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Many 'Saves' and The Dragon Age Keep


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Algalorn

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I have 5 'saves' imported from Dragon Age Origins to Dragon Age 2.

 

And also arrived at the end every time Dragon Age 2. (5 times) 

 

Obviously, today I do not remember most of the decisions I made with the characters, since they were very different. I wonder how I can solve this issue with Dragon Age Keep?


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I have a word document where I've written down major decisions for each of my canons. I'm also playing through Origins and DA:2 again to keep it fresh for my mind for DA:I. 

 

Once you're in the Keep, you may remember more than you realize, once you are answering questions. 


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I don't see why this WOULDN'T happen. I mean, the Keep is effectively a checklist of "yes, yes, A, B, no, D, yes, etc." when you get right down to it, right? I imagine that would be a lot less data-intensive than pre-creating your character like with Dragon Age: Origins... but even if it was, why not do it like Origins and have a downloadable app to allow us to store as many as we want onto our machines?


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I think I'm hoping my memory doesn't fail me when it's jogged- but if nothing else I can always youtube the specific scene or instance and hope that helps. :) Have faith.


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I have a spreadsheet.

 

If you still have the save files and the game is installed, the Codex records the end state of many quest decisions. I imagine I'm going to have to go back and check on some things that I didn't anticipate being important later.


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Nimlowyn

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I have a spreadsheet.

 

If you still have the save files and the game is installed, the Codex records the end state of many quest decisions. I imagine I'm going to have to go back and check on some things that I didn't anticipate being important later.

Oooh, a spreadsheet. Do you mind if I ask how you've organized it? It sounds more efficient than a simple list in Word like I have.


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Oooh, a spreadsheet. Do you mind if I ask how you've organized it? It sounds more efficient than a simple list in Word like I have.

 

Not at all! I started with a list, but by the time I got to my sixth world state that was getting incredibly cumbersome.

 

It's a simple set up - I've got a column for each significant decision, and each different world state has its own row. So, for example, one column says "Orzammar" and has a note on who became king, and another says "Anders" and explains what happened to him in a given play through. And so on and so forth with every important quest and character in Origins and DA2. (Or, rather, each decision I'm guessing will be important. I imagine I'm going to end up adding and subtracting stuff once I get a look at what's actually in the Keep.)

 

What I really like about having a spreadsheet instead of a list is the ability to hide things when I'm not using them.


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Not at all! I started with a list, but by the time I got to my sixth world state that was getting incredibly cumbersome.

 

It's a simple set up - I've got a column for each significant decision, and each different world state has its own row. So, for example, one column says "Orzammar" and has a note on who became king, and another says "Anders" and explains what happened to him in a given play through. And so on and so forth with every important quest and character in Origins and DA2. (Or, rather, each decision I'm guessing will be important. I imagine I'm going to end up adding and subtracting stuff once I get a look at what's actually in the Keep.)

 

What I really like about having a spreadsheet instead of a list is the ability to hide things when I'm not using them.

 

Would you considering sharing this spreadsheet? I've been wanting to set up something like this myself, but don't want to play through the whole saga again to remember all the different decision points.


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I believe they said they're exploring the possibilities of PC users being able to upload their game saves to pre-fill the options in the Keep although they haven't said it will definitely be an option. It's just something they're trying to do. It apparently won't be possible for console. Something to do with the way the files are constructed/stored.


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that is why I would prefer that if after they are done with the game and making sure its awesome, they should focus on the import option from pervious game. I know there might be bug and such but as long as they are minor its a risk I am willing to take. Sadly I dont have the time I used to have when I beat this game about 2 times in both games. I can remember the major decisions but not the minor ones, which in my opinion matter.


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Omigosh, you are my kind of people.  List keepers!  I've found my homeworld!  LOL!!  Interestingly, I made a list of my choices from ME, but not DA.  Go figure.  It's been awhile since I've played DA2, but didn't they give you a breakdown on your decisions when you chose an import?  I thought it gave a list of major decisions.  Or am I confusing that with ME?


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Can't you import your saves to the keep?



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Darth Krytie

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Can't you import your saves to the keep?

 

I think they said not as of yet, but they're working to see if it's a possibility to have imports being able to pre-populate the area. Trouble I think comes when there's conflicting flags in the import to how the keep is set up...at least that's what I gathered from the Keep thread.


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