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[Zubi Fett]

 Hello

I m new to the series and I have jsut start playing Dragon Age: Origins, and I m full of doubts. How ever, I dont wish to create a new post every day, so i come here with a request.

First of all, I would like to remember to be carefull with[color=rgb(255, 255, 0)">

Again, thank you for your time.

Best regards, Zubi Fett. 

Modifié par Zubi Fett, 02 juin 2012 - 02:41 .

[SiIencE]

- Sword : You sometimes find Runes, Runes can be added to an item (sword) if they are weapon runes. They add fire/frost/electricity dmg or certain defensive properties.

-The Dragonblood armor is available from the merchant in the party camp, there's only 1 part of the armor.

-Gaining you companions loyalty/friendship is done my making choices they agree to OR talking to them in the party camp choosing the right dialogue options. This enables romances for some.

-Don't know about the statistics never bothered to check them myself. Maybe someone else can answer that.

And the first time you play DAO it's mostly trial and error, if you want a 'good playthrough' with certain goals set you can always google some of the quests/dialogues etc. The second playthrough is way better then the first.

[Zubi Fett]

SiIencE wrote...

- Sword : You sometimes find Runes, Runes can be added to an item (sword) if they are weapon runes. They add fire/frost/electricity dmg or certain defensive properties.

-The Dragonblood armor is available from the merchant in the party camp, there's only 1 part of the armor.

-Gaining you companions loyalty/friendship is done my making choices they agree to OR talking to them in the party camp choosing the right dialogue options. This enables romances for some.

-Don't know about the statistics never bothered to check them myself. Maybe someone else can answer that.

And the first time you play DAO it's mostly trial and error, if you want a 'good playthrough' with certain goals set you can always google some of the quests/dialogues etc. The second playthrough is way better then the first.

Thank you for responding.

How do I acces the camp?

EDIT: I cannot copy the answers, it also copies the background.

Modifié par Zubi Fett, 29 mai 2012 - 08:46 .

[cJohnOne]

I think you press the camp button which looks like a tent or is there a different one on the top right of the map which I've never used. Now I''ve confused myself.  Anyone else answer the question for me?

Modifié par cJohnOne, 29 mai 2012 - 09:06 .

[Zubi Fett]

cJohnOne wrote...

I think you press the camp button which looks like a tent or is there a different one on the top right of the map which I've never used. Now I''ve confused myself anyone else answer the question for me?

That could be, I will check for that simbole next time I play.

Thank you for participating .

[Swordfishtrombone]

You get access to the party camp once you are out of Lothering. After that, you can access the camp from the world map - it's the tent icon on the top right corner of the map.

Along your journeys you can buy or find runes that can be placed on weapons and armor with those empty slots you mention. This can be done by talking to a specific character in your party camp, who is able to do enchanting.

You can gain (or lose) loyalty with your companions by talking to them at camp, or sometimes out of camp. The other way to improve their opinion of you is to give them gifts - specific characters like specific kinds of gifts. Try it out, and if you get only +1 or +2 for a gift, then you know that that person probably doesn't much care for that kind of a gift. Gifts that they like give higher boosts.

Some gifts are unique, in that they hold some special meaning to one of your companions. You can get an idea of what these gifts would be by talking to your companions. If you try to give a gift that is meaninful to one character to some other character, they'll refuse the gift, so you can't accidentally lose a significant gift by giving it to the wrong person.

You give gifts by going to the inventory screen of the character you want to give the gift to, right clicking on the gift in your inventory, and selecting give.

Don't know about the armor - I don't have it myself.

It sometimes takes some time for your online profile to update - it can sometimes lag days behind your current status.

[Riverdaleswhiteflash]

Swordfishtrombone wrote...

You get access to the party camp once you are out of Lothering. After that, you can access the camp from the world map - it's the tent icon on the top right corner of the map.

Along your journeys you can buy or find runes that can be placed on weapons and armor with those empty slots you mention. This can be done by talking to a specific character in your party camp, who is able to do enchanting.

You can gain (or lose) loyalty with your companions by talking to them at camp, or sometimes out of camp. The other way to improve their opinion of you is to give them gifts - specific characters like specific kinds of gifts.

Don't forget that you can offend or please companions by in-game actions in their presence. For example : when you talk to a certain scholar, he asks about his friend, who you found dead. If you choose the dialogue option "I found him stuffed into a box,", and Leiliana is in the party, she disapproves because of the lack of tact.

Don't know about the armor - I don't have it myself.

You get one piece as soon as you load the game for the first time after installing. The rest are added to the merchant in camp. (Who is right next to the enchanter.)

It sometimes takes some time for your online profile to update - it can sometimes lag days behind your current status.

You're telling me.

Modifié par Riverdaleswhiteflash, 30 mai 2012 - 08:40 .

[Zubi Fett]

Thanks you very much for all the answers, all the actual questions are clear

I already put them on practice, when I have some new questions I will add them on this post.

Again, thanks every one for the help, I appreciate it.

Regards.

[Zubi Fett]

I edit the original post and instead, middle of the post get remove, I will make the new questions with new posts, my apologizes for the issue.

I noted there are elements(fire, ice etc) that can be use with powers or adding them to the weapons, my question is, how do I know which element is best for each enemy?

Thank you very much.

[Zubi Fett]

Nizaris1 wrote...

Zubi Fett wrote...
I noted there are elements(fire, ice etc) that can be use with powers or adding them to the weapons, my question is, how do I know which element is best for each enemy?.

Most informations about the enemies are in the codex when you encounter them. Some are misleading however. You can refer to DA:O Wiki.

Another way is try and error, for example if you have a mage with elemental power, try cast them on the enemy and see if it give any effect. But mind you, some enemies do have resistence to elemental damage but not elemental effect, you may see the elemental effect but give no damage.

Some spells are also misleading, for example Stone Fist, it is nature spell but give physical damage. So if you cast it to nature resisted enemies it will give damage.

You can also find info from dialogue and quest, sometimes there is a hint about the enemy weakness.

Lastly, using logic, for example, fighting a dragon that breathe fire, for sure fire don't effect them

Thank you very much for the help and effort, I appreciate it .

I will check the codex then, I always check it, althought  I have only read two or three "Creatures". Its funny how most of the time I use the element that looks better on my sword, enlist it was an obvius chose(Like what to use with the flame demons).

I always try to call the firefighters for those cases

Again, thank you.

Modifié par Zubi Fett, 02 juin 2012 - 06:35 .

[caradoc2000]

Note that you can make your own runes in Awakening. The expansion also introduces armor runes.

[Zubi Fett]

Thanks again to both of you. How ever, I haven't find yet how to use those runes, I do own a few, but I haven't find the way to use them.

How can I?

[caradoc2000]

Do you have access to the camp? You have to proceed past Lothering. Once there, talk to Sandal (one of the dwarves) and he'll offer to enchant your weapons (those that have rune slots). His "father" Bodahn will sell runes.

[Zubi Fett]

Its done, thank you very much both. And till now i thought the kid just say that and that it was useless , what a mistake

I could have use them long before if I did knew better.

I have the feeling I m forgetting a doubt I have, I guess I will remember it when need be.

@Nizaris1

Yeas, I was hoping to give some abilities to me companion, unfortunately I use them all on me .

Modifié par Zubi Fett, 03 juin 2012 - 06:08 .

[Zubi Fett]

Hello

A new question, and again thanks to any one who responds:

I have now a few "fire rocks" "Ice rocks" " Life rocks " , I thought this where the ones who where implement in the weapons, after the last question I knew now, how ever i wonder what are this for? It says you can use them to make new things. What can i create with them and how can I do so?

Thank you very much.

Best regards.

Modifié par Zubi Fett, 07 juin 2012 - 06:51 .

[gandanlin]

Use one (as if it is a health potion), and then open up your character stats page. You will see the effect it has. There will be a short-term boost to one of your resistance values.

They can also be used to create more powerful salves -- this assuming you have all the recipes you need and a companion with sufficient skill in herbalism.

[Zubi Fett]

gandanlin wrote...

Use one (as if it is a health potion), and then open up your character stats page. You will see the effect it has. There will be a short-term boost to one of your resistance values.

They can also be used to create more powerful salves -- this assuming you have all the recipes you need and a companion with sufficient skill in herbalism.

Thank you for the answer .

Modifié par Zubi Fett, 07 juin 2012 - 09:45 .

[Zubi Fett]

Nizaris1 wrote...

Zubi Fett wrote...
I have now a few "fire rocks" "Ice rocks" " Life rocks " , I thought this where the ones who where implement in the weapons, after the last question I knew now, how ever i wonder what are this for? It says you can use them to make new things. What can i create with them and how can I do so?

Those are ingredients to make salves and bombs. You need Herbalism skills and Poison Making skills. You also need recipes, you may buy recipes from any vendor that sell them.

Some of your companions already have such skills, they maybe have some recipes already.

To activate the bomb, just click on the bomb then click on target area

I have very basic herbalism skills(lever 2 or 3 I think) so I never have the option to even see the formulas.

Now that I know it, next time I can upgreat it I will.

Thank you to both of you, much appreciate it .