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Dragon Age: Origins


My party consisted of Human Warrior ( full 2-hand specializations ), Alistair, the dog, and more often than not... that bard chick. I ditched everyone else in the story by telling them to ******** off or killing them, whenever possible. I basically killed everyone I could in the game, which was a lot of people. The character I played was a ******** beast.

That being said, the key to winning that game easily on any difficulty is actually putting a couple of points into herbalism or whatever. You can get so many of those leaves in bulk that you can literally make hundreds of light healing potions in one sitting.

I guess it kinda felt like cheating, but I mostly just kept hitting the button for full life and wading through enemies with my basic attacks ( intermittently I'd use the knockdown attack or the sweeping ones ).

My first play through was on Hard Mode, but I consider it near suicidal to touch Nightmare mode. As described, this was for those who deem hard too easy and meant for tactical geniuses. FYI, my first character was the Shield and sword / Battleaxe wielding Dwarven Noble. Strangely enough, some of my normal adventures with in the end were harder than my first, guess Maxwell Aeducan was trained well. [ Beaten the game 3 times]

That blows though, but tonight you should have an opponent who will face your fearsome Lamia. Elli, I take it didn't push or thought of making this rpc a Lamia Noble right?


Edit: Went to buy lunch, thus a late post.

Did no one watch this? Dragon Age fan would lol

Let's hear it for ELF! -pokes ELF with the staff that she stole from him days ago- The first contestant here on GTB IDOL! Who will be next to sing? Vote now!

I probably would have... but I was trying to stick to roleplaying my character as being cocksure and acting like he's better than everyone else. They want to join me? Sure, they can be one of my vassals. They want me to show mercy and not kill them? Why should I bother, when everything in this world belongs to me anyway.

I think I had Morrigan put points into herbalism. I know my main character has points in persuade. Dwarf warrior with a shield specialization, I want to get Alistair to cough up the secrets of being a Templar so I can eat magic, and then pick up Ravager so I can eat health. Become a stout juggernaut.

Must be KB's in-game representation.

3nodding

-turns to look at the cameras, then lunges forward, snarling with fangs barred and tackles one of the camera men, snapping his jaws in front of the camera lens a couple times with saliva flying everywhere to make it look like he's trying to come through the tv's and eat the viewers-

-catches ELF by the seat of his 'butt flap' and holds him back as one would hold back a snapping snarling Pit Bull- Down boy! Mustn't eat the cameras!