Warrior is my least favorite class. Only played it once, the class is boring. Just really hitting things, and I already have a ton of party members who do just that.
I find rogue's and mages offering much more creativity and exploration, since they offer far more interesting and fun ways to kill stuff. I love spell combos.
Anyone else always lured back to a single class?
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#27
Posté 08 mai 2010 - 01:43
sylvanaerie
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Magnum Opus wrote...
Am still a junkie when it comes to spells, though. If I'm going to be inhabiting a fantasy world for a while, might as well go whole hog and shoot lightning bolts from my left nostril.
LOL I like how you think!
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 02:36
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All my characters would be mages if they weren't confined to one origin, if there were a city elf mage I'd play nothing else. But now that the idea of replaying the circle origin makes me physically ill I keep making rogues, I just seem to get bored of my warrior characters.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 02:38
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I do rogues almost exclusively....agree on the mage origin story, why, why must I be in the circle AGAIN
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 03:17
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nerdage wrote...
All my characters would be mages if they weren't confined to one origin, if there were a city elf mage I'd play nothing else. But now that the idea of replaying the circle origin makes me physically ill I keep making rogues, I just seem to get bored of my warrior characters.
Well "city elf" mages are in the circle, not in the alienage. But there is a mod on Nexus for a Dalish elf Mage if you are interested. You get the Dalish origin though I understand there are some funny issues with poeple in the tower thinking you were there instead lol I have it but haven't played it past ostagar yet.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 03:33
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Oh, that could be fun. You could accuse them all of being racist because all elves must look the same for them to see you and assume they've seen you all the time at the Circle.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 04:55
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I seem to keep coming back to the warrior. Mages and rogues are cool and everything and they're fun every now and then.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 05:08
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Sarah1281 wrote...
Oh, that could be fun. You could accuse them all of being racist because all elves must look the same for them to see you and assume they've seen you all the time at the Circle.
You humans are all racist!
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 05:55
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They are!sleepingbelow wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
Oh, that could be fun. You could accuse them all of being racist because all elves must look the same for them to see you and assume they've seen you all the time at the Circle.
You humans are all racist!
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 06:04
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Now, now, don't go admitting to something like that! That's a sign of terribly poor taste.sylvanaerie wrote...
Magnum Opus wrote...
Am still a junkie when it comes to spells, though. If I'm going to be inhabiting a fantasy world for a while, might as well go whole hog and shoot lightning bolts from my left nostril.
LOL I like how you think!
Oh, and to whomever mentioned the spell combos... good call on that one. I absolutely love the spell combos. Never before in a game have I felt a little surge of twisted glee when a party member has been immobilized by an enemy's spell in the way that I do in this game, because here I know that I can not only counter that Crushing Prison spell on my warrior, but also blast all of the enemies surrounding that character with the effects of the combo resulting from casting a Force Field on him. ('course, I also enjoy the "ohhhhhh crap" moments when I realize I've just cast a glyph of paralysis too close to my glyph of repulsion-protected mage, and everyone in the immediate vicinity gets frozen for however long that effect lasts. I do that lot. ... good fun)
All the game needs is a couple more such combos, and there'll be a potential for tactical mage combat that'll put the BG series stuff to shame, if it doesn't already. As it is, I find that more often than not, I still find I'm wishing I'd chosen such n' such a spell, because while the enemy had the first half of the combo down, I didn't have the right spell to complete the job.
Absolutely love the notion of essentially taking an enemy's power and turning it to my own advantage. But that just solidifes the opinion of someone who's always been a junkie for magic in games like this one.
And of course, there's also the "Muwahahahaha!" feeling you get when blasting something to kingdom come. That's good, too. *nods soberly*
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 06:06
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Definately Rogue. Would be perfect if they had nice looking gear (the only real advantage of warriors).
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:09
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KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Definately Rogue. Would be perfect if they had nice looking gear (the only real advantage of warriors).
My rogues and up doing far more damage than my warriors. Agree about the suck armor.
I do wish there were other mage origins, such as apostate or wilder shaman. And i wish dwarves could be mages. They would dominate my mage playthroughs.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:16
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Rogue almost every time. I've finished a mage playthrough and started two others, but I've never taken a warrior past Ostagar.
There are 3 other warriors (ser gilmore mod) in my group already and if I'm a rogue I don't have to take Leliana with me to unlock things. It just makes the most sense to be a rogue.
There are 3 other warriors (ser gilmore mod) in my group already and if I'm a rogue I don't have to take Leliana with me to unlock things. It just makes the most sense to be a rogue.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:19
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I seem to always play rouges, but now that I have the lock bash mod, I've been playing dw warriors more often (but still not as much as I play rouges), and I play Mages once in a long while.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:20
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Dwarves as mages would cause so much trouble...I mean, can you really imagine them allowing the human Chantry to steal some incredibly talented fighters?
Can you say 'exalted march'?
Can you say 'exalted march'?
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:22
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Sarah1281 wrote...
Dwarves as mages would cause so much trouble...I mean, can you really imagine them allowing the human Chantry to steal some incredibly talented fighters?
Exactly. I would sooo love to see them try and send their templars in man-dresses to Orzammar to take some dwarf's kid.
Good times.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:25
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Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
Dwarves as mages would cause so much trouble...I mean, can you really imagine them allowing the human Chantry to steal some incredibly talented fighters?
Exactly. I would sooo love to see them try and send their templars in man-dresses to Orzammar to take some dwarf's kid.
Good times.
If Dwarves had mages, they might not have been forced to develop technology. Being too dependent on magic and not on intellect is meeeh.
I prefer the Dwarves (and the Qunari) being the technological geniuses.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:30
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KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
Dwarves as mages would cause so much trouble...I mean, can you really imagine them allowing the human Chantry to steal some incredibly talented fighters?
Exactly. I would sooo love to see them try and send their templars in man-dresses to Orzammar to take some dwarf's kid.
Good times.
If Dwarves had mages, they might not have been forced to develop technology. Being too dependent on magic and not on intellect is meeeh.
I prefer the Dwarves (and the Qunari) being the technological geniuses.
Oh, I dunno. Tevinter hasn;'t been having too many problems keeping the Qunari at bay, canons and all. Magic is developing the mind. Force of will is just as important as intellect.
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:31
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Sounds like you're doing it wrong.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Definately Rogue. Would be perfect if they had nice looking gear (the only real advantage of warriors).
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 08:39
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I love Sword and Shield Warriors specced as Champions. (War Cry FTW).
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Posté 08 mai 2010 - 10:48
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I love being a Mage. There is something eminently satisfying about blowing something up with the force of your will, a wave of your staff and a boatload of psychotropic drugs. The downside is that the clothing sucks. Could anyone have made the robes and cowls look more dorky? Pluueezze, give me a decent set of rags next time.
Rogues are also a great deal of fun to play.
Warriors -- not so much, but I do love the armor.
Rogues are also a great deal of fun to play.
Warriors -- not so much, but I do love the armor.
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Posté 09 mai 2010 - 12:17
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Rogues. I have so much fun with dual wielders and recently had a blast with an archer. I've started a 2h warrior after my last playthrough left me with Shale, Sten, Oghren, and Morrigan at the Denerim gates. It's a lot of fun but Aveline swings so slowly.
I can't bring myself to play my mage character.
I can't bring myself to play my mage character.
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Posté 09 mai 2010 - 12:36
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falloutseriesfan wrote...
I love Sword and Shield Warriors specced as Champions. (War Cry FTW).
^ This.
Warriors seem to remain my favorite in not just DA, but in all games I play (with the exception of Guild Wars and Everquest, in which case it reverts to Cleric). All RPGs, tabletop games, etc.... I just like warriors. Following that, rogues. Mages come up third, for me, which I find a little odd because I usually love being a cleric as well. Something about magic in DA doesn't quite connect with me.
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Posté 09 mai 2010 - 12:54
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My favorite class in DA:O is the rogue - have 2 completed rogue playthroughs and started another (I usually take Zev with me in any party and Leliana sometimes) - 3 rogues in a party are a lot of fun. I think DA:O just gives you so many different options for developing a rogue.
Finished one DW warrior - I thought it was okay, trying to talk myself into playing a 2H warrior, but maybe later. Planning a sword and shield Dwarf noble.
One mage playthrough was okay, will try it again later.
The funny thing is that I usually play a Paladin in DnD based games as my first choice.
Finished one DW warrior - I thought it was okay, trying to talk myself into playing a 2H warrior, but maybe later. Planning a sword and shield Dwarf noble.
One mage playthrough was okay, will try it again later.
The funny thing is that I usually play a Paladin in DnD based games as my first choice.
