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[eddywatson]

Hello

DA:O is abit different from DA2 in terms of Attributes

So what should I be ranking up for each class in DA:O?

Warrior = ?
Mage = ?
Rogue = ?

thanks

 

[Arthur Cousland]

Generally...

Warrior- strength+dexterity (Some like to boost constitution or willpower, though it's not needed. I'd instead look for gear that boosts health/stamina/stamina regeneration)

Rogue- dexterity+cunning (Some strength may be needed for gear requirements, though you can get strength boosts from accessories + the fade and leave this at the base amount)

Mage- magic (Spellpower is everything. More spellpower=more spell damage and less resists. You can leave willpower at base amount and just equip gear that boosts willpower/mana or spec blood mage)

[eddywatson]

If i click on auto upgrade for my team mates will it put the correct points towards what they need.
So for a mage majic etc? or will it just add random points to any attribute?

Thanks

Modifié par eddywatson, 02 mai 2011 - 05:19 .

[GSSAGE7]

It more or less depends on your build. There are some odd builds that work differently, like a Shapeshifter, who would need a lot of strength, or a blood mage, who would need more constitution than willpower.
But yeah, if you're not doing anything too out there, Arthur's right.

[lionalio87]

In my opinion, in Dragon Age 2, you should BALANCE among the attributes, that means you shouldn't focus on certain attributes, because the reason is very simple: unlike Dragon Age: Origins, where health and Mana/Stamina increase after each level. I agree that certain class should provide priority to certain attributes, but you should spend more point to the rest!!!
For example, if you are playing a rogue, Dexterity and Cunning surely will be your priority, but you SHOULD spend a lot of point to Constitution (to boost your health and survivability) and Willpower (Provide you Mana/Stamina pool, which is very useful for using skills/spells).
For the Companions, I also have to balance their attribute points. I cannot let my mage focus too much on Willpower and Magic, because they are fragile, so after all, I have to spend a lot of attributes to constitution, so that they are more durable in combat.
That's what I thought and played so far. Hope this could help!!!

Modifié par lionalio87, 02 mai 2011 - 10:06 .

[Addai]

For beginning players, I think a few points in constitution alleviates stress. I also do put points in willpower. There are items you can get to boost stamina, but the best ones are DLC or expensive, so you'll be a while at getting them, and in the meantime I find chugging potions or running out of steam tedious. OMMV.