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[Praetyre]

Greetings. I am a seasoned veteran of both KOTOR and the first two Mass Effect games, and am looking for mods that provide me what is essentially a more polished and atmospheric version of Dragon Age: Origins. I've seen many throughout the community, but narrowing it down from some reliable recommendations has brought me to the following list;

Dragon Age Redesigned (with Additional Textures)
Improved Atmosphere (with New Head Morphs, More Hairstyles, PT's Vibrant Colors and 1.3 fixes)
JB3Textures, in it's entirety
Extra Dog Slot
Morrigan Restoration Patch, in it's entirety.
Zevran Dialogue Fix, in it's entirety
Dialogue Tweaks
Advanced Party, Tactics and Quickbar
Qwinns Unofficial Fixpack

I have experience using mods for the aforementioned games and have more than enough DL space to spare on my machine, so I would like to know if there are any known incompatibilities between these mods or if there is some diamond in the rough I have missed from this already pruned down list. I am in possession of the Steam Ultimate Edition and all applicable DLCs, so other compatibilies are no issue.

[Corker]

I can't get along without tmp7704's "Female Proportions Fix", all three of which are linked here. They fix the crazy dwarf arms and - bonus! - offer light armor styles that actually protect the sternum and get rid of the wonky dog collar.

The documentation of the various dialogue fixes ought to mention their compatibility.

[mousestalker]

The ever helpful Purple Lady has an invaluable guide to mods as well as an installation guide. Both are excellent resources.

[mousestalker]

Getting more specific, I know that some people (including myself) have had difficulty with Qwinns and IA, DT and ZDF. IA, DT and ZDF can all be made to play nicely with each other, but Qwinn's sometimes doesn't play well with the others. It's my understanding Qwinn stopped supporting and integrating his mod earlier than the others, so that may be why.

[keeneaow]

Well, these mods do nothing to atmosphere, but it is my conclusion
that they are the most useful mods, and causes no problems,
unlike for example extra dog slot in the fade.
http://forums.steamp...34&postcount=22
On top of that i also recommend this guide for the fade, or you will get fed up with labyrinths
http://social.biowar...66/index/517400

[Corker]

Oh, sweet Maker, yes. The Fade.

I encourage you, if this is your first PT, to do the whole Fade thing, just to see how you like it. Some folks love it. But if you don't, for your subsequent PTs, there is a "Skip the Fade" mod:
dragonage.nexusmods.com/mods/816

There's also a "Less Tedious Fade" mod in Purple Lady's list that mousestalker linked to. It's less of a cheat than "Skip the Fade."

[keeneaow]

I just went through this totally awesome mod/extension,
it beats any other DLC, it has more epic battles than the rest of DA:O combined, FREE
http://www.dragonage...ile.php?id=1741

[Cerberus_tm]

mousestalker wrote...

Getting more specific, I know that some people (including myself) have had difficulty with Qwinns and IA, DT and ZDF. IA, DT and ZDF can all be made to play nicely with each other, but Qwinn's sometimes doesn't play well with the others. It's my understanding Qwinn stopped supporting and integrating his mod earlier than the others, so that may be why.

Hmm what happened when Qwinn's gave you problems, what should I look out for? Is it a reason not to install Qwinn's?

Modifié par Cerberus_tm, 08 novembre 2012 - 12:14 .

[mousestalker]

Cerberus_tm wrote...

mousestalker wrote...

Getting more specific, I know that some people (including myself) have had difficulty with Qwinns and IA, DT and ZDF. IA, DT and ZDF can all be made to play nicely with each other, but Qwinn's sometimes doesn't play well with the others. It's my understanding Qwinn stopped supporting and integrating his mod earlier than the others, so that may be why.

Hmm what happened when Qwinn's gave you problems, what should I look out for? Is it a reason not to install Qwinn's?

I'd say it's a reason to install only Qwinn's as a fixpack or install the other fixes without Qwinn's. The two times I've tried having them all together, the playthrough was massively buggy with an awful lot of crashes. Other people haven't had nearly the same level of catastrophe.

Which is fine. The ZDF fixes an a huge amount of bugs and glitches by itself. Throw in DT and the game is almost bug free. IA is just added fun for subsequent playthroughs.