Okay, The Banner Saga 2 remembers you, and that's great. Starting here is an option - you can use a default game state - but in doing so, you'll lose a big part of what makes these games special.
THE BANNER SAGA CHARACTERS SERIES
With all of this in mind, I'd strongly advise that you play through this series from start to finish and not to begin your story with The Banner Saga 2. The destination will remain the same, sure, but the entire tone of this sequel's journey is changed depending on what happened in the first game's final battle. So yes, I'm impressed that forgettable Egil and his pals show up (or don't!), but there is one choice made in the final moments of The Banner Saga that much more dramatically alters how its sequel plays out. Your decisions aren't delaying the fate of each hero, but rather, deciding it. The Banner Saga 2 does a lot less with its minor characters, but as a result, it manages to tell a story that truly is determined by the player. A character saved in one episode is likely to die in the next to avoid a branching narrative that could quickly spiral out of control. I was expecting Stoic to face the same hurdle that tripped Telltale Games with titles like The Walking Dead, in which the player's decisions usually feel temporary. Of course, there's an overarching plot that every player will experience in The Banner Saga 2 regardless, but along the way I was impressed by the small moments in which characters - characters that didn't have to be there - cropped up with extra dialogue, sometimes offering an alternative approach to a problem I'd encountered.
But crucially, it felt like I was leading my caravan, my survivors. This was somewhat overwhelming to begin with, as each character retains their level, abilities and items from the previous game - that ends up being a lot of numbers to refamiliarise yourself with. In fact, as I began this second game in what will be a trilogy, I realised that alongside Egil, something like half of the heroes in my group could have been killed off in The Banner Saga had I opted for a different narrative choice. These games delight in conveying the terrible burdens of leadership and so it feels especially important that the choices made so far have meant something. But as part of that five percent of players (not bragging, just saying), I was delighted to see Egil play a small role in The Banner Saga 2 after importing my save file. In fact, according to the developers, only something like five percent of players managed to keep him alive throughout the events of the first game.
He's alright, but a little forgettable in what becomes an epic tale of giants, magic and a world-devouring serpent. You probably won't remember much about him even if you played the first game, aside from the fact that he carries a big shield and clearly fancies the protagonist's daughter, Alette. There's a character in The Banner Saga called Egil. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Gorgeous and mournful, The Banner Saga 2 is enriched by a story that meaningfully remembers the choices we've made. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.
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