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lordnoak wrote...
No offense to all of you guys/gals that are angry at the choice import issue. I felt the same way, but there's an explanation if you're willing to give it some thought and use your imagination. It's perfectly plausible too.
The night when Morrigan offers the dark pact, you say "no" for whatever reason and she leaves. Wrong, you think she leaves. What actually happened is she snuck into Riordan's room and considering he'd been locked up in a prison for who knows how long (I can't remember how long) she was able to seduce him fairly easily. With the "dark pact" complete, unknowingly to the rest of us, we end up going through the rest of DA:O (she didn't bother trying to explain her motives to Riordan after failing with us). The twist is in the end we manage to survive.
If you want to stretch it further, just assume that everyone thought you were dead because the killing blow put you out hard. However, you miraculously survived and came back to life after the ending credits. Awakened from a coma or something along those lines....thrown into the fade but cleverly found your way back to reality once again.
So here you are, ready to roll and since you need to command the new Grey Wardens you have to put the reason for your survival behind you--for now. Perhaps it's a mystery that will not be solved in your life time, or ever.
Just give it some thought...and give the game a chance. The story really picks up once you get over the nitpicking (which I've done myself).
Er... no! This couldn't have happened. Morrigan wouldn't sleep with Riordan. You know why?
If you play a female who is in romance with Alistair you can suggest to Morrigan to sleep with Riordan instead. But she says she can't do that because Riordan was tainted for too long.
Modifié par AwesomeEffect2, 12 avril 2010 - 10:35 .
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