.e. zevran)

Crazy companion? That's pretty much every companion in the DAO and DA2.

[Angrywolves]

I would never kill Leliana, so there's no retcon issue for me.

[TribolMan]

Ziggeh wrote...

TribolMan wrote...

What's up with the Architect?

I assumed he was one of the magisters.

I think a lot of these things are set up as mysteries, we're given enough to speculate but not to know, and I'm fine with that, especially in a setting where mythology depends on faith

The only one off the top of my head that we've got nothing to go in is what is up with the eluvians.

I also believe that the Architect is one of the magisters like Corypheus but what I really want an anwser for is to how are his plans going if you decided to help him and what happened to the possible remaining disciples if you kill him instead

[Angrywolves]

The remaining disciples are wherever they are.
Expect to meet them in DAI.

[Synthetic Moose]

TribolMan wrote...
What's up with cheese?

That is perhaps the biggest mystery of all time.

Anyway, I hope that some questions are left unanswered. There are possibly more Dragon Age games to come yet. But I want to find out what happened to the Warden and Hawke. And the old god baby.

Modifié par Synthetic Moose, 06 août 2013 - 12:56 .

[Ziggeh]

TribolMan wrote...

I also believe that the Architect is one of the magisters like Corypheus but what I really want an anwser for is to how are his plans going if you decided to help him and what happened to the possible remaining disciples if you kill him instead

Welp, assuming he's like Corypheus the chances of him definitely being dead are close to zero.

[IC-07]

Hm... Why was Hawke so moronic?
Why couldn't I kill off all of my DA2 companions?
What happend to Morrigans child?
Did the Architect succeed with his plan?