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[goishen]

Well, I'm damn surprised no one has made a DA2 comparison yet.

[BioFan (Official)]

You don't know that. BioFan is good at pointing out silver linings. 

 

Thank you.

 

Let's take a look at the last time we had siblings. 

 

The Hawke siblings:

-Allowed you to express your feelings toward mages/templars

-The fate of your living sibling had 3 different outcomes, that's 3 things that can be done differently in a replay

-Those 3 choices were reflected later in the game AND DLC

-Depending on your class you got one or the other sibling

-Each sibling had a different personality

-The different siblings had an outcome (circle or templar) totally dependent on which sibling you had

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Thank you.

 

Let's take a look at the last time we had siblings. 

 

The Hawke siblings:

-Allowed you to express your feelings toward mages/templars

-The fate of your living sibling had 3 different outcomes, that's 3 things that can be done differently in a replay

-Those 3 choices were reflected later in the game AND DLC

-Depending on your class you got one or the other sibling

-Each sibling had a different personality

-The different siblings had 2 outcomes totally dependent on which sibling you had

You're welcome.

 

While I wouldn't have picked the Hawke siblings since I wasn't a fan of the Hawke family, you do make a couple good points that I can't argue against. Particularly points 2 and 3. Point 1 they weren't needed for that, Point 4 I wasn't a fan of. Point 5 I'm wary about because these are protagonists in other worlds so would feel like what they are supposed to be like when you play them, and Point 6 is basically a retreading of previous points. But yeah, points 2 and 3 you make a good example of how that would increase replayability. Thank you.

[BioFan (Official)]

 

 

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