79 réponses à ce sujet

[DashRashh]

DA:I is going to be a big game and I think having the strategy guide could be good

The Official Strategy Guide can help you with:
 

Mobile friendly eGuide access - Digital strategy content optimized for a second screen experience.

 

Multiple play styles presented - Identify tactics, explore hidden caves, defeat monumental creatures, and shape the world around you based on advice for your own style of play and combat.

 

Make the right decision - Your actions and choices will shape a multitude of story outcomes along with the tangible, physical aspects of the world itself. Tough choices define your experience, and even one decision can change the course of what's to come.

 

Be the finest Inquisitor - Choose your class based on recommended character loadouts that take advantage of a unique set of abilities, weaponry, special moves, and even class-reactive story content. Completely control the appearance and abilities.

 

Get the best out of your team - Connect and communicate with a cast of unique, memorable characters to develop dynamic relationships that will benefit you and your party.

 

Where to go next - Illustrated maps serve as a guide to the next adventure allowing informed exploration of a diverse, visually stunning, and immersive living world

There is 3 kinds of Strategy Guide

Paperback its 18$:

Hardcover the Collector's Edition its 25$:

Hardcover the Inquisitor Edition its 119$:

links to buy:
http://www.amazon.co...?_encoding=UTF8
http://www.gamestop....-edition/116347


So did you pre-ordered the Official Strategy Guide too? I got the Paperback from amazon

[OdanUrr]

Personally, if there is a 'right' decision to make at every turn, then the game has already failed in one aspect.

[dmayne07]

Personally, if there is a 'right' decision to make at every turn, then the game has already failed in one aspect.

 

Pretty sure that's 'right' in relation to the way you want to play the game. For example, some people may see helping the Mages instead of Templars as the right thing to do and vice versa.

[DashRashh]

Personally, if there is a 'right' decision to make at every turn, then the game has already failed in one aspect.

 

All decisions come with its own consequences

[Bekkael]

I ordered the Quizzie's Edition from amazon and since they still won't tell me when it's supposed to ship I just now went and pre-ordered a paperback version from my Gamestop to pick up at midnight release. I sure wish amazon would sort out their shipping times! Some things I just can't wait for, like the game guide.

 

Anyway, I always play massive games with the guide from the release, because I don't like wandering around looking for that 1 item when I just want to get on with the story. Plus, I may refer to it with regard to romance, as I certainly don't want to get shafted. *stares accusingly at Alistair after Landsmeet*

 

Game guides ftw!

[OdanUrr]

All decisions come with its own consequences

 

That's not necessarily the same as having 'right' and 'wrong' decisions.

[DashRashh]

That's not necessarily the same as having 'right' and 'wrong' decisions.

There is no right or wrong decisions you make the right and wrong everyone thinks differently

[OdanUrr]

There is no right or wrong decisions you make the right and wrong everyone thinks differently

 

I agree with that sentiment.

 

Let's see what DA:I's stand is on this matter though.

[DashRashh]

I agree with that sentiment.

 

Let's see what DA:I's stand is on this matter though.

Nov 20 here I come 

[efd731]

yeah, my inquisitors edition supposedly ships in 5 days......ooohhh the spoilers to be had!

[J4JOKER]

Does anyone know what are the 3 digital in-game items are from the collector's edition  ?

[Galaxy_Siege]

so is the op a prima guide employee? cause this was delivered like a sales pitch. 

[Shadelon]

Just preordered the CE hardcover guide at gamestop to pick up at midnight. And I surprised to hear my gamestop's manager tell me that even if gtav and farcry weren't launching the same day, they would still be having a midnight launch for DAI, because they have a HUGE number of preorders just at my gamestop, far more than they had for DAO or DA2 combined. Wow. Didn't expect that.

[Bekkael]

Does anyone know what are the 3 digital in-game items are from the collector's edition  ?

 

Apparently that is classified information, since everyone who has asked just gets an: "I don't know."

[boissiere]

Apparently that is classified information, since everyone who has asked just gets an: "I don't know."

I think it shouldn't much...

[DLaren]

Go Hard or go Home...that's my motto in life.

Which also happens to seamlessly apply to my guide-buying philosophy as well.

[Bekkael]

Are you sure about the price on the collector's edition hardcover book? The reason I ask is because the game stop I ordered mine it was 40$ and the game stop website says the same.

Edited I just looked amazon has it cheaper than game stop .not sure how to feel on that.oh well 15$ more not a big deal I guess.

 

Gamestop is charging waaaayyyy more for the guides than amazon. The Inquisitor's Edition was $120 from Gamestop, but I got it through amazon for $71 before it sold out.

[DashRashh]

Gamestop is charging waaaayyyy more for the guides than amazon. The Inquisitor's Edition was $120 from Gamestop, but I got it through amazon for $71 before it sold out.

Yeah that's why I got it from Amazon

[Cylan Cooper]

Ugh I got my hopes up when I saw this thread. Hoping the strategy guide leaks so I can spoil myself

[IamTheXena]

I pre-ordered the hard cover edition, but I don't think it's going to arrive before or at the same time as my copy of the game, lol. Oh well, I can always backtrack or start over.

[The_Prophet_of_Donk]

.....Or you could just use the DA Wiki..... save yourself $20.00+ (not sure the price)

I will let my first two playthroughs be my decisions and mistakes w/o knowing the outcome (one will be Pro-Mage the other Pro-Templar)

I don't want spoiled on anything

[xkg]

Go Hard or go Home...that's my motto in life.

Which also happens to seamlessly apply to my guide-buying philosophy as well.

 

And so you will go home very soon, after, for example crashing your motobike into something while "going hard". I was like you...

But I am not here to give you life lessons so don't mind me too much, I just hope you won't find that the hard way.

 

On topic. No. After few days after release I can find10th times more info on Gamefaqs than any of these guides can give me.

But if you like collecting stuff like this, then sure why not.

[Annarl]

I ordered it. But will not actually use it as I play the game for at least the first two playthroughs.  I like to read them afterward. 

[CavalierToast]

I don't like wandering around looking for that 1 item when I just want to get on with the story. Plus, I may refer to it with regard to romance, as I certainly don't want to get shafted. *stares accusingly at Alistair after Landsmeet*

I am the complete opposite. For me a big part of gaming enjoyment is exploration and finding things on my own - especially in (semi) open world games. But those who feel they get more out of the game with a guide, by all means.