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[TheJiveDJ]

Will our open beta world states carry over to the final release of Keep? More specifically, will our beta world states be exportable to DAI? Will Keep be officially released alongside DAI, or will Keep remain in Beta for a while longer? Hoping to get a dev response.

 

Edit: Question was officially answered by Fernando Melo here (thanks Shadowson):

 

There's no plans to wipe, so what is there should be what you can use with DAI.  That could change, as things are in a beta after all, but so far we've been fortunate in how its been built that we have not needed to, even as we expand the story choices available thanks to the beta feedback - so i'm not expecting that it would change at this point.

[Devil's Avocado]

Oh wait didn't read your post clearly, all of this can be answered by reading the FAQ

 

Spoiler

 

The world of Dragon Age has a rich history, with many pivotal moments playing out over the course of the previous games. A new ruler took the throne of Ferelden. An Archdemon was slain. A war between templars and mages erupted. Along the way, decisions large and small that shaped their personal Dragon Age experience were made by each player.

 

That's why we created the Dragon Age Keep, a web app designed to run on modern browsers using HTML5 technology. No downloads or installations required! Because Dragon Age: Inquisition does not support a traditional save-import feature, the Keep is how you’ll transfer your previous decisions into the game by creating your own unique world history.

 

Inside the Keep exists the story of Dragon Age, and through it you’ll relive the adventure with over 300 decisions to choose from. You can customize as much or as little as you want to create the world state you'll start Inquisition with. If you’ve forgotten the plot involved in some of these decisions, we’ve got you covered. Each choice offers context to help jog your memory.

 

However, playing the previous Dragon Age games is not required to enjoy or understand the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition. Inquisition was designed to be the perfect entry point to the series. Start a new game and it will be populated with a default world state for you to make your own.

Not every decision from the previous games will necessarily impact Dragon Age: Inquisition. Think of the Keep as a record of the journey you’ve taken so far: an archive for your personal Dragon Age story past, present, and future.

 

Using the Keep also allows you to change platforms for Dragon Age: Inquisition without missing a beat. If you played Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II on one platform and want to play Inquisition on another, you can!

 

Ready to begin? First you’re going to need an Internet connection, an Origin account, and a computer, mobile device, or console with a modern web browser.

• Visit www.dragonagekeep.com and log in with your Origin account.
• Watch and make a few key choices in the Interactive Story Summary, then use the Tapestry to further customize choices from Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age II, and all DLCs, to create your first world state.
• If you want to see how the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition are affected by different decisions, don’t worry. The Keep supports multiple world states and even allows you to share world states with friends, so they can play with your world state in their game. How cool is that?
• Once you’re satisfied, open the World State Manager, and select "Export to Inquisition" to use that world state on the start of a new game of Inquisition.

So, you’ve created your ideal world state. What happens now?

• Start a new game of Dragon Age: Inquisition on any platform.
• When prompted, login in using your Origin account and select the option to import a world state from the Keep. IMPORTANT: You must use the same Origin account with Inquisition that you used to create your world state on the Keep.
• After you’ve loaded a world state into Dragon Age: Inquisition, it’s automatically stored on your platform. Meaning, from that point on you do not have to use the Keep and your decisions will still be recorded.

That’s it! Once you’ve completed these steps, your world state will be loaded into Dragon Age: Inquisition, and your game will begin. Be well, Inquisitors.

 

[CIA]

Yes.

 

The keep is going to be used for DA4, ME4, etc. so I guess it will be in Beta for quite a while.

[TheJiveDJ]

Oh wait didn't read your post clearly, all of this can be answered by reading the FAQ

 

Spoiler

 

The world of Dragon Age has a rich history, with many pivotal moments playing out over the course of the previous games. A new ruler took the throne of Ferelden. An Archdemon was slain. A war between templars and mages erupted. Along the way, decisions large and small that shaped their personal Dragon Age experience were made by each player.

 

That's why we created the Dragon Age Keep, a web app designed to run on modern browsers using HTML5 technology. No downloads or installations required! Because Dragon Age: Inquisition does not support a traditional save-import feature, the Keep is how you’ll transfer your previous decisions into the game by creating your own unique world history.

 

Inside the Keep exists the story of Dragon Age, and through it you’ll relive the adventure with over 300 decisions to choose from. You can customize as much or as little as you want to create the world state you'll start Inquisition with. If you’ve forgotten the plot involved in some of these decisions, we’ve got you covered. Each choice offers context to help jog your memory.

 

However, playing the previous Dragon Age games is not required to enjoy or understand the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition. Inquisition was designed to be the perfect entry point to the series. Start a new game and it will be populated with a default world state for you to make your own.

Not every decision from the previous games will necessarily impact Dragon Age: Inquisition. Think of the Keep as a record of the journey you’ve taken so far: an archive for your personal Dragon Age story past, present, and future.

 

Using the Keep also allows you to change platforms for Dragon Age: Inquisition without missing a beat. If you played Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II on one platform and want to play Inquisition on another, you can!

 

Ready to begin? First you’re going to need an Internet connection, an Origin account, and a computer, mobile device, or console with a modern web browser.

• Visit www.dragonagekeep.com and log in with your Origin account.
• Watch and make a few key choices in the Interactive Story Summary, then use the Tapestry to further customize choices from Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age II, and all DLCs, to create your first world state.
• If you want to see how the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition are affected by different decisions, don’t worry. The Keep supports multiple world states and even allows you to share world states with friends, so they can play with your world state in their game. How cool is that?
• Once you’re satisfied, open the World State Manager, and select "Export to Inquisition" to use that world state on the start of a new game of Inquisition.

So, you’ve created your ideal world state. What happens now?

• Start a new game of Dragon Age: Inquisition on any platform.
• When prompted, login in using your Origin account and select the option to import a world state from the Keep. IMPORTANT: You must use the same Origin account with Inquisition that you used to create your world state on the Keep.
• After you’ve loaded a world state into Dragon Age: Inquisition, it’s automatically stored on your platform. Meaning, from that point on you do not have to use the Keep and your decisions will still be recorded.

That’s it! Once you’ve completed these steps, your world state will be loaded into Dragon Age: Inquisition, and your game will begin. Be well, Inquisitors.

 

I appreciate you posting that but I'm already aware of everything posted in the FAQ; I was a member of the closed beta. The question I'm asking is whether our world states will be wiped once Keep reaches its final build, which is common practice for many betas. To my knowledge, this hasn't been answered clearly yet. First we need an answer on how long Keep will be in beta for; if it extends past the launch of DAI, we can presume then that our beta world states will obviously not be wiped.

[CuriousArtemis]

Will our open beta world states carry over to the final release of Keep? More specifically, will our beta world states be exportable to DAI? Will Keep be officially released alongside DAI, or will Keep remain in Beta for a while longer? Hoping to get a dev response.

 

I think you're asking if there will be a wipe of the beta version of the Keep before the Keep is "officially" released alongside DAI?

 

This was asked ages ago, and a Keep dev actually said our current world states would indeed be wiped, but I'm not sure at this point. I would've thought that would've already happened by now.

[Devil's Avocado]

I appreciate you posting that but I'm already aware of everything posted in the FAQ; I was a member of the closed beta. The question I'm asking is whether our world states will be wiped once Keep reaches its final build, which is common practice for many betas. To my knowledge, this hasn't been answered clearly yet. First we need an answer on how long Keep will be in beta for; if it extends past the launch of DAI, we can presume then that our beta world states will obviously not be wiped.

Ah, it was mentioned on the Twitch stream that they won't be wiped and can be used for DA:I

[TheJiveDJ]

I think you're asking if there will be a wipe of the beta version of the Keep before the Keep is "officially" released alongside DAI?

 

This was asked ages ago, and a Keep dev actually said our current world states would indeed be wiped, but I'm not sure at this point. I would've thought that would've already happened by now.

Yes I do remember a dev mentioning that, but I thought that applied to the release of the open beta. Alas, our world states have not been wiped. So whats the deal BW? Any devs in the house that can clear this up?

[TheJiveDJ]

Ah, it was mentioned on the Twitch stream that they won't be wiped and can be used for DA:I

Now I'm confused.

[Shadowson]

fernando posted yesterday or the day before in the scuttlebut thread that they will not be wiping world states.

 

 

 

There's no plans to wipe, so what is there should be what you can use with DAI.  That could change, as things are in a beta after all, but so far we've been fortunate in how its been built that we have not needed to, even as we expand the story choices available thanks to the beta feedback - so i'm not expecting that it would change at this point.

[TheJiveDJ]

fernando posted yesterday or the day before in the scuttlebut thread that they will not be wiping world states.

Thanks!