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[jones81381]

I played through my first playthrough without any mods but I've been informed that there are mods available for this game on nexus. What are some recommendations? My first playthrough was human male rogue, my second will be Qunari female mage.

[jones81381]

I fired up the nexus mod manager and had it scan but it doesn't seem to support inquisition. :-/

[CDR Aedan Cousland]

Before I compile a huge list of recommendations, what exactly would you like to change about the game? Mods have gone very far since our brilliant mod-makers figured out how to mod the game. Even mesh-modding is available now, to a degree. Thanks to patch 9, though, certain non-cosmetic mods are no longer working and, I assume, would need to be updated by their creators.

 

So, looking for cosmetic stuff? Game-changing stuff? Cheaty stuff? All of the above?

 

Edit: Unfortunately, NMM doesn't work with Inquisition. You'll need the latest custom-made mod manager which you can keep up to date on via the DAI Suite Loader.

[adorkable-panda]

There's a more complicated mod manager unfortunately due to the engine Inquisition is built on. There are already a tono f mods available however. However, witht he implementation of the latest patch some of them might be broken. 

[jones81381]

Before I compile a huge list of recommendations, what exactly would you like to change about the game? Mods have gone very far since our brilliant mod-makers figured out how to mod the game. Even mesh-modding is available now, to a degree. Thanks to patch 9, though, certain non-cosmetic mods are no longer working and, I assume, would need to be updated by their creators.

 

So, looking for cosmetic stuff? Game-changing stuff? Cheaty stuff?

 

That's a fair question. Though I don't know if I will even play another character after this Qunari mage, if I do, better beard options for men would be good. Would have liked to have had more hotkey slots. Um... other than that, I don't know, kinda why I was asking for suggestions.

[RazorrX]

Modmanager works with new patch.  IF you get the chunks issue just delete the chunks folder as it runs and it will keep on going.  

 

For a female Qunari I am not sure what mods are best.

 

I used the body mod to make my elf no longer have arms that sucked into his chest (I used the standard body).

I like the Undercut ponytail hairstyle so use that and the needed sidecut mod to make it shaven on the sides.

 

Cole with no hat mod is nice as I hate that hat.

 

And I use the DAI hair recolor ap to give me either real black hair or blue/violet, etc.

 

No dirt buildup is nice and if you really want to go wild there is one that makes all wartable times set to instant.

 

I know there are some nice vitaar and forward mohawk for female qunari as well.

[CDR Aedan Cousland]

That's a fair question. Though I don't know if I will even play another character after this Qunari mage, if I do, better beard options for men would be good. Would have liked to have had more hotkey slots. Um... other than that, I don't know, kinda why I was asking for suggestions.

 

Hmm... I haven't seen better facial hair yet (at least, not on the Nexus), so I'll have to dig around for that. As for the hotkey slots, I'm not sure it's possible to modify those yet (if ever).

 

Incoming list of stuff:

Cosmetics (as far as player character-changing stuff goes, I'll only recommend stuff for male humans and female qunari, as per your specifications)

Spoiler

1. NPC Subtle Tweaks: Gets rid of that gross, sweaty shine, and optionally tweaks their faces.
2. Solas of Secrets: Both gets rid of his gross shine and also makes him more palatable/less creepy-looking. If you care enough, that is.
3. Mysterious Josephine: Gives you better color choices (seriously, purple and gold? [gag]) for Josie's outfit, and optionally gives you subtle face texture tweaks.
4. Fringed Mohawk: If, for whatever reason, you don't like the only decent crew cut in the game, this mod may be for you.
5. Assorted Hairstyles: Exactly what it says on the tin.
6. Male complexions: So far only has an Alistair/Cullen combo as an option, but will eventually have Dorian and Geralt.
7. Skyhold Outfit Replacements: PJ model-swapping. May or may not work with patch 10.
8. Companion Color Configurator: Allows you to change certain characters' eye colors.
9. Custom Body Models: Not available for male humans (yet?), but does have female qunari options if you don't like the default body.
10. Female Qunari Over-The-Shoulder Mohawk: Self-explanatory.
11. Morrigan Outfit Retexture: If you care enough for her to dress less like a wild twenty-year-old.
12. Trimmed Blackwall: If you're interested in him looking less bushy, you may like this.
13. Quiver Deliver: Retextures the quiver to much nicer options.
14. Kieta's New Vitaar: Vastly improves the look of the vitaar (shame on you, Bioware).
15. Halamshiral Attire Mod: One of the nicest formal attire rextures on the Nexus.
16. Fonty: A selection of different fonts so people can stop YELLING AT YOU ALL THE TIME.
17. Eyebrows 4 Men: Replaces a handful of eyebrows to much better options.
18. Take your pick of these Skyhold PJ options. (My personal favorite no longer appears to be working--in fact, I can't even link to it, as it's been hidden.)
19. Reversed Qunari Mohawk: Probably doesn't work with the previous one, so you'll need to pick which one you like best.
20. Noble Cassandra: Retex options for Cass to look less like a peasant.
21. Inquisitor Leather Trousers & Leather Shoulder and Thigh Pads: Color options for these poorly-colored clothing articles.
22. LL Crafting Material Fixes: Texture replacement for certain materials and such.
23. SK Leliana Outfit Retexture: Several gorgeous retex options for Leliana, if you care enough. Or try these. Goes well with this face retex.
24. No Dirt Buildup on Pants: Explains itself, and is one of my favorites due to its necessity.
25. Fabric Fixes: Another great fabric replacement mod.
26. Prologue Outfit: If you actually like the prologue merc outfit, then you may like this. Otherwise, you may want this.
27. Dorian In Black: Retextures his outfit to be black, if you don't care for its original color.
28. Seeker Pentaghast: A retexture of Cassandra's face to be more of a mix between her DA2 iteration and her concept art.

 

Edit: A second list has appeared!

Script/game-change-y stuff (AKA: the first things to break when a new patch comes out)

Spoiler

1. Superior Skills Mod: Pretty much a cheat, but with variety to make it seem less cheaty.
2. War Table - No Waiting: A self-explanatory Godsend.
3. Increased Inventory Capacity: Increases the base inventory capacity with various options. Perks will override it, unfortunately.
4. Make Erimond Tranquil: Allows non-mage Inquisitors to make that seedy douche tranquil.
5. Yes, We Know About Mythal: Most relevant for an elf, but if your Inquisitor has the history perk, it still makes sense to use this mod.
6. Redcliffe Crafting Supply: Win mode, basically. Cuts out the chore an necessity of having to gather crap, and buys at a high price.
7. Armor - No Class Restrictions: Goes back to the wonderful old ways, minus the attribute requirements.
8. Schematic Spree: Allows you to buy most schematics in the Val Royeaux shops. Should be uninstalled afterwards, though.
9. Discount Stores: Heavily discount item prices in most stores, or make them completely free.
10. Amulet of Power Fix Unfixed: Unfixes a result of Bioware's insatiable need to fix things that aren't broken.
11. New Influence Table: Allows you to modify the influence as you see fit, even to cheaty proportions.
12. More Research Items: Configurable--lets you get more research drops.
13. New Experience Table: Allows you to level up faster or slower. Your choice.
14. Fall Damage Nullified: Hearing mixed comments on whether this one still works, but it makes the MMO jumping garbage tolerable.
15. Conversation Camera Zoom: Configurable--allows you to actually see who you're frickin' talking to (not that anyone is terribly expressive...)
16. Remove Level Restrictions: A must-have, up until you've reached the point where your crafted stuff is better than what you find/buy.

 

Let me know if I've linked anything incorrectly or repeatedly, etc. Also, if you need help using the DAI Mod Manager, or can't find the instructions for it, let me know, and I'll try to write up something quick for you. It's surprisingly simple.

[Rappeldrache]

I like:

 

- http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/313/?

 

- http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/414/?

 

- http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/704/?

 

- http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/371/?

 

- http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/620/?

 

- http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/431/?

 

- http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/394/?

 

 

 

PS: I look for a better skin color for my HF ... if somebody have a link, would be great. THANKS! Sorry

 

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[katerinafm]

I would recommend the camera zoom mod but it is currently incompatible with the newest patch . Otherwise it is pretty awesome.

 

The difficulty mod makes the enemies auto-scale which is nice. There are lots of hair mods even for qunari females that you can pick for your inquisitor. No dirt buildup makes that weird color that gets on your pants when walking around disappear. If you don't like how your inquisitor's body looks, there is a great body mod that alters how the inq looks with the casual clothing.

[CoM Solaufein]

Redcliffe Crafting Supply is the only mod I use  http://www.nexusmods...tion/mods/557/?

[jones81381]

I would recommend the camera zoom mod but it is currently incompatible with the newest patch . Otherwise it is pretty awesome.

 

Awe boo. That's one I had found on my own and downloaded. 

[katerinafm]

Awe boo. That's one I had found on my own and downloaded. 

 

A fix is now available in the comments section of that mod!

[jones81381]

A fix is now available in the comments section of that mod!

 

Cool, but do I need to start a new game every time I add a mod? How do I add just that one more? Do I have to start over with a fresh patch file? Cause I'm a dummy and forgot to make a backup before I did it. 

[katerinafm]

Cool, but do I need to start a new game every time I add a mod? How do I add just that one more? Do I have to start over with a fresh patch file? Cause I'm a dummy and forgot to make a backup before I did it. 

 

Always make a backup.

 

You don't need to start a new game. You can add a new mod on top of a modded patch, though the version number of the patch will increase, which might confuse you once DAI updates again because your saves might tell you you can't play them because they were played on 'a newer patch'. Lower the version number in the package file once  by editing with notepad once you merge again. It's best to do this each time you merge a patch. If in the future your saves become 'unplayable' because they tell you you played them with a newer patch, then increase the version number until it works in the package file.