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[Piratoz]

As the title stated, has anyone been able to slot more than 8 abilities at the same time? It is starting to become annoying as it limits builds at higher levels (20+), particularly if you take a specialization that has a lot of active talents such as tempest for the rogue. 

[Boboverlord]

Simply use tactics for skills that don't be in your slots. Work wonder in tactical mode especially Block&Slash

[JnEricsonx]

Oh, so that can still work on companions?  As long as the skills are tagged they can still use them even if not in power slots?

[Crackseed]

Thank you for that tip Boboverlord - I didn't realize that myself, but it still raises a big grump of mine.

 

While I understand the UI being set at 8 even if it SHOULD be more for the PC crowd, why didn't they just also add a power wheel option for excess skills?

 

Mass Effect did it - why they figured "They'll never have more then 8 skills" when the trees easily allow you to go past that boggles me to no end >_<

[Realyn]

Scenario 1 - Situation is as it is:

 

PC gamers will complain about lack of skill slots.

 

Scenario 2 - PC gets additional slots:

 

Console gamers whine about how it's somehow 'unfair' to them.

 

 

Yes, it would happen.  That's the pain with multiplatform games, it's impossible to please all involved parties.

[Crackseed]

Thus, power-wheel for all versions as well as additional slots for PC UI if people want to add them. Best compromise and still gives all platforms more than 8 slots if necessary.

[Princess Allis]

I agree with Crackseed. Even in DAO and DA2, all the console gamers had to do was bring up the power wheel and select abilities that weren't quick-slotted.

[JaegerBane]

Scenario 1 - Situation is as it is:
 
PC gamers will complain about lack of skill slots.
 
Scenario 2 - PC gets additional slots:
 
Console gamers whine about how it's somehow 'unfair' to them.
 
 
Yes, it would happen.  That's the pain with multiplatform games, it's impossible to please all involved parties.

I think there's a difference between 'whining' and actually having a legitimate issue in that you physically can't fit enough abilities for characters over a certain level to work. It's not like this is the first DA game to come out on console.