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I suck real bad at setting up the tactical screen for my group. I'm at Loithering and am losing Alistair in cheesy battles because I think I'm setting up his Tactical stuff wrong.
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One simple solution is to add a tactic for all computer controlled individuals that has them use a health potion at either health < 50% or < 25%. It can get expensive, and I wouldn't recommend going lower than 25 because then you run the risk of them being offed before they even have a chance to use one. But it'll keep you alive if you have enough $ to keep buying potions, or you learn herbalism with Morrigan and have her create potions.
Also just as a recommendation, focus on Alistair's strength, dexterity, and in a limited sense constitution and ignore everything else. I did this, with my most recent Alistair finishing the game with Strength 42, Constitution 20, and Dexterity at a max (I want to say it was 60ish but it might have been lower). He never got hit by this point save by certain attacks that aren't possible to dodge.
If all else fails, switch to casual. The game is significantly easier and in some sections just downright more fun. The game encourages multiple playthroughs, so it's a rare instance in which I think a playthrough on casual improves the experience, because then you can check out recommended builds for characters and parties for your subsequent playthroughs without worrying about having anything spoiled for you. Just a thought. It isn't what I did, but I can say, there are parts on normal which can be downright vicious (the final battle to name one).Comment
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Return to Ostagar is on XBL but not PSN yet. 400 credits.
Also in the link is a fake DLC trailer that brings a few lulz.
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i saw 2 DLC available on XBL last night...forgot what the other was calledComment
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This is one of those games for the casual or hardcore RPG player. It has all the elements for both players to be satisfied. It's not too difficult that someone new to the genre couldn't get into it. And it's not too easy that a seasoned RPG vet will look at it as a second rate challenge.
I really think Dragon Age has blended the play styles of both nicely and wrapped it in a beautiful looking package. While it's nothing that hasn't already been done before, it's still good enough to stand on its own.25-02, 23:16 Yawkey Way celtics fucking suckComment
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[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDeawqKzEVM&feature=player_embedded"]YouTube- Dragon Age DLC Trailer[/ame]
EDIT: Killgod posted this via link above, didn't notice 'till now, still, good stuff.S.P.Q.A.
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Well, 40 minutes later and I'm not sure it was worth the 5 bucks. It was a nice little side-trip, but it wasn't as good as Warden's Keep and really just used a bunch of recycled stuff. Warden's Keep at least had conversations in it! This one has one, one section of dialog options.
Anyway, overall I guess I'd call it a meh.Comment
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After reading that, it looks like a skip for me as well. Not enough items/weapons or story to warrant buying this DLC. I even thought Warden's keep was "meh" It took me a total of 20 minutes to run the keep and be done with everything.25-02, 23:16 Yawkey Way celtics fucking suckComment
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I would say definitely don't if you didn't like Warden's Keep. Like I said before, this one has one conversation. It's a little longer because of the area is a little larger, but really it's just a rehash of camp Ostegar and the tower you go in at the beginning. The only "new" area is underground between the tower and the battlefield.
The more I think about it, the less impressed I am. They did apparently do an update though, don't know if you get that without the DLC, but if you DON'T get it without the DLC that's just insanity.Comment
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Got through the Mages Circle part and I'm trying to get back to Denerim but every time I travel on the map I get jumped by a huge group of bad guys that I can't beat, any suggestions?
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