All replace the third complexion in the chargen menu. This is a collection of various complexions, available for HF, EF, andĭF Inquisitors. I’ve broken them down into categories based on what characters they modify (if any). You can find all of these on ( links are below each image set or mod title). I finally modded my game, (just to change the pj's) after 5 full runs.Here it is, a master post for all of my Inquisition mods. There's plenty of time (and reason) to come back later.Īfter you've gone through the game once, you can decide if learning to use DAIModManager, or CheatEngine, is worth it. Get out of the Hinterlands! Quick! Explore the world, not just a region. I didn't realize that I should have looked "up-and-out", and ignored the things I didn't enjoy doing. That first game I felt like I was stuck in an an endless fetch-quest loop. Only a total completionist (like me) would play that way, and that's a total mistake. And if you out-level the flow of the game your first time through, you're doing it wrong.
But you won't know that until you've played a while.
Of course for some, the dislike of a particular feature or article of clothing (*cough* pj's *cough*) can make a cosmetic mod "essential". Besides the very few mods that affect game-play (and tsm ID'd two of them) the rest are purely cosmetic. I've played as various characters but strongly favor a stealth mage role.įor a first playthrough, I recommend the plain vanilla game.
I enjoy side quests as much as the main quest, sometimes even more, and I lean toward lore-friendly but won't exclude a particularly good mod simply because it tweaks the legend a tad. Heck, I played Morrowind for 4 1/2 months before I got to the end the first time! So visual detail and immersion are important. Advice and warnings are greatly appreciated.Īs far as my game play style-thinking this will influence what mods you might suggest-I tend not to be in a hurry. This is my first shot with a Bioware game. I've learned (or would "tamed" be a better word?) Wrye Bash so I have a bit better than basic knowledge of managing mods. I've played Morrowind several times-vanilla and lightly modded-and Oblivion even more-vanilla and heavily modded. Would you folks advise me as to what patches/fixes I will need after installation? I'm most concerned about a stable game of course, but I'm also looking for opinions/options for mods that improve the game and enhance the experience. This will actually be the first time playing any of the Dragon Age series. I'm preparing to play DA:I for the first time.
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