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[Jazzpha]

I'm waffling on whether or not to plunk down the cash for the Deluxe Edition Strategy Guide, and the deciding factor for me is the accuracy of the information. I'm not going to look at it at all my first playthrough even if I do buy it, but it would be a bit odd if there was information in there that was changed by the dev team in between the time the guide went to print and when the game went gold. I'm just a bit leery because, for the guide to ship on the same day as the game does, it'd need to be finished a while in anticipation of the release.

 

Any idea how the Powers That Be are planning on mitigating/eliminating this potential for factual inconsistencies?

 

Thanks!

[Dubya75]

As far as I can see from Amazon, the guide will ship about a week after the game.

The Origins and DA2 guides were perfectly accurate as far as I could tell (I always get the guides to these kind of games) so I don't see why it would be different now.

Prima is pretty respectable with their game guides too.

 

I don't really use the guides to their fullest potential, but it's a nice item to have with your favourite game(s) so I will be getting it regardless. No-brainer for me.

[sylvanaerie]

The guy at Gamestop said it would be available the day of the game's release when I asked.  I've found Prima guides to be pretty accurate in game information, and once I do my 'blind, initial' run I usually use them to tweak my game experience.  Worked out well for DAO and DA2, should work out well for Inquisition.