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[Tookah45]

When you wake up after the prologue, there is a chest labeled "Special Delivery" just like in the house in DA2. In it, there were some dragon items like light armor, med armor, and a staff. No mounts, no flames of the inquisition, nothing. Just 3 dragon-somethings that are better-ish than the gear you start the game with. Where is the rest of the stuff I paid extra money for?

 

This is on top of the chug-tastic cutscenes with hitching dialogue, a tac view that zooms out all of 5 feet assuming there's not a ceiling in the way (and that is obviously just an invisible character model as it can't even go over small rocks or anything else PC can't clear by simply walking), no auto run, no auto attack, no click-to-move, and whatever else. But control scheme issues aren't wasting my money. I'm more interested in at least getting what I paid for. This isn't the $70 I thought I was spending. May be cashing in that "great game guarantee" after all.

 

Edit:

 

Updating OP to reflect new info to ease the search for future generations or some crap. http://dragonage.wik...Weapons_Arsenal

 

It appears as though the flames gear is the same as the dragon gear. While this lays to rest fears of it straight up missing, it raises a new question as to why it's so terribly useless. The beginner staff you start the game with as a mage is in the neighborhood of 25-30 dps. The DLC staff from the chest comes in at about 35-39, less than 50% better than the grey item you pick up off the ground at level 1. Given that I've seen screenshots of level 11 weapons in the 120-130 range, this feels more like a cashgrab than "makes quick work of your foes." The items aren't even flaming as the box art and all associated propaganda would have you believe.

The robe seems to be considerably better, having 65 armor on it IIRC. Though I don't have a basis for comparison, so numbers out of context aren't terribly useful. YMMV

[Tookah45]

Bump. I can't really be the only person on the entire internet who's missing things.

[Brishon]

All I got in the Special Delivery chest was some heavy Dragon armor, a sword, and a maul. Purchased the Deluxe edition and completed the Red Lyrium mini-game too.

[Tookah45]

I don't know anything about a mini-game, I only got to play for about 3 hours last night before I had to go to bed for work. I've checked everywhere I can think though. Origin says I have the deluxe edition, the content shows as installed, but it's simply missing. Unless there's some place other than the special delivery chest that had other items in it and I'm just overlooking it somehow. Doubt it. I've been reading reports of lots of missing items from the inquisitor editions as well. Some are showing up with broken stuff too.

[ampora]

I'm missing some of mine too. All i got was a mages staff and that was it but I paid for the deluxe edition.

[aMetzgermeister]

Apparently, you get the helmet and other content at another point of the game.

[Zealot323]

All I get in the chest are two two-handed dragon weapons and a dragon armor, and i don't know if that's all for the digital deluxe/pre-order in-game items...Or we have to go deeper into the game and find the rest somewhere else. Does anyone know what all the bonus in-game items are all about and where and how to get them? Thanks!

[Quick]

Same.  Deluxe + Mini-Game - no items in the post prologue chest except for the dragon armor + weapon.  

 

Not to pile on, (as I am enjoying the game), but if this is working as intended some additional details around where these items are supposed to be found in-game (ahead of time) would have been immensely helpful.

[Tookah45]

I know you don't get the mounts until you unlock them in the story, which I suppose makes sense. I'd still rather they just sit unused in the chest until I can make use of them, that way I at least know they exist. It's the gear that troubles me. Can anyone who isn't missing it/fount id/etc. comment on what level it is, when they got it, and things like that? I really want to believe this isn't just a cluster**** type deal and I just have to "unlock" it somehow, but I'll believe it when I see it.

[RhemaThomas]

I have the same problem. Only got dragon items in special delivery chest.

[Luiren]

I haven't got my copy of the game yet, but I ordered the Deluxe as well. This would be nice to find out before I start playing.

[SongstressKitsune]

The "Dragon" items are the Flames of the Inquisition set -- it looks like you might only get the armor/weapon for your class in each individual playthrough?

[Jabippy]

I just assumed the rest is too good for starting items.  I'd prefer it actually.  Nothing worse then special order items you throw away after the first hour because you found better loot.

[NikoliyG]

Some of the stuff like mounts are acquired by doing special missions. Same as regular missions but they take no time.

Would have been nice to have the equipment be upgradable for the whole game. Still make you work to get the upgrades but keep the cool Dragon armor.

 

[TinySquid]

So do we have a definitive answer as to what items are located where and at which times?

 

Also, just a note. Last night I "repaired" the game just to make sure everything was okay, before I actually played. All the deluxe content was missing which Origin downloaded and repaired. 

[Stupendamatic]

Same issues. 

[Tookah45]

I just assumed the rest is too good for starting items.  I'd prefer it actually.  Nothing worse then special order items you throw away after the first hour because you found better loot.

Well, that's exactly what you get according to the info I've been able to find so far. Thanks, extensive use of google! Unless the mounts just look absolutely sick dope awesome it's the worst waste of an extra $10 ever. The staff I ended the prologue with was 27-29dps (don't remember exaclty, I'm not home atm and will ahve to check), and the staff that costs $10 was a whopping 35-39, not even 50% better than the item you begin the game with. Given that I've seen screenshots of level 11 weapons in the 120s to 130s, I'd say we've been ripped.

 

The "Dragon" items are the Flames of the Inquisition set -- it looks like you might only get the armor/weapon for your class in each individual playthrough?

 

You appear to be correct. http://dragonage.wik...Weapons_Arsenal

[SpiritMuse]

Aren't you supposed to get the crafting patterns for each of the items too? I think they said something like that. So you can make your own awesomely upgraded versions of the items.

[Tookah45]

Aren't you supposed to get the crafting patterns for each of the items too? I think they said something like that. So you can make your own awesomely upgraded versions of the items.

 

I can't really speak to anything past about the first hour or two of gameplay from firsthand experience, I just don't have the playtime invested yet. I've heard that though. It would be nice, I hate the idea that the awesome stuff we thought we were getting is going to be replaced by level 6-7. While i never expected to use it forever like some of the DLC armor from Mass Effect, I did expect it to be at least a little bit overpowered (or at least a comfortable strong), what with it being paid DLC for a single player game and all.

[SongstressKitsune]

I went for the deluxe edition for the soundtrack and the mounts (halla ridin' as a Dalish elf **** yeah) but man, that is. Underwhelming, as far as DLC items goes. Ah well, at least this won't be like 2 where I want to use literally any other weapon/armor because I hate the DLC designs and yet I cannot justify it because the DLC ones are so powerful @.@

(I am ever the optimist!)

[Johnny Shepard]

DAI Tip: To find the red lyrium weapons, you will need to recruit an arcanist to the Inquisition. Wartable operation avail. in Skyhold.

DAI Tip: Certain unlocks (bonus horse, crafting recipes for Flames set, etc) are awarded as story progresses in delivery chests.

From Mike Laidlaw on twitter.

 

Hope that helps.