Do "history feats" carry over?

[teenparty]

I'm talking about the bonuses you get from feeding from the souls in Heritage Hill and sacrificing a companion in the Skaen temple.

 

Why be bad if it doesn't pay?

[morhilane]

Your soul was delicious and Eothas nommed it.

He's the one with the bonuses now (I'm kinda joking, but it would be hilarious if that was the case).

[jones092201]

I certianly hope some kind of practical bonus is given to imported characters, as a acknowledgement that the player spent the time to play through a...what 100 hour game. The plot device not withstanding, it seems like there could be some first level granted feat called 'Strong Soul.' or something, that allows imported, completed playthrough characters to either retain historical feats or have a few attribute bonuses added to character creation-- the idea being that, the strength forged by so many battles and adventures allowed the PC (and, i think companions) to retain something of your former soul...you are awakened, btw.

[illathid]

Well if they copy the conquest system from Tyranny, it may be relatively easy for both imported and completely new characters to get some of these talents (if not all of them).

[Tigranes]

Your reward for playing a game is the enjoyment you had playing it - and the use you got out of your various rewards during that game.

 

I really don't get why people feel the need to have an entirely separate game with new systems 'recognise', as if they just spent three months in the coal mines and got nothing for their hard work. Is this related to how some people are proud of their 'achievements' or badges or whatever?

[JerekKruger]

Your reward for playing a game is the enjoyment you had playing it

 

Don't be ridiculous Tigranes, people don't play games for enjoyment anymore, they play them so that they'll be rewarded with digital stuff that makes them better at later content. Why do they want to be better at later content? So that they can get more digital stuff that makes even later content easier. Enjoyment never enters the equation

[AndreaColombo]

I asked this question for the Twitch Q&A; hopefully they'll answer it

[teenparty]

I asked this question for the Twitch Q&A; hopefully they'll answer it

Confirmed. Yay!

 

 

Your reward for playing a game is the enjoyment you had playing it - and the use you got out of your various rewards during that game.

 

I really don't get why people feel the need to have an entirely separate game with new systems 'recognise', as if they just spent three months in the coal mines and got nothing for their hard work. Is this related to how some people are proud of their 'achievements' or badges or whatever?

Guess you're fun at parties. Let's deconstruct everything.

Edited February 2, 2017 by teenparty