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[Octarin]

... to Conor after Redcliffe? Does is say anywhere? 

[Panda]

I don't believe we know, at least I don't remember any mention about him after the future nightmare where he committed suicide for not wanting to become abomination (this didn't happen in current time). I guess he become part of Inquisition like other mages, it would have been nice to get mention about him though.

[Octarin]

I don't believe we know, at least I don't remember any mention about him after the future nightmare where he committed suicide for not wanting to become abomination (this didn't happen in current time). I guess he become part of Inquisition like other mages, it would have been nice to get mention about him though.

 

Yeah, precisely my point... I've been looking at the Keep again today, and I just played through the Redcliffe future scene, and there's just so much information from the previous games that's just never been used, so many choices that seem to have no bearing to the game whatsoever, it makes me wonder why they bothered with it in the first place. 

[Octarin]

I mean, for example, what difference does it make if you helped Alistair meet Goldana is you get him killed in the Fade after all? What's the point? Or if you've returned Sten's sword or if Oghren got back with Felsi... Unless BIOWARE/EA plans DA:I to be a MASSIVE DLCfest fore the next decade, I don't see what those choices matter after all.

[Ashaantha]

I don't think many of the keep tiles will really ever matter. DAO personal quests seem to be tracked solely for hardening/softening attached to them. A lot of them seem to be there for story purposes, like a what did you do in this game rather then a omg we need it for the next game.

[Zatche]

Connor actually does show up in the game.

https://youtu.be/ePSAVWnoGYc

A lot of decisions were thrown in the Keep just in case they felt like using it later or just so the player could feel like it really was "their" world state. There's also the social aspect of the Keep where you can share your world state with others, though I doubt a whole lot of people actually use it.

[Octarin]

Connor actually does show up in the game.

https://youtu.be/ePSAVWnoGYc

A lot of decisions were thrown in the Keep just in case they felt like using it later or just so the player could feel like it really was "their" world state. There's also the social aspect of the Keep where you can share your world state with others, though I doubt a whole lot of people actually use it.

 

I think I particularly specified AFTER REDCLIFFE. 

[Gileadan]

He was likely eaten by a grue.

[Kendar Fleetfoot]

In the mage recruitment quest doesn't someone mention him having held out under torture for ages???

[Domiel Angelus]

He was likely eaten by a grue.

 

Based on Connor's background, he's more likely to be the one eating the grue. I put him in the same tier of power as the Warden because I have a feeling he has all those spells we don't get any more like Petrify, Death Cloud and Waking Nightmare.

[Lumix19]

Presumably after Redcliffe (if you recruit the mages) he remains with the rest of the mages, either fighting or healing or whatever.

[Octarin]

So we don't actually know. 

[Zatche]

I think I particularly specified AFTER REDCLIFFE. 

 

Thought you meant after DAO Redcliffe. [Shrugs] (I suppose if I read Panda's post more thoroughly, I would've picked up on that).

[JeffZero]

Yeah, we don't know. 'Tis weird.

[turuzzusapatuttu]

He is not that important for the future games. He's not carrying Mythal around, after all.

[Octarin]

Neither is Alistair. Or Anora. Or anyone else except the Dread Wolf.

[AppalachianApex]

These are some seriously minor decision and charters. Conor shows up as a token cameo if you go to Redcliffe, he's honestly just not that big of a deal

[Octarin]

I know he's not a big deal. And I know he makes a cameo appearance. I wanted to know if there's any more information on Conor after Hushed Whispers. Apparently there isn't.

[Innsmouth Dweller]

He is not that important for the future games. He's not carrying Mythal around, after all.

so?

 

Yeah, precisely my point... I've been looking at the Keep again today, and I just played through the Redcliffe future scene, and there's just so much information from the previous games that's just never been used, so many choices that seem to have no bearing to the game whatsoever, it makes me wonder why they bothered with it in the first place. 

bothered? as in "bothered to include in the first game as one of many possible quest resolutions" or "bothered to include in the Keep as game changing/world shattering choice"?

[Octarin]

Why they bothered having us determine the outcome of all those "little" choices if they never meant to be of any practical use. Despite the fact that I don't find these choices little at all. But anyway, that's what I meant.