Just curious if I can carry me my saves over from the first game into the second game? If you can then I'm also curious if you can then carry that information into DA: Inquisition.
Thanks and I apologize if I posted this in the wrong part of the forum. 
You can import DAO saves into DA2. DAI doesn't have imports, but you can get your previous choices into it by using the DA Keep.
You can import DAO saves into DA2. DAI doesn't have imports, but you can get your previous choices into it by using the DA Keep.
Thanks for the information.
Is it easy to convert the save over if you're using Origin for both games?
Good to know that there's a way to bring my saves over to DA:I as well, I just picked up DA2 for 5 euro today and finding all this out is good news.
Thanks man, I'm looking forward to replaying DA:O and trying DA2 for the first time now.
Importing DAO saves into DA2 is straightforward: the game lists the characters you've completed DAO with and you pick one.
Importing DAO saves into DA2 is straightforward: the game lists the characters you've completed DAO with and you pick one.
Does it ask you in-game?
In-game yes, when you start a new game. Similarly, when you start a new game of DAI, it will ask if you want to import a world state from the Keep.
Obviously, you need to have all the games connected to the same Origin account.
Nice and straight forward, thanks man.
You can have 3 different origin accounts one for each game and still be able to use your DA:O saves in DA2.
Just so long as you use the origin account that owns DA:I with the keep. The keep is not a save game importer, you will have to re-create all your decisions on the tapestry.
You can have 3 different origin accounts one for each game and still be able to use your DA:O saves in DA2.
Just so long as you use the origin account that owns DA:I with the keep. The keep is not a save game importer, you will have to re-create all your decisions on the tapestry.
How many decisions are we talking about numerically speaking?
How many decisions are we talking about numerically speaking?
About 60, I would say.
The Keep is essentially a big questionnaire for DAO and DA2, where you mark the various choices: did this, killed him, didn't do that and so on.
Cool, thanks for the information lads.
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