It was so sad! I started a new playthrough at ME1 the next day. 14 years later and I still stress out everything I play the game

I didn't want to go back to my last save and was thus stuck with a disloyal Jack. I kept her with me the entire suicide mission hoping she'd survive. Jack died at the very end and I was so sad.

Initially I sided with Jack, which I feel is the right decision. However, I didn't like losing anyone's loyalty and so reloaded. I was hoping if I sided with Miranda I'd be able to fix the situation later. The game autosaved before I realized there was no way to keep both their loyalty

Mine does but not as much as I'd like. My first playthrough I couldn't resolve the conflict between Jack and Miranda which has made me scared every time I replay

Hi!

I am going to need to take some sort of a break from my DA replay cycle to replay Baldur's Gate 3 and Mass Effect. Also would like to replay Jedi Survivor.

Like with my first attempt at the mage origin. The possibility of seeing Jowan again wasn't enough to attach me. However, restarting and allowing myself to connect to the character made me fall in love with the origin.

Each origin encourages you to see the world differently. The references in the main story aren't essential. The largest impact is how your character's experiences changes how you see everything once you arrive at Ostagar.

I think the Origin is underrated. Yes, you don't see your clan again, but there's still unique dialogue with the Dalish clan you recruit. It's a cool perspective. Dalish may not be as impactful as the other origins, but it's still solid. Seeing Tamlen when your camp is attacked was cool and sad.

I agree. I think it's probably true for TFA, but it doesn't resonate with what's on screen in TLJ. I'd assume Johnson had a different vision for Kylo which was then carried on into TROS

Happy ace week

No problem. I enjoyed reading it

That was a great thread and I definitely agree

Another benefit of starting with the prequels, is Vader's redemption. In the OT we're told there's good in him with no evidence. The PT don't just show us good, but they make us hope for his redemption.

Plus tragedies play on us knowing what's to come. So even spoilers can't minimize the tension. If you have time, throw in TCW and ROTS is even more devastating. The more the prequels hurt, the more invested you are in the OT.

PLEASE LEARN ABOUT UNRELIABLE NARRATORS I BEG YOU

I'd love a scene of Dex yelling at Qui-Gon