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  1. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I'm looking forward to it but I'm still a bit pissed that the newest patch broke the mod manager. So there's going to be some time for that to be compatible again.
    Post by: Crimson13, Mar 24, 2015 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  2. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I wouldn't gifts being in the game if it meant more to the person. Like you talk and get to know them and find out something that they really appreciate, the golden mirror and Alistair's mother's locket for example. The shards are actually for a dungeon, you use them to unlock doors which has gear and gives you Inquisitor elemental resistances based on the doors you unlock. Unlocking all the doors for one gives you...I think a 20% resistance? Something close to that anyway.
    Post by: Crimson13, Dec 7, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  3. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I didn't have a problem with the apparent American voice, but I did play it with a Qunari so maybe that's why. It's weird to have a big person like that and not have a deep voice.
    Post by: Crimson13, Dec 4, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  4. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    While I mistakenly got the Templars instead of the Mages, I will agree that the Templar quest was pretty good. Having Cole help and irritate the shit out of Envy was pretty fun, also calling out Envy in his first appearance as a mage was also fun. I'm looking forward to trying out the Mage recruitment in my next playthrough. For myself I'm pro-mage, however I do understand the point of a Circle and Templars. The way I view it though is more along the lines of Tevinter, in that it's more...
    Post by: Crimson13, Dec 3, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  5. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I know, I did the same thing. I think though that because of the 'people disappearing' thing I couldn't talk to Leliana and give her my support at the right time. I meant to do so and since the issue happened I walked away and forgot to do it until way later. Edit: On a different note I have to say that Sera irritates me now. She's more petty than anything and hypocritical, hearing her backstory is sad but the way she dealt with it was dumb. [spoiler]
    Post by: Crimson13, Dec 2, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  6. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I'm really wanting to go back into this, I fucked up on what I wanted to do in my playthrough. I had the Templars even though I wanted to go with the mages and [spoiler] But I'm waiting for a patch, there's a few issues that I found before I would play again. Like the damn disappearing people, that's fun trying to talk to someone only to have them gone.
    Post by: Crimson13, Dec 2, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  7. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Don't think so, I'll bring in party members I haven't played in a while and the level up icon comes up for them. So I assume it's shared exp at least, maybe the ones who are with you get more?
    Post by: Crimson13, Dec 1, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  8. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Yes, the same with me with Iron Bull. But considering that Varric's card and Blackwall's changed negatively first then to good I thought that there would be something similar with Iron Bull.
    Post by: Crimson13, Dec 1, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  9. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    So did anyone else get more quests from Solas after saving his spirit friend? Because apparently there's 2 more or something. The same with Iron Bull, I never got any quests after saving the Chargers. I was hoping to change his depressing card like Varric and Blackwall.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 30, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  10. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    So I finally beat the game and...yeah, wow. I'd love to have another go at it honestly but I think I'm going to wait for patches, hopefully those come soon. Really hope they throw in a storage chest and/or armory, I've got so much special gear I had to use the perks to get more inventory space just to continue the game.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 29, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  11. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Quite frankly I'm enjoying playing as a Qunari mage. It feels extra heretical when someone calls me the Herald of Andraste, along with the different conversation feel.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 27, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  12. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Agreed. I like having the options as of now, it's just that it's not scalable. I'd also like DA:O Awakening's options of outfitting your troops and the like to return, silverite armor am I right? Not so much personalize them, just give them the means to make them top notch.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 27, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  13. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I agree with making money on DAI and DA2, I guess with the Lyrium potions exploit in DA:O along with the double selling and buying back one as well. The on thing that actually bothers me a bit is that they took out the coppers and silvers, it's all sovereigns (gold) now. I liked that system, it made it feel like having a single sovereign meant you had real money. So rather than have some axe sell for 21k (Which is a fucking ridiculous amount of sovereigns. Bartrands expedition needed on 50...
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 27, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  14. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Was that the one where he mentioned...dammit, it's been a while. I think I might have done that one, gave it to Leliana. One more reason to do another playthrough when I finish my first game. Which is ridiculous because I'm in over 80 hours already.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 24, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  15. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I didn't know if giving it to Herren meant armor/weapons/materials or not, still it's my first dragon. At least put out the pomp and flair at least once.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 24, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  16. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Thanks for reminding me about the fire tonics Hugplx, those helped quite a bit...along with my 30% Fire Resistance belt. By the way, to those who have killed a dragon, what choice did you guys pick at the War Room after killing a dragon? It's my first time killing a dragon so putting on a party sounds special, but I know there's only so much dragons in the game and I want to have as much materials to work with for building the best gear.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 24, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  17. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I got the Deluxe edition which comes with a bunch of schematics for weapons and gear, the thing that sucks though is that most of the gear is tied to you Inquisitor. Can't use it for others. How does everyone like the companions so far? I don't think I'm even 1/4th through the game yet but I'm really enjoying the writing that has gone into this. Cassandra: Kind of a hardass but she's reasonable and does things because it's right. Liked her right away, even when she was interrogating me at...
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 23, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  18. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Question for you guys, what group did you pick: Templars or Mages? I accidentally picked Templar, it sounds stupid for not knowing but honestly I think I picked a wrong dialog choice or something. I didn't know, I thought you could get both of them but the Templars were first on the way. On my next playthrough I'll go Mages, so far it's been going good.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 23, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  19. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Agreed, in the very least give us a storage chest or something. Or make it so that the pommels, grips, and all that shit doesn't count toward the inventory. I like the idea of melting down crap gear for materials, that's one thing I loved about Skyrim. Or the mods to do so anyway. By the way, has anyone seen this from the Iron Bull romance? Because it is damn funny. Goddamn does Bioware do great writing.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 23, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  20. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    There is like a bunch of shit that I could say saying how much I love this damn game but quite frankly I'm still replaying the moment catching Cassandra reading Varric's books and fangirling over them. So far that has been the funniest and cutest damn thing I've seen in a long fuckin' while. While I'll give Josephine a go in some other playthrough it's Cassandra all the way in this one.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 22, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  21. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I've got the physical deluxe copy, no preload for me. Which is why I don't understand the discs being pretty much useless, the point of having these is so I don't have to download the damn thing. Which is what I'm doing and it is seriously pissing me off.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 18, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  22. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    It's just...what's the point of having 4 discs if you're only using 1 to start a tiny program? I could've been done hours ago if I could install through the discs. I don't understand why the Hell it shouldn't. Goddamn I hate Origin.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 18, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  23. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Has anyone else had a fun time waiting for this game to install? Because I'm at least 5 hours in~. No seriously, what the fuck. I have 4 discs and I've only used 1 to start the the "autorun". It seems like the discs are useless because Origin wants to download the game instead of using the discs. And I've looked online, I can't find any damn help with this issue.
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 18, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  24. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Here's a interactive video that when you complete it gives you some weapons through Origin apparently, my copy is getting delivered to me so I don't know yet. http://quest.dragonage.com/en-us
    Post by: Crimson13, Nov 18, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  25. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    For me I'd say I'm going to keep the tradition of trying Elf out first, then after that Qunari. All mages, I'm really looking forward to finding out people reactions to a mage Qunari. It's like...extra heretical. I don't know about the specialization yet, the only ones with good information on them are Rift Mage and Knight Enchanter; I'm curious about Necromancer and how that works.
    Post by: Crimson13, Oct 22, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  26. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    For the Arcane Warrior, it's explained. The only way to become an Arcane Enchanter is to take the knowledge from the soul-stone dude in the Brecilian Ruins. They were Elven mages turned warrior, just another thing lost when the Elves lost nearly everything. Plus, even if some of the elves knew about it do you think they would share that information, especially with non-elves? Knight Enchanter seems like something similar, wait and see if it's like Arcane Warrior.
    Post by: Crimson13, Oct 11, 2014 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  27. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    I found, for me at least, the being a Blood Mage in Origin's was awesome and not so in DA2. Blood Wound in Origin's was pretty damn overpowered, which I felt was appropriate because it was taught as this powerful but forbidden art. DA2 taught it as this 'If you use Blood Magic you become arrogant and stupid as all Hell.', which is funny because by canon (The Destiny trailer.) Mage Hawke was a Blood Mage. I felt that Merril was the most grounded one about it funnily enough, even if she was...
    Post by: Crimson13, Aug 19, 2013 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  28. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    Forgot about that. Yeah, unless you come across another phylactery in an Elven ruin or something similar I don't see it happening. Still, it would be interesting to hear about it, perhaps from using a Origin's save where the Warden was one or something.
    Post by: Crimson13, Aug 19, 2013 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
  29. Crimson13
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    Dragon Age: Inquisition (Illiterate Edition)

    For returning specializations in DA:I, I have to say that I'd like Arcane Warrior to come back. I loved it in Origin's not only because it was just about a game-breaker it let me wear armor and use swords so I got to play a warrior-esk mage. Although it looked odd to see an elf in huge heavy armor wailing on things with a sword nearly as big as him. Battlemage was also awesome, but to be honest it felt more like it was just a regular mage with ramped up spells. It didn't feel like it was a...
    Post by: Crimson13, Aug 18, 2013 in forum: Gaming and PC Discussion
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