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[JasonPogo]

Ok I know they have said that you can jump to anyone in your party and manually control them. So could I for sake of argument play the whole game controlling Alistair after I get him and leave my PC to the computer?

I want to know since I am dreadfull at playing mage type characters but would still like to play through the game at least once from their point of view. This way I would be able to get the story line of the mage but still play in a stile I am comfortable with.

[Spaghett]

Yes.

[DeaconX]

JasonPogo wrote...

Ok I know they have said that you can jump to anyone in your party and manually control them. So could I for sake of argument play the whole game controlling Alistair after I get him and leave my PC to the computer?

I want to know since I am dreadfull at playing mage type characters but would still like to play through the game at least once from their point of view. This way I would be able to get the story line of the mage but still play in a stile I am comfortable with.

Hmm I generally hate playing magic users in games but... I might do the same and just spend most of my time controlling one of the other characters hehe

[hOnOr]

At least historically in bioware games, not all of your party members are available at all times. They can be unavailable for one reason or another even after they join you. Plus, it's really only during combat, you still have to control your PC for all the other elements of the game.

[Blessed Silence]

Yes. You can set up the AI behaviours for all your characters and just control who you want.

[Linarc]

When you are at the camp you will control the pc, also during dialogues, besides this, yes, probably.

Modifié par Linarc, 19 octobre 2009 - 08:16 .

[DeaconX]

Blessed Silence wrote...

Yes. You can set up the AI behaviours for all your characters and just control who you want.

You wouldn't happen to know the extent of control you have over those behaviours would you?  For instance, Neverwinter Nights had some basic behaviour settings... I personally wouldn't mind if there were many options.  I'd take the time to tweak it.

[Arttis]

You can tweak their behavior to very specific things.

[JasonPogo]

hOnOr wrote...

At least historically in bioware games, not all of your party members are available at all times. They can be unavailable for one reason or another even after they join you. Plus, it's really only during combat, you still have to control your PC for all the other elements of the game.

Well yeah that would be the whole point of what I posted.  I stink at playing a mage in combat but I think I can handle walking around and talking with other people as a mage...

[DeaconX]

Arttis wrote...

You can tweak their behavior to very specific things.

Nice, ty

[Cascade Effect]

If you haven't seen the Giant Bomb Quick Preview I sugest you give it a look. Hilarious commentry, no spoilers and it give us a really good idea on how combat is controlled. It also briefly shows things like inventory, spell lists (he's playing a mage) and the menu for AI control. Definatly one of the best preview gameplay vids I've seen.

[pbeaudet99]

When I went to the mages tower to get help for Connor, Wynne came into the party, so I didn't keep Morrigan since I am a mage too. So now that I finished that quest, how can I get Morrigan back? It seems I can only access that screen to select party members when the game decides.

[Kurupt87]

pbeaudet99: this is a no spoiler forum, and your post is completely irrelevant to this thread, which is a month old.

obvious and sad troll.

but to answer, you get the character select screen any time you leave your party camp/get a new character.

[akuthia]

by going back to your camp on the world map