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[AdamTaylor]

So, wandering about the land... I come across a random encounter...

Where an old man and woman are talking about the child who fell from the sky in a meteor and survived. And they decide to adopt him.

That was great...
Then I notice, I can click on the space rock...
And I get a chuck of meteor metal... which can be used by the right smith...

So off I go to Warden's Keep... giving it to the smith there...
And have a starmetal sword made for me.

Now I just have to find me some serpent men to use it on.

Great work Bioware.
Whoever came up with that idea should get a raise.

[maggitPL]

Hehe, there are more easter eggs.

There's an obvious Monty Python reference in one of the riddles when you are in the Gauntlet.

When the person tells something about a bird you can answer "coconut" (Monty Python and the Holy Grail).

There's also a reference to commander Shepard from Mass Effect somewhere in the Deep Trenches. A poem called Load Limit Reached.

[Dsurian]

I've felt that theres been some uncanny similarities between past games ive played and DA:O but it didnt hit home until i came across the brothel in Denerim; one of the female lines for the pre-sex scene at the brothel goes along the lines of "Want to take a look at my ditties?" in the exact same way as one of the generic responses for prostitutes in the Baldurs Gate series... as the OP said, kudos to Bioware.

[Hurbster]

That poem also gently mocks the infamous lift scenes in ME.

[maggitPL]

Oh, right. I didn't get it at first.... 'why a lift?' I was thinking.

Apparently you can also find golden pantaloons, which is a reference
to Baldur's Gate.

Also, the demon Gaxkang seems a reference to the lich Kangaxx from Baldur's Gate II.
You can find him in a dirty, deserted hovel in Denerim just like the lich in Athkatla.

Modifié par maggitPL, 17 novembre 2009 - 03:31 .