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[Destello]

According this http://dragonage.wik.../Arcane_warrior the Arcane Warrior specialization will be available at the later game progress. How is the best way to get this specialization at the early game? (addins, console commands, or other methods)
 
thanks.

[Elhanan]

Perhaps the Respec mod will be of help; uncertain.

[Destello]

Thanks, this will help.

[Ashaman X]

Well, if you unlocked it in a previous playthrough, you can select it the moment you reach level 7, before you go anywhere near the Brecillian Forrest. Anyway, Arcane Warrior is not really going to be of much use in before you hit the world, the encounters before are just too small really.

[They call me a SpaceCowboy]

You don't NEED arcane warrior. Why not jsut finish one playthrough without it, and then have it at level 7? Unless you are only planning on playing one game ever, I guess.

[Destello]

I didnt get this location yet, and the specialization is blocked.

For the character Respecialization mod, the crow only unlock two specialization for each class, for mages are shapeshifter and healing. Is there another way to unlock arcane warrior? I tryed consola commands but maibye Im doing something wrong, I type:

runscript addspecialization 4012
and
runscript dbg_setattrib 38

Source: http://dragonage.wik...om/wiki/Console

any suggestions?

Modifié par Destello, 25 octobre 2010 - 07:12 .

[Loerwyn]

Destello wrote...
runscript dbg_setattrib 38

I don't know about unlocking the spec, but that line wouldn't work as you've not defined which attribute to increase.

Edit:
Try runscript addtalent 4012. That might work.

Modifié par OnlyShallow89, 25 octobre 2010 - 07:51 .

[Destello]

yes, this is for talents, but I need a specialization, there is no such command "addspecialization", I just invented it to try, but it didn't work. Also I tryed other combinations of them, if anyone knows the right command please tell it.

Modifié par Destello, 25 octobre 2010 - 08:56 .

[Loerwyn]

The page you linked to implied it would work with specialisations, too. At least give it a try.

[Destello]

Try runscript addtalent 4012. That might work.

It works! This command adds the specialization (not anly unlock, add directly and active)


I have left a doubt. I create a new character (lvl1), then add the arcane warrior spec, and there will not be a problem later? I mean, this method is safe to play? there not will be a bug more later at the game progress? (IE, at the quest that gives this spec for example)

Modifié par Destello, 25 octobre 2010 - 09:13 .

[They call me a SpaceCowboy]

I doubt that the quest that gives the spec will have a problem.



I still dont understand why you would want to do this instead of just playing the game to get it unlocked, but whatever.

[Destello]

Because this area will be available much later (I guess at lvl 12 to 16), and I want to enjoy this specialization much more early. But thanks for the advice.

[Heather Cline]

Destello, the area Brecillian forest opens up after you finish with Lothering. All you have to do is go and visit the Dalish Elves and complete their quests. You will find the Arcane Warrior Specialization in one of the rooms in the ruins on your way to get to Witherfang.



You don't have to wait until level 12-16 to get it on your first play through.

[Liliandra Nadiar]

True, it's recommended you save it until later, but it's should be possible to get to the phylactory without a great deal of trouble. Handling he Dragon would be the only 'tricky' point. Probably want a rapid damage party as opposed to a big numbers but slow party, though having a two-hander with indomitable to ignore it's area stun would be useful as well.

[DWSmiley]

I think there are a lot of tricky points in the Dalish quest for a group straight out of Lothering. Many monsters have nasty special attacks. It's doable but expect some reloads. And on nightmare, I have no idea how a level 8 group survives poking about the gravestones.

Modifié par DWSmiley, 26 octobre 2010 - 12:41 .

[They call me a SpaceCowboy]

DWSmiley wrote...

I think there are a lot of tricky points in the Dalish quest for a group straight out of Lothering. Many monsters have nasty special attacks. It's doable but expect some reloads. And on nightmare, I have no idea how a level 8 group survives poking about the gravestones.

True, but the gravestones could be left for later.

I did the Dalish quest right out of Lothering in my very first game.

@OP are you playing a mage with your first playthrough I guess? Ar eyou only planing on playing the game once.

Personally I prefer to just play the game and discover things on my own, rather than trying to follow guides etc, but to each their own.

[Ashaman X]

Having the ability at level 1 on a new character has no effect when you discover the Specialisation again, I've gotten Bard, Beserker, Templar, Arcane Warrior and so forth unlocked multiple times without issue.

[Destello]

Heather Cline wrote...

Destello, the area Brecillian
forest opens up after you finish with Lothering.

Yes, I understand, but I want to do human quests before the exotic dwarvens and elves.

Shinian2 wrote...

Personally I prefer to just play the
game and discover things on my own, rather than trying to follow guides
etc, but to each their own.

Yes, that is the best way, but I am a more strategic type of player hehe.

Ashaman X wrote...

Having the ability at level 1 on a new character has no effect when you discover the Specialisation again, I've gotten Bard, Beserker, Templar, Arcane Warrior and so forth unlocked multiple times without issue.

Thanks, this clarify a lot!

Modifié par Destello, 28 octobre 2010 - 03:46 .