So I picked up the ultimate edition of DA:O months ago on Steam and figured now would be the time for a replay it in anticipation of Inquisition next month. After having beat the game 4 times on PS3, this will be my first ever PC playthrough, so naturally I will mod the game as much as possible while still staying true to the game's spirit. I'm not sure what sort of character I'm going to roll, but I'm leaning heavily towards a Dalish Rogue playthrough since I've never completed a playthrough in which MC is a rogue. Too soft and squishy to really get in there and deal damage, but that's mostly due to the fact that I never gave the rogue time to get stronger before dismissing them. Probably going to pick Ranger/Assassin for my specializations - not ideal but I don't really care about min/maxing over roleplaying. I'll start on Insanity but bump it down to hard if I run into trouble.

I've never done a playthrough on Insanity before and I'm not sure how taxing it'll be. I found Hard to be quite easy as a mage but that might be different for a rogue. Here's my planned mod list, if anyone has any more recommendations please share: Anyone else in? How will you approach your playthrough? I wish I had the time, but I just don't. Too many other games I need to clear off my backlog before DAI.

But seeing as I've played DAO to completion 5 times and DA2 3 I'm not sweating it. I would also recommend auto loot, dog whistle and advanced tactics mods. Pocket plane is nice but really cheat-y and respec mod is nice too, especially if you want to make some companions into certain builds their initial abilities aren't good for. There's probably a few others worth getting that I'm forgetting.

Originally Posted by tringworldso I found the Deep Road to be more boring than The Fade. Atleast there was variety in the Fade whereas the Deep Road was fight after fight after fight. Felt like the game switched gears from BG2 mode to IWD.At least IWD had an interesting battle system and encounter design.:X In DA:O whatever you are fighting undeads, darkspawns, soldiers or spiders, they all fight the same way. The DeRp Roads were 1 room after another using the same 1-2 skills over and over. Still not sure to this day how I managed to finish that losing patience. Since this is your first PC playthrough, have you considered an 'old school' run? That is, top-down view only, with no auto-tactics, and micromanaging all party members.

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I loved the satisfaction of pulling off a perfect, well considered engagement knowing that it was all down to me and my personal execution. Baldur's Gate/Icewind Dale RPG's were my jam back in the day, and so this was the only way that I ever considered playing the game. The removal of the tactical view was the reason why I never got around to playing DA2, although DA:I is looking nice so I might bite the bullet on 2 if only for the story. Originally Posted by Inumbris Since this is your first PC playthrough, have you considered an 'old school' run?

That is, top-down view only, with no auto-tactics, and micromanaging all party members. I loved the satisfaction of pulling off a perfect, well considered engagement knowing that it was all down to me and my personal execution. Baldur's Gate/Icewind Dale RPG's were my jam back in the day, and so this was the only way that I ever considered playing the game. The removal of the tactical view was the reason why I never got around to playing DA2, although DA:I is looking nice so I might bite the bullet on 2 if only for the story.I'll probably keep switching between close-up and tactical cam, but I might take you up on the no tactics thing since I'll probably have to micro-manage everything on insanity anyway.

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