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[DragoonKeeper]

Okay I'm a bit lost and not sure where this fits in the other topics, so mods/staff if you can than redirect this to the correct place, please do! 

 

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So my question is about the overall functionality of the new "save data" we create with the Keep. Is this solely made to work with the PC version of the game or can we take this data and use it on the console versions of game?

 

In my case as long as PC works it's fine, but the latter option would be damn awesome and allow plenty of new people to get to know the series.

[TeganJ]

Okay I'm a bit lost and not sure where this fits in the other topics, so mods/staff if you can than redirect this to the correct place, please do! 

 

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So my question is about the overall functionality of the new "save data" we create with the Keep. Is this solely made to work with the PC version of the game or can we take this data and use it on the console versions of game?

 

In my case as long as PC works it's fine, but the latter option would be damn awesome and allow plenty of new people to get to know the series.

 

It doesn't matter which platform on which you play DAI.  The game will check which world state you have set in the Dragon Age Keep to export to DAI and when you start a new game, DAI will pull that world state as the starting point for your new game.

[DragoonKeeper]

It doesn't matter which platform on which you play DAI.  The game will check which world state you have set in the Dragon Age Keep to export to DAI and when you start a new game, DAI will pull that world state as the starting point for your new game.

Oh! So the game should access the server side info, instead of relying on the user presenting it on the platform of choice. 

 

We can assume then that the Origin ID will be the link between all platforms and the DAK servers, right? Smart, that should indeed make the whole thing quick and clean

[HowlingGod]

As someone who has only played Dragon Age II once on a rented Xbox 360 copy, I don't remember the part about approving Anders' decision to blow up the chantry. Is this suppose to mean a full rivalry/friendship with Anders or was it a dialogue choice? 

[auronvigo]

As someone who has only played Dragon Age II once on a rented Xbox 360 copy, I don't remember the part about approving Anders' decision to blow up the chantry. Is this suppose to mean a full rivalry/friendship with Anders or was it a dialogue choice? 

It is a dialogue choice a few minutes before you have to decide his fate.

[The Bear Muse]

It is a dialogue choice a few minutes before you have to decide his fate.

 

There's also a neutral option in that dialogue choice that is not reflected in the Keep, so it's not technically tied to that.

[HowlingGod]

I selected executing Anders and siding with Templars but also approving of Anders. It didn't flag it as a conflict so I assume I can do that?

[auronvigo]

There's also a neutral option in that dialogue choice that is not reflected in the Keep, so it's not technically tied to that.

You're right. I think whether you approve of Anders is a flavor tile. How you felt about it. Whether you left him alive or not is the hard decision tile.

[auronvigo]

I selected executing Anders and siding with Templars but also approving of Anders. It didn't flag it as a conflict so I assume I can do that?

Yes. Entirely possible. You felt bad about killing him, but decided it had to be done.

[HowlingGod]

Yes. Entirely possible. You felt bad about killing him, but decided it had to be done.

Awesome, I'm going for a female Mage Hawke that is quite pro-Chantry but not extremely so.

[c0rpx]

soo.. has anyone counted how many world states are possible with all decisions? it would be interesting to know that number

[Devil's Avocado]

soo.. has anyone counted how many world states are possible with all decisions? it would be interesting to know that number

I think they said the total number of possible choice combinations would wrap around the universe several times over.

[MiriLee]

Someone else finds weird that in the ``Kill Marjolaine´´ option there isn´t a skeleton over her,(like most characters if I´m not wrong)? This makes me wonder if she will return to Inquition to give sh*t to our favourite spymaster. Fakin´ her death and all (I wonder how Orlesian bards can fake having their heads separated from their shoulders).

[ChaosMarky]

Someone else finds weird that in the ``Kill Marjolaine´´ option there isn´t a skeleton over her,(like most characters if I´m not wrong)? This makes me wonder if she will return to Inquition to give sh*t to our favourite spymaster. Fakin´ her death and all (I wonder how Orlesian bards can fake having their heads separated from their shoulders).

 

I noticed this as well.. and sent a bug report via the feedback button.

[ChaosMarky]

I also noticed that its impossible to have a baby with morrigan without romancing her... (The keep flags this as a plot conflict)

 

Correct me if i'm wrong, but wasn't it possible to have a normal baby with Morrigan (even if you didn't end up romancing her) just by spending the night with her in DA:O?

 

This plot device also showed up during the witch hunt DLC when the warden asks Morrigan if its true she was with a child, to which Morrigan replies its true but would not elaborate since she was denied at Redcliffe.

 

I ended up romancing Leliana, but i would still like to see how the "normal" son turns out...

[themugen]

Don't know if this has been answered, or if it is a dumb question, but...
 
SPOILER for Dragon Age: Usunder below
 
so Wynn dies at the end/towards the end of the book.  if the book is considered canon then how can Wynn be killed in DA:O?  just a little confused.

[Natureguy85]

As someone who has only played Dragon Age II once on a rented Xbox 360 copy, I don't remember the part about approving Anders' decision to blow up the chantry. Is this suppose to mean a full rivalry/friendship with Anders or was it a dialogue choice? 

 

I was under the impression that it was whether or not you helped him.

[Natureguy85]

Don't know if this has been answered, or if it is a dumb question, but...
 
SPOILER for Dragon Age: Usunder below
 
so Wynn dies at the end/towards the end of the book.  if the book is considered canon then how can Wynn be killed in DA:O?  just a little confused.

 

 

Minor SPOILER for Dragon Age: Origins (since OP marked it)

 

 

During her personal quest she will explain that she died but was kept alive by a friendly spirit from the fade that now sustains her.

[themugen]

I noticed this as well.. and sent a bug report via the feedback button.

I did the same, though not sure if technically a bug.

[Thandal N'Lyman]

As someone who has only played Dragon Age II once on a rented Xbox 360 copy, I don't remember the part about approving Anders' decision to blow up the chantry. Is this suppose to mean a full rivalry/friendship with Anders or was it a dialogue choice? 

 

I was under the impression that it was whether or not you helped him.

 

I totally helped him.  Then I was shocked when he did what he did as a result of my (unwitting) help. 

So I totally DIDN'T approve of his actions, even though I defended the mages.

(Oh, and I killed him.)

[Thandal N'Lyman]

I also noticed that its impossible to have a baby with morrigan without romancing her... (The keep flags this as a plot conflict)

 

Correct me if i'm wrong, but wasn't it possible to have a normal baby with Morrigan (even if you didn't end up romancing her) just by spending the night with her in DA:O?

 

This plot device also showed up during the witch hunt DLC when the warden asks Morrigan if its true she was with a child, to which Morrigan replies its true but would not elaborate since she was denied at Redcliffe.

 

I ended up romancing Leliana, but i would still like to see how the "normal" son turns out...

 

Well, it's not possible for Morrigan to have had a "normal" (not the result of the DR) baby by the Warden unless they were in a Romance at some point in DAO.  And since the Keep will only allow a single Romance state to be recognized, you have to select her as your LI in the Keep for that option to be available.

 

The key issue is that the Keep only allows for one Romance.  Report that as a bug, or suggestion, (depending on how strongly you feel.    )

[themugen]

Minor SPOILER for Dragon Age: Origins (since OP marked it)

 

 

During her personal quest she will explain that she died but was kept alive by a friendly spirit from the fade that now sustains her.

yeah, i noticed that.  it's just that i'm unclear WHEN she died.  i thought it was before origins that she first died and gained the spirit.  if so, then it is possible for her to die again in origins.  does the spirit save her again in origins (if she dies in that game)?

[Evamitchelle]

Don't know if this has been answered, or if it is a dumb question, but...
 
SPOILER for Dragon Age: Usunder below
 
so Wynn dies at the end/towards the end of the book.  if the book is considered canon then how can Wynn be killed in DA:O?  just a little confused.

 

yeah, i noticed that.  it's just that i'm unclear WHEN she died.  i thought it was before origins that she first died and gained the spirit.  if so, then it is possible for her to die again in origins.  does the spirit save her again in origins (if she dies in that game)?

 

The way I understand it the books aren't completely canon. The events of Asunder definitely happened (it's in the World of Thedas for example), but the details might be a little different. For Wynne it's a special case, because she's already come back from the dead before (she dies at the beginning of Broken Circle basically, so sometime after the Battle of Ostagar), so they can just handwave her resurrection away with 'it's spirit stuff'. 

[rprm1987]

yeah, i noticed that.  it's just that i'm unclear WHEN she died.  i thought it was before origins that she first died and gained the spirit.  if so, then it is possible for her to die again in origins.  does the spirit save her again in origins (if she dies in that game)?

 

She dies after Ostagar but before your reaching the circle tower.

[Neverwinter_Knight77]

Unfortunately, I just can't seem to come up with a good in-character reason to put Bhelen on the throne (except for Dwarf Commoner). I just hate people who aren't nice. But... he ends up being a way better king than Harrowmont. The urge to metagame is strong.