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Little things you might have missed in Dragon Age Origins


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#51
Mariefoxprice83

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Thanks, I will remember that for future characters. I plan to usethe Ritual ending this time which I have done once before so even when my current character finishes I will have 2 endings and 3 origins that I have yet to complete the game on...plenty of time to find the prisoner!

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mousestalker

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wickedgoodreed wrote...

Mariefoxprice83 wrote...

How can you abandon Redfcliffe? I thought you HAD to deal with the demon and save the Arl to complete that section?


When you first arrive and speak to Bann Tegan you can refuse to help him or you can just leave the area before the Battle at Nightfall. You will have to go back eventually to deal with the Redcliffe Castle portion, but the village itself will have been wiped out by the undead, save for Tegan.


Teagan gets a bit miffed if you do that. Just FYI.

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caradoc2000

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Getting Ser Garlen's sword at Ostagar was something that I found only on my third playthrough.

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I don't do that every play through because I always feel guilty. That poor elf

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caradoc2000

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Aurelet wrote...

I don't do that every play through because I always feel guilty. That poor elf

Ser Garlen has his fork, and Alistair gets a new sword - it is a win-win situation.

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Mariefoxprice83 wrote...

Tigress M wrote...

Oh, there was a lot I missed in my first few playthroughs....

-- The prisoner in Ostagar, and even then, it took me another couple playthroughs to discover he had a key I could get.  


What prisoner in Ostagar?  I am stunned!


There's a prisoner in a cage up in the area with the infirmary that you can talk to.  He'll want food and water which you can get from the guard next to his cage and if you ask the prisoner why you should help him, he'll give you a key to the chest by the Tranquil across from the Quartermaster.  Then, if you wait until you're back from the Korcari Wilds, you can open the chest (before that, the Tranquil is standing there and won't allow you to).

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Mariefoxprice83

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Ha, I think I went to the infirmary once, probably why I missed him!

Modifié par Mariefoxprice83, 27 février 2011 - 12:50 .


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SuicidalBaby

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The 12th Love Letter. Always forget 1.

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While clearing out Jarvia's cartel you can rescue Leske from the prison and find the dwarf commoner dead in his cell. Leske comments that he'd just stopped eating

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rayvioletta

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only noticed yesterday that Awakening seems to have a reference to a classic point and click adventure game Broken Sword (hidden room with a childs skeleton holding a chess piece)

also I was recently advised to take Shale to Return To Ostagar

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LadyJaneGrey wrote...

Small thing...when I tilted the camera and actually noticed the ceilings I was surprised at how nice some of them looked. How many PC players ever saw them?


I admit that only my 4th playtrough, now I am really taking the time, am I noticing some amazing details. The ceiling artwork in the circle tower came as a total suprise. Very nice work.

One of the most fun hidden things in the game was the Elven beggars. Give them money and keep coming back and giving money and the crowd will grow. Eventually half the city will stand in a crowd waiting for a handout. Hilarity ensues. :lol:

EDIT : I just realized I never did Ser Garlen's Sword quest in Ostagar and now it's too late :( Ah well...

Modifié par Louis deGuerre, 03 mars 2011 - 01:19 .