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[shedevil3001]

yer i know what you mean i'm so not happy with losing my dlc considering rto took so long in coming out and we lose everything we just bought

[Curlain]

SinYang wrote...

shedevil3001 wrote...

i'm not so easily bought if i had known about all this before my pre order i'd be saying stuff it no way

Me neither. Im going to hang out for spoilers on a few things like Alistair/Anora roles - your origin choices made here and romance fates/plans if any, main character fate.  DLC still tastes bad. no more dlc.

Indeed I agree on this, no more DLC I think, can't say I lost out totally, some of the story was worth it, but I did kinda assume I would be able to carry DLC items forward just like items in the main game (for instance, The Shivering Isles Expansion for Oblivion didn't have this issue you could take other DLC items, such as Knights of the Nine stuff, in and out of the Shivering Isles and items from there to the main game areas)

[shedevil3001]

oblivion ? i didnt realize it was a bioware game

[Liso66]

Curlain wrote...

SinYang wrote...

shedevil3001 wrote...

i'm not so easily bought if i had known about all this before my pre order i'd be saying stuff it no way

Me neither. Im going to hang out for spoilers on a few things like Alistair/Anora roles - your origin choices made here and romance fates/plans if any, main character fate.  DLC still tastes bad. no more dlc.

Indeed I agree on this, no more DLC I think, can't say I lost out totally, some of the story was worth it, but I did kinda assume I would be able to carry DLC items forward just like items in the main game (for instance, The Shivering Isles Expansion for Oblivion didn't have this issue you could take other DLC items, such as Knights of the Nine stuff, in and out of the Shivering Isles and items from there to the main game areas)

Two Words.  Electronic Arts..   nuff said.  I refuse to believe Bioware would have ever done this..

[Curlain]

It isn't and it has no real story to it :-), but I was using it as a comparison of expansions and the ability to use DLC (or not) in them. DA is definitely better then Oblvion (which really is just a hack n' slash game until you get some mods going in it, even then ;-))

[shedevil3001]

oh ea are the major flaw here but bioware aren't completely blameless

[shedevil3001]

ah right curlain i thought i didnt see the bioware thing when i played it lol

[SinYang]

The stories were great, atleast Warden's keep was. But RTO after hearing Alistair/Loghain with Wynne thats about it story wise. 5 min run for Cailan's gear sums it up.

It was perfect for my city elf, now shes lost it.. Chevalier's which she also has in a full set, though similar design just isnt same and its bugged nerfed willpower surpose to grant +3 will, +3 con, have doubts this will be fixed anytime soon like so many of dwarven subquest broken rewards or ancient elven boots(PC). :/

I wont use mods. This isnt an unsupported game of 10+ years old (baldurs gate), Bioware should fix their own game not the community its more bad form.

Modifié par SinYang, 17 février 2010 - 11:28 .

[Liso66]

shedevil3001 wrote...

oblivion ? i didnt realize it was a bioware game

It's not..

Bethesda developed it and 2k games and Bethesda softworks published it.

[shedevil3001]

yep i got that liso see my post above lol

[Liso66]

shedevil3001 wrote...

yep i got that liso see my post above lol

oops! real life took me away and I delayed hitting send  

[shedevil3001]

yer i missed a few things coz i had to take the washing out and hang it on the radiators

[Redcrush]

Besides Oghren who plays a large role in Awakening, there are cameos and returning characters. For companions you'll potentially meet Loghain, Wynne, and Alistair depending on your decisions in Origins. In regards to NPCs, Master Wade and Herren reprise their roles, with Wade offering to make even more fantastical goods if the player brings his list of ingredients. Loghain's daughter, Anora, may also appear in Awakening depending on your choices in Origins. From David Gaider's novel "The Calling" - both the Architect and Utha are present in Awakening.




Ok so I didn't read through all 32 pages of comments to see if anyone was taking this answer the way that I had taken it, but...

It DOES say FOR COMPANIONS then lists Alistair, Wynne and Loghain. I was under the impression that Oghren would be the only playable character returning, and the rest would be NPC's. So what does that mean ? We get to play those characters at some point in the game ? Maybe they're a part of your party for only a portion of the expansion where as Oghren will be in your party throughout the whole thing.

Any thoughts ?

[Liso66]

"Packs up her toys and goes home" take care my forums friends.... I have spent WAY to much time on here today... hehe. I had a great time though. thanks for all the great thread tagging! "you're It!"

[shedevil3001]

thats how i picked it up but i was told by wishpig that they were going to be nothing more than cameo appearances lets hope hes wrong

[Liso66]

Redcrush wrote...

Besides Oghren who plays a large role in Awakening, there are cameos and returning characters. For companions you'll potentially meet Loghain, Wynne, and Alistair depending on your decisions in Origins. In regards to NPCs, Master Wade and Herren reprise their roles, with Wade offering to make even more fantastical goods if the player brings his list of ingredients. Loghain's daughter, Anora, may also appear in Awakening depending on your choices in Origins. From David Gaider's novel "The Calling" - both the Architect and Utha are present in Awakening.




Ok so I didn't read through all 32 pages of comments to see if anyone was taking this answer the way that I had taken it, but...

It DOES say FOR COMPANIONS then lists Alistair, Wynne and Loghain. I was under the impression that Oghren would be the only playable character returning, and the rest would be NPC's. So what does that mean ? We get to play those characters at some point in the game ? Maybe they're a part of your party for only a portion of the expansion where as Oghren will be in your party throughout the whole thing.

Any thoughts ?

Okay.. I'll leave after this.. that seems to leave the illusion we may get one of those other characters for a short time at some point in the game depending on our ending choices. I fear banking on it since it is so vague at best.. 

[shedevil3001]

byeeeee liso take care and have fun try to smile

[SinYang]

Redcrush wrote...
It DOES say FOR COMPANIONS then lists Alistair, Wynne and Loghain. I was under the impression that Oghren would be the only playable character returning, and the rest would be NPC's. So what does that mean ? We get to play those characters at some point in the game ? Maybe they're a part of your party for only a portion of the expansion where as Oghren will be in your party throughout the whole thing.

Any thoughts ?

Cameo appearances, but it could still mean Oghren isnt the choosen. Given trailers and FAQ aswell, it is almost 100 percent it is Oghren tho - only one will be playable in any case.
 

[shedevil3001]

ah man i wanted alistair back why oh why cant bioware and ea just give us what alot of us really want

[Redcrush]

Ah I see... that bit got me a little confused.

shedevil3001 wrote...

ah man i wanted alistair back why oh why cant bioware and ea just give us what alot of us really want

ditto

but hey maybe they will make up for it in future games

[shedevil3001]

they better or i'm gonna scream blue murder oh well i gotta go to bed so will whine about this tomorrow lol nite all

[Bratt1204]

Redcrush wrote...

Besides Oghren who plays a large role in Awakening, there are cameos and returning characters. For companions you'll potentially meet Loghain, Wynne, and Alistair depending on your decisions in Origins. In regards to NPCs, Master Wade and Herren reprise their roles, with Wade offering to make even more fantastical goods if the player brings his list of ingredients. Loghain's daughter, Anora, may also appear in Awakening depending on your choices in Origins. From David Gaider's novel "The Calling" - both the Architect and Utha are present in Awakening.




Ok so I didn't read through all 32 pages of comments to see if anyone was taking this answer the way that I had taken it, but...

It DOES say FOR COMPANIONS then lists Alistair, Wynne and Loghain. I was under the impression that Oghren would be the only playable character returning, and the rest would be NPC's. So what does that mean ? We get to play those characters at some point in the game ? Maybe they're a part of your party for only a portion of the expansion where as Oghren will be in your party throughout the whole thing.

Any thoughts ?

I believe that statement means as for (past) companions, we may see Alistair, Wynne and Logain as NPCs only. That is what I have read in the forums  but you know, at this point anything is possible. We just will not know until we play the game or read the posts afterwards. I am just tired of posting my opinions on my disappointments. I'll just keep happily playing DAO (over and over) I guess and make the best of it until I hear what Awakening really has as far as options and storyline.

[Shayane]

OMG I was away for a few hours and you managed to add 10 pages to the ongoing topic

Seems also that I missed something  did Bioware surrend ????? and gave us all we want ??

[Bratt1204]

Shayane wrote...

OMG I was away for a few hours and you managed to add 10 pages to the ongoing topic

Seems also that I missed something  did Bioware surrend ????? and gave us all we want ??

We only would be so so lucky - no, unfortunately not.

[Liso66]

Shayane wrote...

OMG I was away for a few hours and you managed to add 10 pages to the ongoing topic

Seems also that I missed something  did Bioware surrend ????? and gave us all we want ??

I left a little over an hour ago and it is still on the same page..  Am I to take some blame for the adding of the pages?  No Way!!  Innocent I tell you!! :innocent: