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[Elhanan]

Perhaps the Orlesian Warden carries the Urn of Warden's Ashes in their backpack? They could be used to grow red roses during Blight.....

[Morrigans God son]

Keep your warden alive. Problem solved.

I mean how many people play dead Shepard?

[ladydesire]

Morrigans God son wrote...

Keep your warden alive. Problem solved.
I mean how many people play dead Shepard?

The whole point of the complaints is that they wanted to import the world state that they ended with having done the Ultimate Sacrifice and be able to play the Orlesian Warden from that point on.

[Sago_mulch]

biowear was lazy(alot of game devs are, u try developing a bigass game), like they always are. i mean, like, how long did it take for them to patch the odvious bugs before release?
use your imagination, man, the warden never rlly died or he took a blessing from David von gaider. who used his legendry writingfanfiction skills to ressERECT him and gave the warden more powerful skills than ever before...

..OVER THREE YEARS, BIOWEAR AND YOU NEVER FOUND THIS? TO END LIKE THIS?



graet, killed my gritty, deep, rich and sexy rp quicker than an atom bomb dropped on a certain city in asia.

[Kildaire]

Elhanan wrote...

I like the option myself.

I chose not to use it for my US Warden, as he was my first hero. If one prefers to be dead, they can so choose. If they wish to be partially dead, then that option is also available.

Man, this keeps killing me.

... that is all.

[Mystiana]

they could have even said that since the warden handled the sacred ashes it somehow made them mostly dead and not all dead...upon bringing the body to the tomb, the warden's eye fluttered or some such thing...then lo and behold, a resurected warden for Awakenings!

[SirGladiator]

Thats a good point, the ashes could have something to do with why the Warden is alive again, I hadn't thought of that. Its really pretty much up to the individual to decide why the Warden has come back to life, the bottom line is that he or she did, so all is good .

[Heimdallw32]

The way I see it...



Importing a dead Warden: You were dead, but you got better.



Playing an Orlesian Warden if your original Warden made the ultimate sacrifice: You died so hard you erased yourself from the fabric of time. (and thus all you did, never happened. Someone else saved the day.)



Makes about as much sense to me at the end of the day as anything else. It's a fantasy RPG. And if those reasons don't work? A wizard did it.



I can understand how some would be disappointed by the thread topic, however. Sorry. Let's just hope they handle things more smoothly next time. (Or that devs will stop having an 'ultimate sacrifice' ending option when they might have expansions/DLC that pick up where the story left off.)

[Apollo.wings]

tbh, this actually annoyed me in all of the DLC where you play as warden... I DIED! HOW AM I STANDING THERE TALKING TO MHARI??? someone please make a mod where i'm forced to make an orlesian warden if i died - THEN the complaining wil go and we can al play happy families again... happy dead warde families mwhahahahahaha

[Buddy Dakota]

Faerunner wrote...

If it bothers you so much that the Warden is supposed to be dead, then why are you playing with your dead Warden?

Because people who roleplay would prefer if the choices you made in origins carried over to awakening, while at the same time letting you play as the Orlesian warden.

[Shadow Fox]

IT'S ALIVE!!!

[Corker]

@Faerunner, if you play the Orlesian, you get a canned backstory for Awakening.

Back In The Day, OP's complaint was that there was no way for someone whose Warden did the Ultimate Sacrifice to play through Awakening with an Orlesian Warden and with their DAO choices ported in.

When the forums heard that there would be an Orlesian Warden option, it seemed obvious to many of us that of course this would be the way that US players could continue "their" Thedas's development. Then we got the game, and it wasn't the case, and it was disappointing. Just because my Warden died doesn't mean I'm not interested to know how things turn out for the people whose lives she touched.

[Last Darkness]

Corker wrote...

@Faerunner, if you play the Orlesian, you get a canned backstory for Awakening.

Back In The Day, OP's complaint was that there was no way for someone whose Warden did the Ultimate Sacrifice to play through Awakening with an Orlesian Warden and with their DAO choices ported in.

When the forums heard that there would be an Orlesian Warden option, it seemed obvious to many of us that of course this would be the way that US players could continue "their" Thedas's development. Then we got the game, and it wasn't the case, and it was disappointing. Just because my Warden died doesn't mean I'm not interested to know how things turn out for the people whose lives she touched.

Thus the beauty of mods and savegame editors.

[Ferretinabun]

Last Darkness wrote...

Corker wrote...

@Faerunner, if you play the Orlesian, you get a canned backstory for Awakening.

Back In The Day, OP's complaint was that there was no way for someone whose Warden did the Ultimate Sacrifice to play through Awakening with an Orlesian Warden and with their DAO choices ported in.

When the forums heard that there would be an Orlesian Warden option, it seemed obvious to many of us that of course this would be the way that US players could continue "their" Thedas's development. Then we got the game, and it wasn't the case, and it was disappointing. Just because my Warden died doesn't mean I'm not interested to know how things turn out for the people whose lives she touched.

Thus the beauty of mods and savegame editors.

Wait, is there a mod that lets you import your US choices into an Orlesian warden Awakenings playthrough?

[Whitering]

Not that I know of. Awakening, well, I liked the story, but the coding was as bad as anything Bethesda or Obsidian have put out. In the end, I must say, there is very little impact on your game from what you did in the base game.

There probably are options in the save game editors to allow you to change any background details the game imports, at least that was the case with ME savegame editors.

[BV1771]

For those people saying if you don't like the choice of dying than don't die, you surely aren't role players, I play an RPG and I want to play as my character, and my character decided to make the ultimate sacrifice, why does a respectable Gaming Company that makes great RPG would want to invalidate my Role-playing desicions?
Why not just make the same outcome as the imported (sacrificed) character just play as the other warden hero from Orlais?

Well it's kind of sad to see that desicions were nullified even before ME 3..

Modifié par BV1771, 09 février 2013 - 11:50 .