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[skr4wc0de]

I have played the first 2 Dragon Age games to death and the third inquisition is great, especially now you have added storage Anyway one thing I do miss from the first 2 games is the ability to change the loadouts on the fly. In the first 2 u had 2 weapon options that could be changed very quickly, so for example rogues could have a 2 handed load out and a Bow load out and flip when they needed to, which was great for those moments when you bring a dagger to a bow fight.

If this could be added that would be great.

[Big Magnet]

Agreed. Another thing I miss is the warriors being able to equip everything. I mean they're melee specialists, masters of weapons :3

 

I would include even a staff in this list, because okay, the warrior won't be able to "start up" the staff, but it can still be used as a club <.<

[skr4wc0de]

Yeah totally, also it was cool when rogues could equip swords in each hand instead of just daggers, I was hoping the skill would be available again. Also where the hell is arcane warrior, the most bad ass profession ever.

[DarkAmaranth1966]

Arcane Warrior = Knight Enchanter, AKA the Melee Mage and yes, it's a bit different but still rocks.

[skr4wc0de]

Not done the game as a mage yet, I'm guessing u can't where warrior armour as a knight enchanter?

[ebevan91]

Not done the game as a mage yet, I'm guessing u can't where warrior armour as a knight enchanter?

 

If you use the right crafting materials yeah.

 

And I really miss being able to switch between dual daggers and a bow like in previous games.

[Poisd2Strike]

Not done the game as a mage yet, I'm guessing u can't where warrior armour as a knight enchanter?

 

You can wear Heavy Armor (as a Mage) if you use Silverite during the Crafting process.  Silverite will remove the Class restriction that is normally in place and can be farmed reliably in Emprise Du Lion.  The one potential downside to using Silverite is that you cannot use Dragon Bone (if you want your Mage to wear it).  Dragon Bone increases the defense to max.  My Knight Enchanter currently uses T3 Heavy Armor (crafted with Silverite), and I have not had any issues.  It is also beneficial to Craft armor and / or a Staff that Grants either +3 or +5 Guard on Hit.  IIRC, you need one of the Fade Touched materials for that.

[Big Magnet]

The downside is that heavy armor on a mage still kinda looks like a robe. I wanted a tank-y bulky mage :3

[Coyote X Starrk]

I actually prefer the way it is now. 

 

You are forced to stick to your guns and can't switch up until you get back to safety.