I was wondering if there is a character transfer facility like ME1-ME2-ME3.
If there isn't I might just wait for the new one, I cant seem to pin it down googling so I thought I would ask the hive mind.
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I was wondering if there is a character transfer facility like ME1-ME2-ME3.
If there isn't I might just wait for the new one, I cant seem to pin it down googling so I thought I would ask the hive mind.
There is a save transfer facility from DAO + DLCs to DA2. However that won't be the reason for which I would ask you to get DAO, because for one DA2 has a different playable character and story...so the transferred saves won't make a big difference aside from maybe a few mentions and cameos.
If you do want to buy DAO do it because of the memorable characters, and the overarching story that runs in the background and will most likely be continued in DA2 and future games.
Hmm lots to think about this year is shaping up to be too big
ME3
Shogun
Batman
DA2
etc etc etc
AS said the character transfer isn't in it, but I still think you should play DA1, it is a great game and it will help give you some insight into the lore of the world you will find yourself in, plus some of the characters are returning (albeit in a minor capacity).
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Originally Posted by CountArach
I thought of Dragon Age as being incredibly dull, some adore it but it bored me, took me a few hours to figure out I wasn't having any fun. There is deja-vu in everything you do, if you never played a Bioware rpg before you will love it, if you have you will probably agree.
I made the mistake of playing it right after Mass Effect 1 and 2 and I also found it very dull, but YMMV.
its worth it, i finished it (which is high praise from me) although i didn't end up with a sense of eurphoria as was the case with Bioshock or ME2.Quote:
Originally Posted by gaelic cowboy
I found it fun to do once and have almost got into it a couple of times subsequently but I'm always put off by the hugely long quests. Like hours wandering around inside a mage tower or the too long beginning section. Given the length of that single playthrough though, I'm not disapointed with my purchase. DA2 looks like more of the bad bits of DAO to me (less choice, more corny blood and naff fantasy looks), but then i'm put off by silly armour and massive plank-swords.
Allright I'm convinced
I have to hold off on the new one then
I never finished the game... I left off in the dwarf mountain. But I am an old geezer and patience in games are no longer prevalent.
Yea I'm like that too I have actually started buying even less games nowadays cos I just cant bring myself to spend hours and hours gaming anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sigurd
ME2 was the first time in years I stayed up all night like I did when I was younger.