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 The sequel has officially been announced! New info directly below, scroll down for the base game and expansions/DLC. On July 8th, BioWare officially announced Dragon Age 2. With a new main character, a new art style, and reworked combat mechanics, it appears that the sequel won't simply be a new story with a few tacked-on minor updates. Whether that's a good thing or not remains to be seen. The official announcement: quote:Dragon Age 2 thrusts players into the role of Hawke, a penniless refugee who rises to power to become the single most important character in the world of Dragon Age. Known to be a survivor of the Blight and the Champion of Kirkwall, the legend around Hawke's rise to power is shrouded in myth and rumor. Featuring an all-new story spanning 10 years, players will help tell that tale by making tough moral choices, gathering the deadliest of allies, amassing fame and fortune, and sealing their place in history. The way you play will write the story of how the world is changed forever. I'll keep updating the OP as new info comes out. In the meantime, here's some concept art:    BioWare's spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate, Dragon Age: Origins is a single player RPG for the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 built upon the Eclipse engine with a proprietary D&D-ish rule system. Unlike BioWare's last few titles, it began as a PC game and that continued to be the lead platform throughout development. A single playthrough including all side missions will take an estimated 80+ hours. PC Reviews: Giant Bomb - 5/5 Stars 1UP - A The Onion AV Club - A GamePro - 5/5 Stars (What happened to the crazy faces?) Gamezone - 9.9/10 Gamespot - 9.5/10 PC Gamer UK - 94% PC Zone UK - 93% PC Gamer US - 92% IGN UK - 9.2/10 IGN US - 9/10 Gamespy - 4 ½/5 Stars Game Informer - 90% Games Radar - 9/10 Eurogamer - 8/10  Stolen from the official site - quote:From the first, the Grey Wardens sacrificed everything to stem the tide of darkness. They drew the most powerful mages and the finest warriors from all races and forged them into a fighting force that time and time again drove back the Blight. They remain legends, watching with vigilance for the return of their ancient foe, and stand ready to do battle once more when that day arrives. The player will create a character with one of six backgrounds (Daelish Elf, Dwarf Commoner, Mage, Human Noble, City Elf, Dwarf Noble), each of which has a unique starting experience and elicits different reactions from NPCs as the game goes along. Hence one meaning of the "Origins" part of the title.  You control a party consisting of up to four active members - your character and three NPCs. You'll meet more party members, but as in previous BioWare games they'll hang out by a campfire and gossip about you behind your back while you fight skeletons and orcs. The camera can be pulled back to a Baldur's Gate-style isometric view or zoomed in to several behind-the-back views as in Mass Effect. Sorry, no first-person 2.5D view with toilets that can be flushed and kicked. Talking Thankfully, there is NO Good/Evil alignment meter. Instead, the way you handle conversations and the choices you make will simply have an impact on the people that hear about those particular choices. There is a dialogue tree with lots of questions, snarkiness, persuasion, intimidation, and hidden options that will pop up depending on your investment in things like Cunning and Willpower. There is also a TON of incidental dialog between your party members and in the world around you. Fighting Combat takes place in real-time, but you can pause at any time to issue specific commands to your party members, and you can establish tactics for the AI to follow while you focus on the character you're controlling. During combat you can perform combat skills, cast spells, and chug potions. As long as one of your party members survives a fight, the rest will regain consciousness at the exact same moment when the battle is over. Thanks, guys. I totally believe that you weren't just pretending to sleep while I did all the work.  Each class has a set of four specialization subclasses. The player character can choose to focus on up to two of these, getting one specialization point that can be used at any time after they reach level 7 and another at level 14. Specializations are entirely optional, and for the most part are unlocked by talking to certain people. To find out how to get them, see the FAQ below. Warrior  Starting stats: +4 strength, +3 dexterity, +3 constitution Subclasses: Berserker Increased strength and resilience at the cost of finesse. +2 strength, +10 health Templar Dispel magic and inhibit spellcasting. Has a class-specific armor of plate and robe. +2 magic, +3 mental resistance Champion Inspire allies and intimidate foes. +2 willpower +1 Cunning Reaver Eat the souls of fallen enemies, gain power the closer you get to dying. +1 constitution +5 physical stamina Mage  Starting stats: +5 magic, +4 willpower, +1 cunning Subclasses: Shapeshifter Change into spiders, bears, and swarms of insects. +2 constitution, +1 armor Spirit Healer Advanced healing spells, including revives. +2 magic, minor combat health regeneration Blood Mage Cut your wrists, make dudes explode. +2 constitution +2 spellpower Arcane Warrior Go melee, equip any armor/weapons in the game. +1 dexterity +5 attack Rogue  Starting stats: +4 dexterity, +2 willpower, +4 cunning Subclasses: Assassin Apply conditions to foes, get bonuses to backstabs. +2 dexterity, +2.5% critical chance Bard Sing to inspire your party and annoy your enemy. +2 willpower, +1 cunning Ranger Summon a wolf, bear, or spider. +1 constitution, +5 natural resistance Duelist Improved attack + defense for melee. +1 dexterity +1 damage Note: The player's character can choose up to two sub-classes, but there is no dual-classing. You can be a Berserker/Champion, but not a Ranger/Spirit Healer.  The Stone Prisoner (free w/ new game, even on Steam, not just preorders) Release Date: November 3rd, 2009 quote:Download The Stone Prisoner and gain access to Shale, a mighty stone golem who can join the party and travel throughout Dragon Age: Origins. One of the most powerful characters in the game, Shale comes with a rich back story, extensive voice acting, and a unique follower quest to explore. The Stone Prisoner also includes new environments, items, and hours of additional gameplay that adds to the Dragon Age: Origins campaign. Warden's Keep (free w/ Digital Deluxe edition) Release Date: November 3rd, 2009 quote:Some claim the fortress of Soldier's Peak is corrupted and overrun by demons. Others whisper of betrayal and the spirits of murdered Grey Wardens. Whatever the truth, Soldier's Peak is no place for the living. Return To Ostagar Release Date: January 29, 2010 quote:Your memories of the battle of Ostagar will haunt you for years to come. It laid waste to your order and claimed the lives of many great men and women, including the brash young King Cailan and your mentor, Duncan. Darkspawn Chronicles Release Date: May 5, 2010 quote:You now fight as the Darkspawn! The city of Denerim, jewel of Ferelden, girds itself for war. As a hurlock vanguard, you alone hold the power to make thralls of your fellow darkspawn and drive them into the heat of battle. Heed the archdemon's call Denerim must burn! Awakening Release Date: March 16, 2010 The first expansion pack for Dragon Age: Origins, Awakening takes place after the events of Dragon Age and expands the level cap to 35 while introducing five new party members and new specializations, spells and talents. quote:For centuries, the Grey Wardens—the ancient order of guardians, sworn to unite and defend the lands—have been battling the darkspawn forces. Legend spoke that slaying the Archdemon would have put an end to the darkspawn threat for centuries to come, but somehow they remain. Leliana's Song Release Date: July 6, 2010 quote:Assume the role of Leliana, a young bard involved in a criminal ring that deals in political secrets. Accompanying her mentor Marjolaine on a high-risk mission, Leliana soon finds herself entangled in a game of intrigue that she cannot escape with just her beauty, charm, or stealth. The only way out of this game is to kill or be killed.  Videos: Giant Bomb's 20-minute Quick Look of the PC version, highly recommended. Sacred Ashes Trailer No other promotional trailers have been made. They didn't happen. Links: Official Site The Missing Manual - An excellent resource from one of the dudes that worked on the game Dragon Age Toolset - Make your own adventure composed entirely of knock-knock jokes with Morrigan The SA Development Group - Keep in touch with other modders while working on that Lexx mod you've always dreamed about! The Goon Group on BioWare's Social Network Dragon Age Journeys - Official Flash game that lets you earn items in Origins if you're logged in to your EA/BioWare account The Dragon Age Wiki Character Creator download Gamebanshee's Skill Database and Talent Database (thanks SNAKES N CAKES) Corin Tucker's Stalker fucked around with this message at Jul 8, 2010 around 19:55 |
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 Newest questions are added to the top. Be sure to check back often, I'll be updating this section as much as possible. What builds are viable? Every build can beat the game. Even an archer, which is generally considered the weakest. All you need to do is focus on what you want to do (i.e. backstabbing as a rogue, tanking as a warrior, whatever), think about the talents and type gear you're going to want, and make sure that you spend your Attribute points accordingly. I'm an Arcane Warrior. Which spells can I cast without sheathing my weapon? Added 11/24 The Dragon Age Wikia has a really helpful list of every spell in the game, tagged to designate whether or not they can be cast with a melee weapon in your hand. How much of (stat x) do I need for the high-end equipment/special abilities? Added 11/17 Top-Tier Equipment Requirements Massive Armor: 42 Str Heavy Armor: 38 Str Medium Armor: 34 Str Light Armor: 20 Str Longsword: 31 Str Dagger: 30 Dex Mace: 32 Str Greatsword: 38 Str Staff: 36 Mag Claw (dog): 31 Str Small Crystal (Shale): 38 Str Large Crystal (Shale): 38 Con Maul: 38 Str Battle Axe: 38 Str Waraxe: 31 Str Shortbow: 30 Dex Longbow: 34 Dex Crossbow: 30 Dex Special Abilities Open Every Chest: Device Mastery + 30 Cun (based on early reports, not 100% sure) Disable Every Trap: Device Mastery + 40 Cun (same as above) Should I be visiting the different areas in any particular order? Added 11/17 You can head off anywhere you'd like, but there are differences in difficulty. Threep posted this handy map that suggests the ideal (but not required) level range for each location:  Are there any good mods? Updated 11/17 Speeddub put together a comprehensive list of possibly useful mods that you should really check out. How do I get more slots in my quickbar? Added 11/14 Grab the right-hand border and drag it as far as you'd like. You can also shrink it if you don't use many skills/items. Where are my screenshots saved? Added 11/13 Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\Screenshots\User I read up on Tactics and have everything set up, but my guys are just standing around. Added 11/10 There are a few things you might have done to make your team a bunch of idiots. - You pressed 'H', didn't you? H puts everyone on Hold. They'll only attack someone that comes within range of their weapon. - See that drop-down menu in the top-right on the Tactics screen? Sometimes people accidentally set a melee dude to Ranged, or Passive, or something else that just plain doesn't work. I've never experienced my AI spazzing out when it wasn't a direct result of something I did, but some people say it does happen. If all else fails, just select the problematic party member and kickstart him by manually giving him an order. What are the bonuses for item sets? Added 11/8 KoB posted:Griffon: Immunity to Flanking How the heck do I register the game and get my DLC? I'm getting errors! To register the game, head to http://social.bioware.com/user_bw_games_register.php and create an account/log in, then enter your key. For Steam users who aren't sure where their key is, right click DA:O in your games list and choose "View Game CD Key" It will be the key with no dashes. For Impulse users with key problems (including a "serial already in use" message), head to the Impulse EA Subforum and check the sticky thread. (thanks to Gabrielite for this one) DLC Code Redemption Instructions: 1. Enter your code at http://dragonage.bioware.com/redeem. Again, make sure you've created an account and are signed in first. You will probably get an error message, but chances are it worked and the social site is just acting screwy. For Steam dudes, this is where you'll enter the code(s) with dashes. I believe that if you pre-orderered, you'll have a code for each DLC and one for your bonus items. 2. Start Dragon Age: Origins and log in to your EA/BioWare account. 3. Go to the Downloadable Content menu to view the download progress. 4. Once installation is complete, follow the instructions in the Quest Journal. My DLC downloaded, but it's not showing up in the menu at all! 1. Shut down Dragon Age: Origins 2. In Windows, press the 'Start' button and select 'Run'. In the command line type 'net stop DAUpdaterSvc' 3. Navigate to 'My Documents\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\Settings' and delete 'Manifest.xml' 4. Navigate to 'C:\\Documents and Settings\\All Users\\Application Data\\BioWare\\Dragon Age\\' and delete the 'DAUpdater' folder 5. Restart Dragon Age: origins and log in 6. Your content will be available for redownload on the Download Progress tab Thanks to Zarkov Cortez for finding that. How exactly do I get (insert specialization here)? You can unlock specs for other classes, you just can't use them on that character. Once a spec is unlocked, all of your future characters have access to it. alseyn posted:Somebody posted this earlier, saved it for myself but didn't get name. Jesus, this game is hard. Absolutely. The default difficulty will require you to pause, think about what's going on, and coordinate your characters on a regular basis and still go through a few potions in most fights. Easy requires less pausing (if you set up your AI's Tactics) but is still fairly challenging. What's up with sustained talents/spells? Do they drain all my energy? Also, what's fatigue? Sustained talents and spells set aside a portion of your total mana/stamina while they are active. If you have 70 mana and use a sustained spell with an upkeep of 30, you will have 40 mana to draw from until it is deactivated. Fatigue increases the mana/stamina cost of all abilities by a set percent. You can see your current fatigue level on the lower left of your character pane. What are some good tactics? There are two basic tactics that will help in just about every combat situation. 1. Self: Health below x% (25 is usually good, 50 if you're paranoid) -> Use health poultice: Most powerful 2. Enemy: Target of main character -> Attack (or their primary Talent/Spell) Make sure that all of your companions have these tactics, and you'll have a team of focus-firing dudes that can heal themselves if things get hairy. As you progress, you will adjust to compensate for new talents and methods of crowd control, but this is a good start. Do unused party members level up? Yes. They seem to gain experience at a similar rate to the active party. Is there a level cap? BioWare has stated that most players will probably finish the game somewhere between level 15 and 20, while it's looking like 23 is the most you'll probably be able to reach by doing every quest/unlocking all chests/disabling all traps. Do enemies scale? The first time you enter an area, they scale within a set range depending on your level. For example, if you enter a zone with a predetermined range between 3 and 7 at level 3, they will mostly be 3 and 4. If you enter at level 8 or higher, they will be 7. Some creatures that are meant to be particularly challenging are handled in a different way that hasn't been specified. How do I enable the console? Are there any good commands yet? Start the game with -enabledeveloperconsole in the shortcut, so the Target field looks something like "blah/daorigins.exe" -enabledeveloperconsole. (Note: If you're on Steam just right click on the game in your list, then go to Properties->Set Launch Options and plug in -enabledeveloperconsole) Once you're in the game, hit the ` (tilde) key to bring up the console. It won't be visible, but it's there. Now you can enter any of the commands found right here, but be careful because a few can potentially screw up your progress/saves. What are the differences between the PC and console versions? (added 10/15) PC: Full camera control (can pull back to an isometric angle), the ability to select the entire party at once, full UI with a hotbar, user-made mods and access to the toolset. Console: Camera limited to behind-the-back with some zooming, can only control one character at a time, button mapping for potions and a few of your combat talents as well as a radial menu, official DLC only, less enemies in big battles. What's in each version? The regular edition simply has the game plus free DLC in the form of The Stone Prisoner (a quest and recruitable NPC) and Blood Dragon Armor (a suit of armor that will show up in the game as well as a suit of armor for Mass Effect 2). The boxed Collector's Edition comes in a tin case, with a ubiquitous cloth map, extra DVD (Making of, art, soundtrack), three exclusive in-game items, and the DLC mentioned above. In addition to this, there is a Digital Deluxe Edition that comes with all of the above DLC as well as Warden's Keep (which will also be available separately for $7 US). Corin Tucker's Stalker fucked around with this message at Dec 15, 2009 around 23:38 |
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This didn't really get commented on in the last thread, so I thought this would be a good opportunity to post it again. So here are some random comments and questions I have: Yes the game is hard (on normal) and has been requiring lots of micro. I use at least one potion per fight usually and usually someone dies. I haven't had to reload at all though. I made a warrior and I feel like I should have made a rogue. I've just entered the first town and I feel like I've had too many warriors in my party and I don't like missing out on chests. Should I ever be using a bow on my warrior? I made a dwarf warrior and he started with two weapons and a two-weapon skill that I've never used, because what type of dwarf warrior doesn't use a huge loving axe? I can't tell how useful the Skills are. Do I need to be making traps? I was going to take herbalism, but I feel that someone in the party will always have it and it might not be the traditional warrior thing. I guess I'll get coercion even though it requires cunning, but the tool-tip says you can use strength to intimidate. Does a warrior need Magic? I've been mainly doing strength and constitution. I haven't put any in magic. I feel like I need to crank up willpower for my stamina because of the next point I make. How do we manage all these stances? I think I have 4 different ones right now and they drain my stamina so fast even with just one enabled. It doesn't really seem obvious when to use say Precision Striking over the big wild two-hander one. I haven't completely figured out the Tactics yet, so I've been microing a lot. I understand they happen in order, but do they cycle through all of them before going back to the first one? On Daveth in the beginning I couldn't find a way to Stealth on first enemy sighted, so I just had him stealthed at all times. Then out of stealth though he would open with his dirty fighting which doesn't give the backstab/crit bonus from stealth. Should tactic 2 been just attack and then dirty fighting been 3? Wouldn't he then never use tactic 3 if tactic 2 is just attack and has no stamina requirements? God, my computer chair is really uncomfortable. This game has lots of story/reading/listening and wish I was on my couch and TV.
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Prepare to launch... the launcher!. Choosing that just brings up the same menu again. It's fabulous. 
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Going to see if I can get the PC collector's edition in spite of waiting this long because I wasn't sure if the game would run on my machine. I really want that making of DVD. Also: First bioware game featuring gay dwarf sex. 
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I realize most of us are just starting out but I am still interesting in hearing about opinions about running a dual wielding warrior. DW is stat heavy and I can expect to only have 3points x ~15 levels = 45 points to put to strength or dexterity. Anyone doing this right now? Also, any opinions on useful/useless warrior specializations? Barb/Reaver looks like a great match, but champion looks cool too. Templar wear skirts so gently caress that poo poo
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I've been playing through the Mage origin for a little over an hour and I got to say, I'm really enjoying this game. I'm not really big on Bestheda RPG's, so it's nice to finally get a break. 'Course, I'm only posting this because the game just crashed, but all the same! I think I'll start a new character though, magic isn't really my thing.
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I redeemed my 3 codes from steam, but it's not allowing me to download the Stone Prisoner or Warden's Keep. Does anyone else have the same problem?
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gently caress this game. When I go to play, it says it's not tied to my EA account (which is bullshit) and to enter my key. When I enter my key, it says that key has already been used. 27 in queue for EA support, guessing I'll be here hours waiting since I've moved up all of one place in line in the last 10 minutes.
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BULBASAUR posted:Templar wear skirts so gently caress that poo poo Think of them as kilts. 
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Looks like impulse users that plugged in their registration key to the bioware social site while downloading are currently screwed. EA online doesn't see that we registered the game and then when we try to manually put in our keys we're told they're already in use. 
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regulargonzalez posted:gently caress this game. When I go to play, it says it's not tied to my EA account (which is bullshit) and to enter my key. When I enter my key, it says that key has already been used. 27 in queue for EA support, guessing I'll be here hours waiting since I've moved up all of one place in line in the last 10 minutes. Same thing here. Won't let me register on the social site either, just says "code is not valid for game". poo poo is ridiculous.
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Halfling Wizard Bear posted:Looks like impulse users that plugged in their registration key to the bioware social site while downloading are currently screwed. EA online doesn't see that we registered the game and then when we try to manually put in our keys we're told they're already in use. gently caress
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Moofalot posted:Same thing here. Won't let me register on the social site either, just says "code is not valid for game". poo poo is ridiculous. If you haven't gotten in the support queue yet, might as well jump in now. Looks like it's moving a bit faster now, I'm up to #16 Try this link, should work http://support.ea.com/cgi-bin/ea.cf...=0&p_redirect=0 (after you log in) It'll say "Email us!" but if you choose the options PC, Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: Origins, Registration, Product Activation it'll put you in queue for live chat
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Do you need to make another account for that poo poo? e: nm login is your email Zarkov Cortez fucked around with this message at Nov 3, 2009 around 21:14 |
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Halfling Wizard Bear posted:Looks like impulse users that plugged in their registration key to the bioware social site while downloading are currently screwed. EA online doesn't see that we registered the game and then when we try to manually put in our keys we're told they're already in use. WELP 
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I think I got all my codes entered correctly. I kept re-entering them until the site said Code not recognized, please check that you have entered it correctly. Unable to redeem code.  Now it's hanging on downloading the DLCs  I love the future of gaming.
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Cliche or not, I got a whole "Song of Ice and Fire" vibe from the human noble origin. I'm really enjoying it so far.
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Zarkov Cortez posted:Do you need to make another account for that poo poo? lol This whole setup is like some horrible parody of social network partner site tie-in page-click marketing madness.
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Zarkov Cortez posted:Do you need to make another account for that poo poo? not sure, when I got the character creator two weeks ago I only made a bioware account, but when I tried to log into EA's support just now my login and password for bioware's site worked. But my username is some default DRAGONAGE_#### thing. 26th in line so we'll see what happens I guess
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I'm in live chat now, let's see how terrible the customer support is
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I just had my first crash with this game Seemed like a random crash. I was walking around the camp in the beginning of the game and it suddenly crashed.
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bioware's social sites are totally hosed for the dlc dont even bother trying to get it today
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Can you play while the DLC is downloading? I'm wondering because I assume the origin/starting areas don't make any use of the DLC and take a while to complete
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Nelson Mandingo posted:I redeemed my 3 codes from steam, but it's not allowing me to download the Stone Prisoner or Warden's Keep. Does anyone else have the same problem? Same. When I click on Downloadable Content in the main menu in-game, it only tells me I can buy it for whatever Microsoft Points, theirs no way to download it as far as I can tell and I've already "used" my keys This is what I get when I enter the key at in the Redeem Promo Code box at Bioware Social Network site: "Code not recognized, please check that you have entered it correctly. Code successfully redeemed." :WTF: Atheist Sunglasses fucked around with this message at Nov 3, 2009 around 21:26 |
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Literally my 12th time restarting steam, and it finally successfully starts decrypting.
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Sputty posted:Can you play while the DLC is downloading? I'm wondering because I assume the origin/starting areas don't make any use of the DLC and take a while to complete It finally started for me; I've gotten everything but the stone prisoner, which is stuck at 80%. Nothing's showing up in the Installed Content tab, though. and the DLC screen refreshed and now all three tabs are blank. boo_radley fucked around with this message at Nov 3, 2009 around 21:28 |
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Are rogues pussy in this game or what? Can I make a dwarven rogue that is headshotting people without getting the poo poo kicked out of him? Will I find a tank early on or is it better just to make a warrior and tank that poo poo myself? Can I bone the healer mage without hearing about how her wings got ripped off or whatever the gently caress?
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End of Brecilian Forest spoiler, the Elven Tombs. I don't think I play too badly, but how the gently caress are you supposed to kill the Arcane Horror, just before you reach the puppies lair? That poo poo can three-shot my tank AND spawns tons of skeletons AND resists to 80% or my spells or so. I must suck.
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If you're having issues with the steam CD key registring, make sure you're getting the one that doesn't have dashes, the in-game CD Keys that popped up didn't work (what are they for) but there was a third longer CD Key when I right clicked from My Games that worked for me, so try that.
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 "Enchantment?" "ENCHANTMENT!"
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Mr. Crow posted:If you're having issues with the steam CD key registring, make sure you're getting the one that doesn't have dashes, the in-game CD Keys that popped up didn't work (what are they for) but there was a third longer CD Key when I right clicked from My Games that worked for me, so try that. This was the one I got to work. Right click on DA:O in your games list, and there's a "CD Key" screen that will copy them into your clipboard for you.
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I was going to copy and paste the entire EA Support chat here, but it's best summed up as "Er, try again later?"
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regulargonzalez posted:I was going to copy and paste the entire EA Support chat here, but it's best summed up as awesome, i'm 4th in line now. wonder if i should even bother EDIT: Gavin: Currently there is an issue with the Dragon Age Social Networking site. Gavin: it is a known issue and we are working on resolving this as soon as possible. : OK. any ETA? Gavin: You may try it after an hour. Halfling Wizard Bear fucked around with this message at Nov 3, 2009 around 21:38 |
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Dogfood posted:Cliche or not, I got a whole "Song of Ice and Fire" vibe from the human noble origin. It doesn't help that the Grey Wardens are almost a direct rip of the Night's Watch.
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Un-l337-Pork posted:Are rogues pussy in this game or what? Can I make a dwarven rogue that is headshotting people without getting the poo poo kicked out of him? Will I find a tank early on or is it better just to make a warrior and tank that poo poo myself? Can I bone the healer mage without hearing about how her wings got ripped off or whatever the gently caress? rogues are excellent damage dealers and have very good utility besides. Also keep in mind only 2 possible recruitable NPCs can be rogues -- five of them can be warriors and you get a pre-specced tank immediately after your origin story concludes. the healer mage is an elderly woman who is not romanceable 
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Dr. Video Games 0031 posted:It doesn't help that the Grey Wardens are almost a direct rip of the Night's Watch.
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Halfling Wizard Bear posted:awesome, i'm 4th in line now. wonder if i should even bother quote:EDIT: Yeah, 'Lisa' tried that with me, wouldn't accept that solution and asked to be escalated. e: just got bumped to level 3 e2: who will email me
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Aw, the hell with the DLC, I'm jumping in. The dwarf commoner/ thief story is awesome. You're literally gutter trash selling your sister to a pimp.
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regulargonzalez posted:Be persistent, I've been bumped up to tier 2, going to keep at them as long as I can. The first guy I got asked for my code and is now apparently registering the game for me.
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