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[Heimdall]

I bring this up because I played ME3 with the default choices on my first playthrough. Much to my surprise, I actually found that it made my subsequent "canon" playthrough much more satisfying when I could note where my choices changed things. It was nice.

So now I'm trying to decide what to do with DAI. Start off with the default or a custom state? What're the rest of you forumites doing?

[SykoWolfPup]

Personally I have to go with custom. I can generally spot where my choices have have effected the world and after waiting a year or so to play this game, I dont think I could hold back for an entire playthrough x)

[Alanosborn1991]

Default world state is going to give ppl bad endings

[robertthebard]

Very definitely custom, since I have so many to choose from. Since the one I have loaded now is really close to the default one, I don't see myself getting a "bad ending".

[Punished Kenny]

I'd have to go custom, I prefer my own choices being done instead of a game assuming my choices.

[Samael8096]

Custom of course.

[Ogillardetta]

Always custom.

[LadyLaLa]

Custom, that way you don't see anything you DEFINITELY didn't do included in the game, like the Redcliffe options and killing Connor

[DarthLaxian]

Always Custom (I plan on never using the default - simply because I don't like what they chose as the default...)

 

greetings LAX

[MKDAWUSS]

Custom.

 

Usually all my following playthroughs are similar to my first, so...

[herkles]

custom, I probaly won't play the default but I will have several world states for my various quizzys to exist in. 

[Navasha]

The way I look at it is that the "default" world state is just a custom world state done by someone else who made bad choices.   Nope, never a default for me.    I have more than enough world states to hold me over through a half dozen playthroughs.

[chr0n0mancer]

Custom. Always custom.

[Darth Death]

Custom. I'm not allowing BioWare to decide who lives or dies in my playthrough(s). Only Darth Death decides on such things. 

[ManOfSteel]

Custom. I honestly can't see myself ever using the default.

[Starwingz]

Click randomized world state in keep; don't check choices there.

 

Spoiler

And get nasty surprise when Varric turns insane from red lyrium shard

[Heimdall]

The way I look at it is that the "default" world state is just a custom world state done by someone else who made bad choices.   Nope, never a default for me.    I have more than enough world states to hold me over through a half dozen playthroughs.

See, I actually liked the contrast in ME because, as in DAI I gather, the default is designed to have minimal threads from past games.

 

So when I loaded up my custom state, I was pleasantly surprised to see how much had changed

[CavalierToast]

Custom. I wouldn't mind the default if it wasn't so crapsack world - you didn't recruit people and didn't help them either. It was the same in Mass Effects, unless you use Genesis you end up with the Worst of All Worlds.

[Bfler]

I will use my world state from the Keep, therefore no default one.

[Xeyska]

Always custom.

[AmberLynx]

I'd definitely go with the custom world state. I don't want my characters to be blamed or credited for the things they didn't do.

 

I have at least 5 different worldstates, and in case I'd wanted to do a playthrough in the Worst World shaped by horribad decisions, I have one prepared specially for this purpose.

[KC_Prototype]

Why is this even a question? Why go default if you're an experienced player? Go with custom on the first run. 

[Ryzaki]

Eww default

 

No. Custom for me. always.

[Birdy]

Default World that's been customized 

[sangy]

I thought the only people who used default were the ones that didn't play the previous games.  I know that you lose a ton of your efforts when going straight into the game without loading a saved game or picking your history of the games past before starting.  With the Keep, it's easier than ever.  I don't want my choices picked out for me.  Feel like I'm playing someone's game instead of my own. 

 

Good thing about the Keep is I'll be able to try a few different things that interest me without having to replay all of DA1 and DA2 again.  I still prefer game saves brought in because if feels more like a reward for your hard work, but the Keep is still pretty cool.  It's very detailed.