Answer me this: how will it affect the game?
Because what of those who chose to go into the eluvian with morrigan?
and just what if you let her go entirely?
Did she pop out and go HERE I AM 8D HOW CONVENIENT I SHOW UP WHEN THE WORLD IS TEARING ITSELF APART? *whispers something diabolical to empress celine*
I swear bioware's going to make me regret the dark ritual...
That depends on whether or not the Keep asks us any questions about it. I've got no clue at this point.
The most I expect it to do is clarify the fate of the Hero of Fereldan.
Crazy theory: what if the Veil tears in Witch Hunt were actually caused by this "Elder One"? And what if the Elder One is the "shadow" that Eleni Zinovia spoke of?
"The prison is breached ... I see the encroaching darkness. The ... the shadow will consume all ..."
Answer me this: how will it affect the game?
Because what of those who chose to go into the eluvian with morrigan?
and just what if you let her go entirely?
Did she pop out and go HERE I AM 8D HOW CONVENIENT I SHOW UP WHEN THE WORLD IS TEARING ITSELF APART? *whispers something diabolical to empress celine*
I swear bioware's going to make me regret the dark ritual...
I don't think that it will affect the game and if it does, not on a grand scale. My reasoning is that Morrigan always goes through the Eluvian, it doesn't matter if she had a baby or not, it doesn't matter whether you go in together and it doesn't matter if you stab her, her going through the Eluvian always happens. Since she always goes through the Eluvian we can assume that she will always come out of it and end up at Empress Celine's side, thus meaning that the only things that can change is a kid's existence, dialogue about the warden and/or a scar from being stabbed.
Why she always goes through the Eluvian and why she always ends up at Celine's side is something that we are going to have to play Dragon Age: Inquisition to find out, but we can assume that the reasoning for it won't change because she always ends up completing those two actions no matter the world state.
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Crazy theory: what if the Veil tears in Witch Hunt were actually caused by this "Elder One"? And what if the Elder One is the "shadow" that Eleni Zinovia spoke of?
That statue is a spoiler machine. But the good kind. Some where down the line in DA:I everyone'll be like " Daaayumm, that's what she meant! "
It will barely affect the game, like all DLC. Maybe one or two offhand comments from Morrigan about recovering from a stab wound.
It will barely affect the game, like all DLC. Maybe one or two offhand comments from Morrigan about recovering from a stab wound.
Legacy might affect the game and that's DLC
I don't imagine Witch Hunt, or any DLC, are going to have a big effect on DAI. The most I expect is some added flavor, that's all.
It more has an a effect on Morrigan and the Warden than the game itself.
I hope it haa an impact. My Warden went with her I wonder what he's doing in Orlais.
Your Warden isn't in Orlais. He disappeared at some point after the events of DA2, just like every other Warden and Hawke.
I doubt it'll get more than a mention. Morrigan will probably mention the Warden and then say a cryptic message about his disappearance.
Crazy theory: what if the Veil tears in Witch Hunt were actually caused by this "Elder One"? And what if the Elder One is the "shadow" that Eleni Zinovia spoke of?
"The prison is breached ... I see the encroaching darkness. The ... the shadow will consume all ..."
I wonder if the "prison is breached" line lends credence to the idea that Corphyeus is the Elder One/main baddy. Even if not, interesting similarity.
Legacy might affect the game and that's DLC
well it actually happened. All the dlc in da2 should be like it happened. It was varric retelling a story
If I recall correctly, it's been said that DA:I treats all the DLC as if it did happen - and that the Keep will contain questions about them as well, so that you can include them in the world-state even if you didn't actually play them.
As for the impact Witch Hunt will have, in the latest Gamescom trailer we see Morrigan in raven form flying out of what appears to be an active Eluvian in some sort of garden, so I'd imagine it'll be referenced at the very least (and if your Hero-of-Ferelden/Warden-Commander did stab her and makes an appearance in DA:I, then if Morrigan is present I'd assume that she'd mention it and/or try to kill them.)
well, there is quite a heavy argument for corypheus returning in inquisition, and he was a part of a dlc. Even if your character has not gone through that particular dlc, bioware has still come out and said that hawke did face corypheus. Thats the only major part i see a dlc playing in inquisition. If anything is mentioned about witch hunt, thats all it will get, a mention... morrigan might say in passing, "yeah the warden stabbed me and i fell through the mirror," or "my love followed me and is now playing house husband watching the child," something like that, but no major plot points.
If I recall correctly, it's been said that DA:I treats all the DLC as if it did happen - and that the Keep will contain questions about them as well, so that you can include them in the world-state even if you didn't actually play them.
As for the impact Witch Hunt will have, in the latest Gamescom trailer we see Morrigan in raven form flying out of what appears to be an active Eluvian in some sort of garden, so I'd imagine it'll be referenced at the very least (and if your Hero-of-Ferelden/Warden-Commander did stab her and makes an appearance in DA:I, then if Morrigan is present I'd assume that she'd mention it and/or try to kill them.)
I don't have the quote, but I think one of the devs said for the purpose of the default world state, any optional content would be treated as if it didn't happen, to cut down the number of plot items that would have no meaning to new players. For instance, Morrigan used an Eluvian in Witch Hunt, because she never stayed with any warden after the battle of Denerim, but she didn't have the OGB, since the PC warden didn't make the decision to create one.
Players who want to, even if they've never played an earlier title, can still created import states that feature decisions like the OGB or attempting to stab Morrigan. I'm looking forward to this feature as it will allow me to import decisions I couldn't bring myself to make. For a random new player, the hundreds of plot choices in the Keep will be pretty meaningless, but they are still there if adventurous souls want to play around.
Two things about Witch Hunt I do expect: Lady Cousland's decision to have Al do the DR so she could stay with him is going to bite Inq in the butt, and Lord Tabris' attempt to kill the maleficar is not going to go unremarked by Morrigan.
I doubt any of the DLC will really play into the game very much
but it does raise an interesting question, will DLC options in Keep be available for everyone, I don't see a way they could get around it, so does that mean we will all have the option to check flags for DLC we never purchased?
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It will barely affect the game, like all DLC. Maybe one or two offhand comments from Morrigan about recovering from a stab wound.
This seems .... disingenuous.
I doubt any of the DLC will really play into the game very much
but it does raise an interesting question, will DLC options in Keep be available for everyone, I don't see a way they could get around it, so does that mean we will all have the option to check flags for DLC we never purchased?
You can manipulate your saves to do so, yes.
This seems .... disingenuous.
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