As per dev commentary all events more or less happen as they did, just the cast changes.
So those who are dead die once more.
Thank goodness for Alistair gutting Magisters and swamp witches alike.
I don't know who killed Yavanna and Titus in my world state. Alistair have been dead since the landsmeet.
Ignore warder guys, nothing but **** comes from his mouth when the matter is about mages, personally I can't take serious someone who qualifies magisters and witches of the wilds as evil but admires and protects lambert when someone speaks **** about that lame seeker.
bioware sometimes is lazy, but if they are doing an rpg, they cant be so mediocre to use that for every case.
Ignoring warder is always a good idea. Guess being an intolerant lunatic runs in the familyIgnore warder guys, nothing but **** comes from his mouth when the matter is about mages, personally I can't take serious someone who qualifies magisters and witches of the wilds as evil but admires and protects lambert when someone speaks **** about that lame seeker.
bioware sometimes is lazy, but if they are doing an rpg, they cant be so mediocre to use that for every case.
I don't know who killed Yavanna and Titus in my world state. Alistair have been dead since the landsmeet.
I always figured Loghain might fill Alistair's role in the comics if he's still alive by that time. Though that still doesn't explain what happens if both of them are dead.
I'd like to know how Sten became the Arishok despite accepting being left to die in a cage right before and unstoppable horde of darkspawn destroyed the town he was trapped in.
Even if somehow he changed his mind and somehow escaped in time, he still doesn't have his sword and didn't participate in slaying the Archdemon.
But even if somehow he did return as a hero instead of a deserter or a failure, there is no reason he'd have to recognize King Alistair as a friend or a Basalit'an. He'd basically just be some guy he might remember seeing through the bars of his cage once.
I'd like to know how Sten became the Arishok despite accepting being left to die in a cage right before and unstoppable horde of darkspawn destroyed the town he was trapped in.
Even if somehow he changed his mind and somehow escaped in time, he still doesn't have his sword and didn't participate in slaying the Archdemon.
But even if somehow he did return as a hero instead of a deserter or a failure, there is no reason he'd have to recognize King Alistair as a friend or a Basalit'an. He'd basically just be some guy he might remember seeing through the bars of his cage once.
Here's the answer: Bioware doesn't care about your choices and will do whatever they want
The comics and books are often not considered true canon. I don't know what we expect bioware to do. If you don't like it, don't read their novels and comics, perhaps? They're not going to do 5 versions of a comic or novel, and it's silly to expect them to do so.
The comics and books are often not considered true canon. I don't know what we expect bioware to do. If you don't like it, don't read their novels and comics, perhaps? They're not going to do 5 versions of a comic or novel, and it's silly to expect them to do so.
Except when the events of the books and comics ARE referenced and thus they are canon whether you like it or not. However, the fact that they are canon pretty much means that the devs are pretty much implying you played the game wrong if your world state doesn't allow the events of the comics and books to occur. Luckily, all my world states can let the comics and books happen in them without any changes.
The comics and books are often not considered true canon. I don't know what we expect bioware to do. If you don't like it, don't read their novels and comics, perhaps? They're not going to do 5 versions of a comic or novel, and it's silly to expect them to do so.
The problem here is that books and comics are actually canon because they are mentioned in game, but when comes the time to think about the background they either retcon to make everything go on straight line or just never mention it.
And the books and comics are not the worst case, it can be understandable that they did not mention what was of the comic characters because they live on Tevinter and Antiva, what is unfair and makes see like that Bioware doesn't care is that in-game choices with relevance are actually being retconned or ignored, Leliana being the ultimate proof of that.
I don't think that is entirely fair. If we are going to have books and comics with involved lore and story then Bioware is going to have to make some choices canon in their context. This does not necessarily mean that choices we make in-game are irrelevant or wrong. Considering the hundreds of different story combinations it's good to look at comics and books in a what-if, multiverse capacity. I see no way around this.
I read wot short ago, so, it apparently says that yavana has a way to come back? also says the architect is priest of urthemiel
On the matter of not choosen characters, did all warders and inquisitors existed at the same time? i mean. lavellan, cousland, amel, trevelyan, aadhaar, etc,etc.
I don't think that is entirely fair. If we are going to have books and comics with involved lore and story then Bioware is going to have to make some choices canon in their context. This does not necessarily mean that choices we make in-game are irrelevant or wrong. Considering the hundreds of different story combinations it's good to look at comics and books in a what-if, multiverse capacity. I see no way around this.
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