New save file system allows users to create customised historical world states from scratch to use in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

BioWare has revealed a method for creating save files to use in its upcoming game, Dragon Age: Inquisition. Posted on the official BioWare Blog, Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah announced the Dragon Age Keep.

The Dragon Age Keep allows players to create a customised Dragon Age historical world state, which carries over choices made in Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II.

Players will be able to customise "as much or as little about the world of Thedas" using the Dragon Age Keep. This customised world state will then be possible to import into Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Darrah also stated that importing game saves is an issue that BioWare is "continuing to investigate". In particular, how saves from previous games could be utilised to "populate the initial world state of the Dragon Age Keep". Darrah did not specify whether importing saves directly into Dragon Age: Inquisition will be possible.

Fans interested in the Dragon Age Keep can sign up for the beta on the site. The Dragon Age Keep is scheduled for public launch in 2014.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third major title in BioWare's fantasy role-playing game series, Dragon Age. BioWare has confirmed that players will be able to create characters from multiple races. Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC in 2014.

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New save file system allows users to create customised historical world states from scratch to use in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

BioWare has revealed a method for creating save files to use in its upcoming game, Dragon Age: Inquisition. Posted on the official BioWare Blog, Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah announced the Dragon Age Keep.

The Dragon Age Keep allows players to create a customised Dragon Age historical world state, which carries over choices made in Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II.

Players will be able to customise "as much or as little about the world of Thedas" using the Dragon Age Keep. This customised world state will then be possible to import into Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Darrah also stated that importing game saves is an issue that BioWare is "continuing to investigate". In particular, how saves from previous games could be utilised to "populate the initial world state of the Dragon Age Keep". Darrah did not specify whether importing saves directly into Dragon Age: Inquisition will be possible.

Fans interested in the Dragon Age Keep can sign up for the beta on the site. The Dragon Age Keep is scheduled for public launch in 2014.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third major title in BioWare's fantasy role-playing game series, Dragon Age. BioWare has confirmed that players will be able to create characters from multiple races. Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC in 2014.

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New save file system allows users to create customised historical world states from scratch to use in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

BioWare has revealed a method for creating save files to use in its upcoming game, Dragon Age: Inquisition. Posted on the official BioWare Blog, Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah announced the Dragon Age Keep.

The Dragon Age Keep allows players to create a customised Dragon Age historical world state, which carries over choices made in Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II.

Players will be able to customise "as much or as little about the world of Thedas" using the Dragon Age Keep. This customised world state will then be possible to import into Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Darrah also stated that importing game saves is an issue that BioWare is "continuing to investigate". In particular, how saves from previous games could be utilised to "populate the initial world state of the Dragon Age Keep". Darrah did not specify whether importing saves directly into Dragon Age: Inquisition will be possible.

Fans interested in the Dragon Age Keep can sign up for the beta on the site. The Dragon Age Keep is scheduled for public launch in 2014.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third major title in BioWare's fantasy role-playing game series, Dragon Age. BioWare has confirmed that players will be able to create characters from multiple races. Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC in 2014.

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New save file system allows users to create customised historical world states from scratch to use in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

BioWare has revealed a method for creating save files to use in its upcoming game, Dragon Age: Inquisition. Posted on the official BioWare Blog, Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah announced the Dragon Age Keep.

The Dragon Age Keep allows players to create a customised Dragon Age historical world state, which carries over choices made in Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II.

Players will be able to customise "as much or as little about the world of Thedas" using the Dragon Age Keep. This customised world state will then be possible to import into Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Darrah also stated that importing game saves is an issue that BioWare is "continuing to investigate". In particular, how saves from previous games could be utilised to "populate the initial world state of the Dragon Age Keep". Darrah did not specify whether importing saves directly into Dragon Age: Inquisition will be possible.

Fans interested in the Dragon Age Keep can sign up for the beta on the site. The Dragon Age Keep is scheduled for public launch in 2014.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third major title in BioWare's fantasy role-playing game series, Dragon Age. BioWare has confirmed that players will be able to create characters from multiple races. Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC in 2014.

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New save file system allows users to create customised historical world states from scratch to use in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

BioWare has revealed a method for creating save files to use in its upcoming game, Dragon Age: Inquisition. Posted on the official BioWare Blog, Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah announced the Dragon Age Keep.

The Dragon Age Keep allows players to create a customised Dragon Age historical world state, which carries over choices made in Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II.

Players will be able to customise "as much or as little about the world of Thedas" using the Dragon Age Keep. This customised world state will then be possible to import into Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Darrah also stated that importing game saves is an issue that BioWare is "continuing to investigate". In particular, how saves from previous games could be utilised to "populate the initial world state of the Dragon Age Keep". Darrah did not specify whether importing saves directly into Dragon Age: Inquisition will be possible.

Fans interested in the Dragon Age Keep can sign up for the beta on the site. The Dragon Age Keep is scheduled for public launch in 2014.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third major title in BioWare's fantasy role-playing game series, Dragon Age. BioWare has confirmed that players will be able to create characters from multiple races. Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC in 2014.

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New save file system allows users to create customised historical world states from scratch to use in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

BioWare has revealed a method for creating save files to use in its upcoming game, Dragon Age: Inquisition. Posted on the official BioWare Blog, Dragon Age executive producer Mark Darrah announced the Dragon Age Keep.

The Dragon Age Keep allows players to create a customised Dragon Age historical world state, which carries over choices made in Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II.

Players will be able to customise "as much or as little about the world of Thedas" using the Dragon Age Keep. This customised world state will then be possible to import into Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Darrah also stated that importing game saves is an issue that BioWare is "continuing to investigate". In particular, how saves from previous games could be utilised to "populate the initial world state of the Dragon Age Keep". Darrah did not specify whether importing saves directly into Dragon Age: Inquisition will be possible.

Fans interested in the Dragon Age Keep can sign up for the beta on the site. The Dragon Age Keep is scheduled for public launch in 2014.

Dragon Age: Inquisition is the third major title in BioWare's fantasy role-playing game series, Dragon Age. BioWare has confirmed that players will be able to create characters from multiple races. Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC in 2014.

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Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung wins second season of Blizzard's World Championship Series; third season will begin November 8-9 at BlizzCon.

Korean StarCraft 2 player Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung has won the second season of Blizzard’s World Championship Series held at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, and will take home $40,000 in prize money.

Choi, who is one of only two players personally sponsored by Red Bull, defeated North America’s best, Sasha "Scarlett" Hostyn, and fellow Terran Yoon "TaeJa" Young Suh on his way to the finals. There he swept Starcraft: Brood War legend Lee "Jaedong" Jae Dong to claim his first major StarCraft title since winning Major League Gaming’s Raleigh Championship in 2011, exactly two years ago.

"I knew I would win against him, but I never expected 4-0," Choi told GameSpot after his victory. "I was sad that I didn’t have good results in the last 2 years. I’m really happy now that I’ve finally won a championship. I just hope that I won’t be as bad as I was in 2012. I’m really thankful to all the fans that cheered for me at Gamescom.’

Jaedong has come close but has yet to win a StarCraft 2 tournament. He has placed second at four major events in the last four months, including the WCS America Season 2 Finals, DreamHack Summer, and DreamHack Valencia events.

The win by Choi now puts him third in the point rankings for the 2013 World Championship Series, behind Lee and Season 1 Champion Lee "INnoVation" Shin Hyung.

The third and final season for the 2013 WCS has now begun, with the top 16 point holders qualifying for the World Championships at BlizzCon, to be held November 8-9 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The champion will receive $100,000 and be crowned the best StarCraft 2 player of 2013.

GameSpot Esports will be providing live coverage of the Season 3 Finals, and the World Championships at BlizzCon.

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Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung wins second season of Blizzard's World Championship Series; third season will begin November 8-9 at BlizzCon.

Korean StarCraft 2 player Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung has won the second season of Blizzard’s World Championship Series held at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, and will take home $40,000 in prize money.

Choi, who is one of only two players personally sponsored by Red Bull, defeated North America’s best, Sasha "Scarlett" Hostyn, and fellow Terran Yoon "TaeJa" Young Suh on his way to the finals. There he swept Starcraft: Brood War legend Lee "Jaedong" Jae Dong to claim his first major StarCraft title since winning Major League Gaming’s Raleigh Championship in 2011, exactly two years ago.

"I knew I would win against him, but I never expected 4-0," Choi told GameSpot after his victory. "I was sad that I didn’t have good results in the last 2 years. I’m really happy now that I’ve finally won a championship. I just hope that I won’t be as bad as I was in 2012. I’m really thankful to all the fans that cheered for me at Gamescom.’

Jaedong has come close but has yet to win a StarCraft 2 tournament. He has placed second at four major events in the last four months, including the WCS America Season 2 Finals, DreamHack Summer, and DreamHack Valencia events.

The win by Choi now puts him third in the point rankings for the 2013 World Championship Series, behind Lee and Season 1 Champion Lee "INnoVation" Shin Hyung.

The third and final season for the 2013 WCS has now begun, with the top 16 point holders qualifying for the World Championships at BlizzCon, to be held November 8-9 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The champion will receive $100,000 and be crowned the best StarCraft 2 player of 2013.

GameSpot Esports will be providing live coverage of the Season 3 Finals, and the World Championships at BlizzCon.

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Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung wins second season of Blizzard's World Championship Series; third season will begin November 8-9 at BlizzCon.

Korean StarCraft 2 player Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung has won the second season of Blizzard’s World Championship Series held at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, and will take home $40,000 in prize money.

Choi, who is one of only two players personally sponsored by Red Bull, defeated North America’s best, Sasha "Scarlett" Hostyn, and fellow Terran Yoon "TaeJa" Young Suh on his way to the finals. There he swept Starcraft: Brood War legend Lee "Jaedong" Jae Dong to claim his first major StarCraft title since winning Major League Gaming’s Raleigh Championship in 2011, exactly two years ago.

"I knew I would win against him, but I never expected 4-0," Choi told GameSpot after his victory. "I was sad that I didn’t have good results in the last 2 years. I’m really happy now that I’ve finally won a championship. I just hope that I won’t be as bad as I was in 2012. I’m really thankful to all the fans that cheered for me at Gamescom.’

Jaedong has come close but has yet to win a StarCraft 2 tournament. He has placed second at four major events in the last four months, including the WCS America Season 2 Finals, DreamHack Summer, and DreamHack Valencia events.

The win by Choi now puts him third in the point rankings for the 2013 World Championship Series, behind Lee and Season 1 Champion Lee "INnoVation" Shin Hyung.

The third and final season for the 2013 WCS has now begun, with the top 16 point holders qualifying for the World Championships at BlizzCon, to be held November 8-9 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The champion will receive $100,000 and be crowned the best StarCraft 2 player of 2013.

GameSpot Esports will be providing live coverage of the Season 3 Finals, and the World Championships at BlizzCon.

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Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung wins second season of Blizzard's World Championship Series; third season will begin November 8-9 at BlizzCon.

Korean StarCraft 2 player Choi "Bomber" Ji Sung has won the second season of Blizzard’s World Championship Series held at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, and will take home $40,000 in prize money.

Choi, who is one of only two players personally sponsored by Red Bull, defeated North America’s best, Sasha "Scarlett" Hostyn, and fellow Terran Yoon "TaeJa" Young Suh on his way to the finals. There he swept Starcraft: Brood War legend Lee "Jaedong" Jae Dong to claim his first major StarCraft title since winning Major League Gaming’s Raleigh Championship in 2011, exactly two years ago.

"I knew I would win against him, but I never expected 4-0," Choi told GameSpot after his victory. "I was sad that I didn’t have good results in the last 2 years. I’m really happy now that I’ve finally won a championship. I just hope that I won’t be as bad as I was in 2012. I’m really thankful to all the fans that cheered for me at Gamescom.’

Jaedong has come close but has yet to win a StarCraft 2 tournament. He has placed second at four major events in the last four months, including the WCS America Season 2 Finals, DreamHack Summer, and DreamHack Valencia events.

The win by Choi now puts him third in the point rankings for the 2013 World Championship Series, behind Lee and Season 1 Champion Lee "INnoVation" Shin Hyung.

The third and final season for the 2013 WCS has now begun, with the top 16 point holders qualifying for the World Championships at BlizzCon, to be held November 8-9 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The champion will receive $100,000 and be crowned the best StarCraft 2 player of 2013.

GameSpot Esports will be providing live coverage of the Season 3 Finals, and the World Championships at BlizzCon.

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