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UberJumper posted:
Turn off the cheat console if you are on PC and happen to have it turned on. In the game options go to the online/account section and allow game data/character upload. Load and save a game on the character you want to upload. Wait.
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Afraid of Audio posted:You do realize that's a joke post that has no basis in anything right. I'm an idiot that is looking for any reason to get excited. After ME3, anything seems plausible.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:09
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I'm pretty certain I've already read that it does, but is it 100% certain that the PC version of DA:I has full controller support ala the console version?
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Nov 16, 2014 23:10
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I'm just mad because it reinforces bioware's "always save everyone with no bad consequences" shtick.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:11
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Linux Nazi posted:I'm pretty certain I've already read that it does, but is it 100% certain that the PC version of DA:I has full controller support ala the console version? Yes. They used a controller for a Bioware stream on Twitch, then used a keyboard for the next stream.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:14
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Nobody click what I'm about to post, it spoils a whole bunch of endgame stuff. Like straight up the final boss is mentioned. Do not click these if you care about that. http://i.imgur.com/tAS9LAt.jpg http://i.imgur.com/NAdq8UH.jpg As I said, it spoils the end, but confirms what I said. That's next gen Loghain talking to you about whats happening. Ravenfood posted:I'm just mad because it reinforces bioware's "always save everyone with no bad consequences" shtick. I find it funny because literally less then 5% of players actually chose that option, despite the fact there is little to no evidence suggesting he's lying, so it's entirely the emotional choice. And now it's going to bite people in the rear end. That amuses me greatly.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:17
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Afraid of Audio posted:You do realize that's a joke post that has no basis in anything right. Shut UP
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Nov 16, 2014 23:19
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Schubalts posted:Yes. They used a controller for a Bioware stream on Twitch, then used a keyboard for the next stream. Awesome.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:19
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Cythereal posted:Holy poo poo. But on the other hand... either the Warden dies or there's a demongodbaby. Bioware, you're good at making this a drat tough call if there's not another way around this... Old God Child is the correct and most narratively interesting decision but really there are no correct decisions because none of them matter in the end
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Nov 16, 2014 23:21
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oatgan posted:Old God Child is the correct and most narratively interesting decision but really there are no correct decisions because none of them matter in the end And lets be honest, who's going to say no to demon sex with a swamp witch?
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Nov 16, 2014 23:23
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oatgan posted:no correct decisions because none of them matter in the end Woah woah woah, this is a game made by Bioware? Put that poo poo in spoilers!
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Nov 16, 2014 23:23
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Since I'm a huge idiot I romanced my goth waifu and went through the portal with her in Witch Hunt. Wonder how this plays out or if it just gets cleaned up in one sentence "And then Morrigan fed the love-sick warden to the demon baby...."....
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Nov 16, 2014 23:25
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oatgan posted:Old God Child is the correct and most narratively interesting decision but really there are no correct decisions because none of them matter in the end Don't give a gently caress about god baby. Not my child, not my problem. Although, I'm interested to see how Alistair and Morrigan interact after having a child together.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:29
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Ok so I just went to The Keep to mark Loghain alive  .I didn't see the spoilers but I really want to see what Loghain's deal in Inquisition is. Hope Alistair made up with my Warden after 10 years 
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Nov 16, 2014 23:30
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oatgan posted:Old God Child is the correct and most narratively interesting decision but really there are no correct decisions because none of them matter in the end Problem is, Old God Child means trusting Morrigan. And that just isn't a good move. If the spoiler is true, I'm content to call the Warden dying the best option available.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:39
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I still need to go sort my Keep import. It seems like a really cool idea instead of save importing. What's this Court thing? Does it have any impact on DA:I?
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Nov 16, 2014 23:42
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iGestalt posted:I still need to go sort my Keep import. It seems like a really cool idea instead of save importing. What's this Court thing? Does it have any impact on DA:I? Play it if you liked Cookie Clicker.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:44
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iGestalt posted:I still need to go sort my Keep import. It seems like a really cool idea instead of save importing. What's this Court thing? Does it have any impact on DA:I? The only important thing to take from The Last Court is Morrigan built an Elluvian for the Empress
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Nov 16, 2014 23:46
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Archimago posted:Play it if you liked Cookie Clicker. I love Cookie Clicker.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:47
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iGestalt posted:I love Cookie Clicker. You might like it then. The cookies will randomly gently caress you (not in the good way) and you have to collect different kinds of cookies and spend them on other cookies.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:51
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Archimago posted:You might like it then. The cookies will randomly gently caress you (not in the good way) and you have to collect different kinds of cookies and spend them on other cookies. also you can gently caress a couple of the cookies
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Nov 16, 2014 23:52
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oatgan posted:also you can gently caress a couple of the cookies Hot milk.
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Nov 16, 2014 23:52
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Cythereal posted:Problem is, Old God Child means trusting Morrigan. And that just isn't a good move. I would be impressed if that's the case: If all that selfish desire to keep yourself alive results in bad consequences, it would make the weight of a decision between ultimate sacrifice (which is exactly how Varric introduces the Hero's story in the Keep I noticed) and what is ultimately a cop-out all the more interesting in retrospect.
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Nov 17, 2014 00:00
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Can someone explain why the Qunari have horns now? I have not been following Dragon Age since Awakening. They remind me of the ogres in Origins, not Sten.
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Juvenalian.Satyr posted:I would be impressed if that's the case: If all that selfish desire to keep yourself alive results in bad consequences, it would make the weight of a decision between ultimate sacrifice (which is exactly how Varric introduces the Hero's story in the Keep I noticed) and what is ultimately a cop-out all the more interesting in retrospect. Yeah, I'm surprised Bioware might have the guts to do this. I was very happy with the picture perfect ending of Loghain killing the archdemon while Anora and Alistair marry, but I have no trouble killing my Wardens in the Keep to leave Loghain alive. grrarg posted:Can someone explain why the Qunari have horns now? I have not been following Dragon Age since Awakening. They remind me of the ogres in Origins, not Sten. They were always supposed to in Origins, but there were graphical issues. They got their horns back in DA2. And ogres are darkspawn qunari.
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Nov 17, 2014 00:02
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Why the gently caress is lelliana alive
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Nov 17, 2014 00:02
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grrarg posted:Can someone explain why the Qunari have horns now? I have not been following Dragon Age since Awakening. They remind me of the ogres in Origins, not Sten. They where intended to have horns in the first game but they didn't want to model a different helmet model just for Sten, so now Sten is one of a few special Qunari who where born without horns thus considered higher standard and the rest have horns. It's just a retcon. Also ignore all those hornless Qunari you kill in the first game. e:fb
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ZenVulgarity posted:Why the gently caress is lelliana alive Because she never died
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Nov 17, 2014 00:06
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Cythereal posted:And ogres are darkspawn qunari. Uh... sir or madam technically according to the Dragon Age Wiki, "Ogres are born from broodmothers who were once female Qunari." Which I didn't know before I went on that pedantic search. Thanks!
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Nov 17, 2014 00:07
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Doink9731 posted:Uh... sir or madam technically according to the Dragon Age Wiki, "Ogres are born from broodmothers who were once female Qunari." Hurlocks = darkspawn humans. Genlocks = darkspawn dwarves (please ignore that genlocks can use magic and dwarves can't). Shrieks = darkspawn elves. Ogres = darkspawn qunari.
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Nov 17, 2014 00:08
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Waot, the qunari who DON'T have horns are supposed to be the 'higher class' qunari? That doesn't make any loving sense. Really?
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Drifter posted:Waot, the qunari who DON'T have horns are supposed to be the 'higher class' qunari? They are special snowflakes what about it doesn't make sense?
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Drifter posted:Waot, the qunari who DON'T have horns are supposed to be the 'higher class' qunari? It doesn't make sense that nobility have inbred to the extent that they have a condition that is rarer in the general population? Also, what are your opinions on Klingons.
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Nov 17, 2014 00:13
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Drifter posted:Waot, the qunari who DON'T have horns are supposed to be the 'higher class' qunari? I imagine that they're useful because non-qunari are less likely to freak out about the big gray guy than a big gray guy with obviously non-human horns. Cythereal posted:Also, Gaider's explanation for the existence of ogres when qunari are recent arrivals to Thedas is much, much dumber than the explanation you were probably thinking: that the darkspawn just grabbed a qunari woman, since it only takes one broodmother to create an army. Qunari are "recent" as in, they showed up in force about 300 years ago.
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Also, Gaider's explanation for the existence of ogres when qunari are recent arrivals to Thedas is much, much dumber than the explanation you were probably thinking: that the darkspawn just grabbed a qunari woman, since it only takes one broodmother to create an army.
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Nov 17, 2014 00:16
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hobbesmaster posted:Also, what are your opinions on Klingons. Hosghaj (Klingon for powerful).
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Nov 17, 2014 00:16
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Drifter posted:Waot, the qunari who DON'T have horns are supposed to be the 'higher class' qunari? Not strictly higher class by default, but officially they are more likely to be chosen for the Ben hassrath secret police and espionage roles, which make the regular Qunari uncomfortable around them. And the Ben hassrath are the heart of Qunari society, so even if they don't end up being spies or cops, they can have a hand in shaping people's minds, possibly even against their will with drugs.
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Geostomp posted:Qunari are "recent" as in, they showed up in force about 300 years ago. Nevertheless, according to Gaider, thousands of years ago, before the rise of the Qun, there was a kossith colony in Thedas that the darkspawn overwhelmed. All ogres are birthed from broodmothers created then. Someone fire that man already, or at least get him away from social media.
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Nov 17, 2014 00:21
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Why was Sten green? Loremeisters / David Gaider Twitter followers I need you.
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This is important
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