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[heime2003]

i got a strategy guide but still want to know (from players perspectives) what skills/ perks/ crafts would help me ease into later battles

 

the descriptions of each abilities make me think everything is useful but not all skills cant be unlocked

 

so i need to be discreet choosing skills for my warriors, rogues, and mages

just drop one or two tips so i wont make mistake to waste hard earned xp on gimmicky skills

[Magma_Axis]

1. You can respec skills easily
2. What class you want to make ?
3. What difficulty you want to take ?

[heime2003]

1. You can respec skills easily
2. What class you want to make ?
3. What difficulty you want to take ?

2. i want to be warrior

3. normal

[Jackal19851111]

Aside from gameplay suggestions, I would advise for maximum enjoyment of this game; remember these three words:

 

Leave. The. Hinterlands.

 

It'll make sense once you're into it, but you'll thank me later, trust me.

[Unchangeable Appearance]

You can change your skills easily, if you feel that they aren't working. 

 

My real tips for a beginner would be, as the above person said, "leave the Hinterlands", which is a beginning area full of optional quests that you can come back to later. I'd suggest following the main quest intently at least until you get to a place called Skyhold (in the game it'll be obvious when you've reached that point) before tackling more optional stuff, because a LOT of things open up with Skyhold.

 

Edit: And take a good look at your character under different lights as you go through the introduction/prologue of the game. I disliked the way my character looked after creation but decided to just keep going, which was a big mistake; it's far better to start over after 30 minutes and go back to make a better face than to finish the game with an ugly one (or worse, remake your character after putting in a bunch of hours of play). 

[Alan Rickman]

The Iron Bull... or so I've heard.

[RavenousIron]

Contrary to popular belief, The Hinterlands isn't as bad as people make it out to be. You can explore it quite a bit before running into enemies that will crush you because they out level you by 3-5 levels. I enjoyed the Hinterlands quite a bit. I do, however agree that after a few quests you should leave and come back later.