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from: http://forums.superherohype.com/showthread.php?t=392023&page=26they also stated with in the article's I just requoted that the The Last Court Bridge's Dragon Age 2 to DAI . so it's important tooYou need to remember that DAI will not have direct save game imports from the previous games, it will all be carried out using Keep. This is to help with console generation and format changes, as well as save game bugs in the previous games. The Keep will create your World State that you will import into DAI to reflect your decisions from the first two games. Also Bioware have said that they plan to add more choices into the Keep, so if they make a DLC that requires the game to know a choice made in a previous game that the Keep does not currently record then they can just add it in.
Also when you have made your choices you can have the story narrated to you by Varric, which is cool
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Dragon Age: Inquisition gameplay — the first few hours
- 7 hours ago
Tom and I recently played the first few hours of Dragon Age: Inquisition. Soon after, we locked ourselves into a small room to talk about combat, quests and bewildering lore. This is that chat.
Elsewhere on the site, Tim was more positive about the game's opening. You can read his impressions here, and his interview with executive producer Mark Darrah here.
Dragon Age: Inquisition is due out 18 November. Expect our full review next week
source: Pc gamer
so we'll see when their review's up.
Oh it's up already
Dragon Age: Inquisition review
- 15 hours ago
Pc gamer's Score 87
Continue readingNeed To Know
What is it? The third in Bioware's series of fantasy RPGs.
Copy protection: Origin
Price: £50/$60
Release date: 18 November
Publisher: EA
Developer: Bioware
Multiplayer: 4-player co-op
Website: Official site
Here’s a quick Dragon Age quiz. Who are the Seekers of Truth? What’s their relation to the Chantry? If Divine Justinia V is killed in a massive explosion that creates a breach in the fabric of reality, do her closest advisors have the political authority to reform the Inquisition? What is the Inquisition? What was the Inquisition? If a person walks out alive from the now swirling green demon hole, are they the Herald of Andraste? What do the Tevinter Imperium have to do with anything?
If you don’t know these things, Dragon Age: Inquisition’s opening lore-maelstrom threatens to drown you. Over two previous games, an expansion, and numerous tie-in comics and novels, BioWare has created a rich and broad history, much of which shapes the events of this enormous third RPG. It’s initially overwhelming, as names of people, places and events are tossed casually into the narrative.
My advice? Stick with it. Inquisition is taking you on a long and satisfying journey, with plenty of time to work out what’s what and who’s who. Now, after the 50-plus hours it took me to finish the main campaign, I feel more versed in the intricacies of the world than ever. More than that, I feel like I’ve had a bigger impact on it than in either previous game. I’ve navigated the polite intrigue of Orlesian politics, recruited powerful and dangerous allies, and elevated the Inquisition from a band of fringe heretics into one of the most feared and admired orders in all of Thedas. Also, I’ve fought a dragon or two.
Cullen, receiving his award for Mr Serious Business, 2014. The game opens in the village of Haven. It’s ten years after the events of Dragon Age: Origins, a few weeks after the epilogue of Dragon Age 2, and the exact moment that the Temple of Sacred Ashes is destroyed in a sky-tearing blast of unknown origin. Inside, the head of the Chantry—the world’s main religious organisation—was attempting to negotiate peace between the warring Templars and mages. Where the temple once stood, there is now only a dangerous and growing vortex that threatens to engulf the world. You are the only survivor.
source: pc gamer
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