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[elrofrost]

As i understand it, you don't "import" your saved games. But recreate their histories at the Keep?

If true, then there is no reason to replay the games, except to remind oneself of the lore. Is the Keep available now?

 

Thanks.

[merik3000]

You can import you games depending on what platform they are on and what platform you want to import to but mainly it is up to you on whether to create your history via the Keep or have your old characters imported as the only difference will be their first names which can't be referenced anyway

[EmperorKarino]

As i understand it, you don't "import" your saved games. But recreate their histories at the Keep?

If true, then there is no reason to replay the games, except to remind oneself of the lore. Is the Keep available now?

 

Thanks.

 

yes, the keep is open beta now, so you can just log in and have fun.

[katerinafm]

Another reason to replay is because the games are great? ;P

[elrofrost]

Well not so much DA2. I like the fighting and lore.. but playing on the same map gets old.

[TeganJ]

You can import you games depending on what platform they are on and what platform you want to import to but mainly it is up to you on whether to create your history via the Keep or have your old characters imported as the only difference will be their first names which can't be referenced anyway

There is no save importer for DAI. If you want to set up a World State for DAI, you do that via the Keep. If you don't, there is a default WS that DAI will use.

That being said, if you have DAO and DAII PCs on the legacy BSN, they can be synced with the Keep (this is still being fixed however. Not everyone's Wardens and Hawkes are syncing). In that case (when syncing works) it will pull gender, class, race, name, and 2D avatar into the Keep. It won't bring your game decisions into the Keep, though. Those you set manually.