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[Cody2Hottie]

 alright i haven't finished the Human Noble Origin but i do know you can become King in that Origin , the sad thing is unlike the other origins were i was very into the story and the characters around them i just have no interest in the Human Noble origin i find it boring

all though i am interested on how things play out with Howe i just don't really care about anything else besides Howe and of course becoming King yourself.

is becoming King worth it? is it a very big pay off near the end where i am happy how things turned out pretty much like how any of the Dwarf origins ended where your purely satisfied with the ending ?

[caradoc2000]

It has no real significance, and only gets a mention in the epilogue slides.

[Cody2Hottie]

caradoc2000 wrote...

It has no real significance, and only gets a mention in the epilogue slides.

so an Origin thats not so much worth doing? im only playing it so i can become King it has no say in Awakening? or Dragon Age 2?

[Mike3207]

You also get some additional dialogue with Anora and Loghain in Awakenings. You get mentioned some in DA2, but there's not a cameo.It also adds a bit more when you're wearing Cailan's Armor Set as a prince, and you get some commentary at Vigil's Keep about being a prince.

[Angrywolves]

Could have significance as far as DAI is concerned.
But not much to it.

[Magdalena11]

Playing the HN origin gives you some insight into the state of Ferelden and makes killing Howe more meaningful. Being prince consort is fun but I doubt it will have any impact on DAI. I did it to explore that ending and am now satisfied. I'm sure other people found the origin more enlightening than I did.

[sylvanaerie]

TBH being Queen Cousland had more impact on me than King since my character romanced Alistair. But I did go the King Cousland route on one of my runs.  My queen got more references from DA2 than the king did.  The story itself, from both genders' perspective, has more impact with the killing of Howe (the only other one that comes close at that point is the City Elf, who also has a huge grievance with the Arl of Denerim's purge of her home), there is more reference to the nobles knowing you, occasionally a quest might impact it (such as when I was able to get Sten released on my name's reputation alone).

I say if you find the story boring/unsatisfying, then play one of the others. Why force yourself to do something in a game (whose purpose is enjoyment) if it's not enjoyable?  For me, I found the HN origin interesting and very connected to the story.  I had to force myself to finish the dwarf noble story as I found it boring and very disconnected from the rest of the game outside of Orzammar and only completed it so I could say "I tried all of them".

As for sequels, in DA2 none of the origins had a huge impact on the story (aside from a codex stating who the Warden was and how he/she ended the Blight in only a year's time, an unprecedented event).  I expect DAI will have as little connection to Origins as DA2 did, referencing who is king/queen and the Blight being eliminated.  

Modifié par sylvanaerie, 16 décembre 2013 - 06:22 .

[Cody2Hottie]

sylvanaerie wrote...

TBH being Queen Cousland had more impact on me than King since my character romanced Alistair. But I did go the King Cousland route on one of my runs.  My queen got more references from DA2 than the king did.  The story itself, from both genders' perspective, has more impact with the killing of Howe (the only other one that comes close at that point is the City Elf, who also has a huge grievance with the Arl of Denerim's purge of her home), there is more reference to the nobles knowing you, occasionally a quest might impact it (such as when I was able to get Sten released on my name's reputation alone).

I say if you find the story boring/unsatisfying, then play one of the others. Why force yourself to do something in a game (whose purpose is enjoyment) if it's not enjoyable?  For me, I found the HN origin interesting and very connected to the story.  I had to force myself to finish the dwarf noble story as I found it boring and very disconnected from the rest of the game outside of Orzammar and only completed it so I could say "I tried all of them".

As for sequels, in DA2 none of the origins had a huge impact on the story (aside from a codex stating who the Warden was and how he/she ended the Blight in only a year's time, an unprecedented event).  I expect DAI will have as little connection to Origins as DA2 did, referencing who is king/queen and the Blight being eliminated.  

although i understand you saying why force myself to play an Origin i don't enjoy the thing is HN is the only Origin i haven't finished yet and i just feel like i should finish it not just for myself but for the game's sake as well if that makes sense lol

its a fun game i just feel like its my duty to try to finish it just its annoying to make a human thats . . good looking >.> but i might try the Queen route since you said it had more of an impact