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Save files are a fickle thing. Sometimes they're exactly where you need them to be, but more often than not, they're lost. Gone. Listlessly floating in the ether of your hard drive while caught between various planes of existence. BioWare has realized saves are lost more often than remote controls, and has created the Dragon Age Keep to make your past Dragon Age saves irrelevant.
As for those who actually have their saves neatly tucked somewhere in their computer, BioWare was a little more vague, saying it would have more to say about the process in the "months to come."
Those interested in trying out the Dragon Age Keep for themselves can apply for the beta , though the post mentions participants won't cross the drawbridge until early next year.
