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[Kisari]

Yup. It was on sale on amazon and I'm curious about this unknown DLC. I never usually buy them but I do like them. I hate having to alt-tab or get up from the couch to look up guides. I'd rather just have it all sitting in front of me.

[ghostzodd]

Hahahah no gamefaqs is good enough for me

[Remmirath]

Nah, I prefer to figure everything out on my own. It's more enjoyable for me.

[SNascimento]

I only bought one gameguide. It was for Injustice: Gods Among Us... and that was because a friend of mine was in the US when the game was released. At least for this game it wasn't worth the price. So I'd answer no. 

[BloodyTalon]

Most likely my local game stop always over stocks on the hard copies from most bioware games if they have them

[duckley]

Preordered it - the game looks like there will be a ton of stuff going on, so want a quick reference. Perfer a hard copy to digital when I thonkni will need to reference frequently.

[BloodyTalon]

Hahahah no gamefaqs is good enough for me

The dragon age wiki is normally better then gamefaq walkthroughs after a week or so. We;; for dragon age games

[ghostzodd]

The dragon age wiki is normally better then gamefaq walkthroughs after a week or so. We;; for dragon age games

 

I just usually ask questions on the main message boards for the game in question

[Exile Isan]

I already pre-ordered the Collector's Edition. It will look lovely sitting on the shelf with my Collector's Editions from the previous two games. 

[Hanako Ikezawa]

I bought the Inquisitor's Edition of the Strategy Guide the couple days it was really cheap(compared to what it usually is). 

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

I dunno... those ME 3 tooltips were a real confidence builder! 

[natalscar]

Definitely. Preordered Inquisitor edition. The artwork, feel of the hard binding, detailed and comprehensive listing of all the secrets while playing, in one solid easily indexed source is a must have

[Milan92]

No.

 

I used to buy those back in the day every now and then, but not anymore.

[Mightylink]

Games are too easy for a strategy guide these days

[sylvanaerie]

yes, preordered from Gamestop

[DMaster2]

Absolutely not. If i ever need an help to find certain quests i will check other sources.

[Monoten]

The first playthrough I won't use any strategy guides I think. In the second one I'll probably look up to see what kind of other choices could be made on DA wiki. 

[Dutchess]

Nope. Wiki is my friend.

[ICevoL]

I've ordered the guide, as I did for DAO and DA2.  I like having a copy for any extra lore as well as the artwork they use on the pages, not all of which is available online. I also like using them for subsequent play-through games (after the first unspoiled one) to make sure I can find any side quests or special items I miss the first time.  The DA2 one was helpful for figuring out where I missed the crafting supplies for that achievement -- looking at a marked map is a lot easier than reading a wiki location description, at least for me.

 

I try to avoid using a guide on my first character, but I've made exceptions.  As an example: in DAO, I kept getting lost in the Fade and finally looked at the guide for help because I was frustrated.

[Xtallas]

I'll most probably be picking up a copy, yeah. Not going to read it on my first playthrough, but it's always handy for more information.

[Lexxbomb]

Yep ordered my Inquisitor Edition of the guide back on July 27... now I have to decide if I want to cancel my order for the standard Art of Dragon Age Inquisition (to Order the collectors edition from bioware store) or not.
Also hoping Bioware do a Limited Edition World of Thedas 2... would be a shame for my Vol1 not to have a Vol2 next to it in that oh so nice black leather

[Siven80]

Probably.

 

I mainly buy them to save me alt-tabbing all the time

[Loup Blanc]

I never buy these. I don't see the point.

[hellbiter88]

I preordered that as well. It's easier (in my opinion) to reference a book rather than pausing the game, exiting/minimizing fullscreen, looking online for one tiny piece of information, or to try and research a puzzle, etc. Plus, you can return books after they've been "opened" if they're really bad. So for me it's very low risk.

[JEMEDAOME2]

always buy after 1st or second playthrough especially with a new game tho GTA is always the exception this little rule of mine (so many secrects!)  usually to find out what side quests or items i may have over looked