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[AnimalBoy]

I finally decided to start playing the DLCs starting with Jaws and my question is simple. How do you beat this dlc? Might sound like a silly question but i'm used to playing dlcs with one main plot and side quests opening up and being done along the way. In short, having a starting point and a finishing point. Jaws seems to be a series of side quests (Not saying that as a bad thing) so i'm not sure/used to how to progress the dlc to it's end? Does the dlc just end after all the side quests are done? 

[ArcadiaGrey]

There's a main thread of quests that ends in a boss fight.  To try and not give much away, you'll find yourself at some houses by some boats.  You can ask to lend one, go ahead with that, travel to the island, and continue from there.

 

Everything else is side missions.

[AnimalBoy]

Good to know. Thanks. Just started playing last night and got frustrated after running around for an hour and not knowing what to do. I put it down after i was told to talk to some villagers about the bear. Figured it'd be easy enough to find the villagers as it seems everyone is in the village and i can't even find them to talk to them. Everytime i think i'm getting close to a villager i either run into a wall or end up back with Sun-Hair.

[ArcadiaGrey]

It is frustrating, there's no obvious route to follow for the main quests and the village is a maze.  I ended up having to check the wiki to see what I should do, and that's when I was pointed to the boat.  It's not in the main village by the way, it's lower down and to the right actually it's along the coast, between your starting point and the main village.  Just a couple of houses.

 

They could have flagged the important quests a little better.

[BlacJAC74]

Had the same issues.  It's plays out similar to the Hinterlands in a sense. It's all over the place and initially navigating the main village is a pain.  Something i learnt from ME1 was BioWare love their dead ends and non scalable/difficult to navigate environments.

[PapaCharlie9]

Blame me, or at least, players with the Explorer play style. JoH was built for us, or at least I'd like to think that.

I usually ignore the big fat narrative hints (Professor Kenric basically tells you where to go) and the quest markers a DLC has and go off and climb all over random sh*t until I'm more or less forced to do the story quests. I think I visited all of the treehouse camps before talking to Thane Sun-hair for the first time.

Which means that DLC on rails, like Descent or Trespasser, are as frustrating for me as JoH must be for you.

[sjsharp2011]

Had the same issues.  It's plays out similar to the Hinterlands in a sense. It's all over the place and initially navigating the main village is a pain.  Something i learnt from ME1 was BioWare love their dead ends and non scalable/difficult to navigate environments.

 

 

That they certainly do.

[AnimalBoy]

I do like story based quests more then the go all around and search everywhere based quests because a lot of the times unless something's right in front of my face i just get completely lost. That being said, i was wondering around aimlessly and it seems the quest just skipped over talking to the villagers and sent me right to the cave where Storvacker was being held. 

[DarkAmaranth1966]

ust keep going, a lot of those side quests tie in as you work through them all, some don't but the bear one will be important later.

[monicasubzero]

THE SHAAAAAARDS, DON'T FORGET THE SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARDS!

 

Of course I'm joking, but when I found out that there are other shards to collect, I just thought "Who had the brilliant idea to put these f****** shards in impossible places?". I hate the shards.

[JiaJM98]

THE SHAAAAAARDS, DON'T FORGET THE SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARDS!

Of course I'm joking, but when I found out that there are other shards to collect, I just thought "Who had the brilliant idea to put these f****** shards in impossible places?". I hate the shards.

Sooooooo true!

[Evan_the_mechanic]

I just bought this, I take it I can't doit until much later?

I hope its good, pricey but I figured, why not.

[AnimalBoy]

I just bought this, I take it I can't doit until much later?

I hope its good, pricey but I figured, why not.

 

You can do it whenever you want once you get to Skyhold. But it's suggested that you be at least a level 20.

[sjsharp2011]

There's a main thread of quests that ends in a boss fight.  To try and not give much away, you'll find yourself at some houses by some boats.  You can ask to lend one, go ahead with that, travel to the island, and continue from there.

 

Everything else is side missions.

yeah it's very much a Hinterlands type of area Good fun though

[sjsharp2011]

I just bought this, I take it I can't doit until much later?

I hope its good, pricey but I figured, why not.

 

 

You can do any of the DlLC's (except for Trespasser) whenever you get to Skyhold but it's not recommended you do them before hitting level 20 with your character because the enemies in these areas can be quite tough compared with the main game

[Jason1990]

I just finished JoH i aboslutely loved it. Its just another zone realy.. i might have to join the explorers

[AnimalBoy]

Uh! I beat the dlc with only the memories to collect and now that it's dark i literally can't see where i'm going to get where i need to go.

[sjsharp2011]

Uh! I beat the dlc with only the memories to collect and now that it's dark i literally can't see where i'm going to get where i need to go.

Yeah I had that problem when I first played it too. Everything is still in the same place bu tth efact it's night kind of turns i tinto a completewly new level.

 

 

THE SHAAAAAARDS, DON'T FORGET THE SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARDS!

 

Of course I'm joking, but when I found out that there are other shards to collect, I just thought "Who had the brilliant idea to put these f****** shards in impossible places?". I hate the shards.

Yeah the dreaded shards I cn never get them all either I doln't worry about it too much. I just pick up what I find and use it.

[almasy87]

It's a beautiful area But not really a DLC.. it's just a piece that should have been in the main game but BW made it into a DLC cause they didn't have time

[BansheeOwnage]

Basically, the quests about Ameridan are main JoH quests. The rest are not. Do the Ameridan ones to beat the DLC. There!

[AnimalBoy]

I did but now i can't see where i'm going to finish it off.

[BansheeOwnage]

I did but now i can't see where i'm going to finish it off.

Where exactly are you? Your current quest?

[AnimalBoy]

Where exactly are you? Your current quest?

 

I've literally done everything except collect  Ameridan's memories (Where Once We Walked) Even with this i've collected 4 out of the 5. Just can't get the last one.

[AnimalBoy]

The one at the Tevinter Ruin. It seems like i can get right next to the place and then i get stuck. I end up either by Eastern Riverbank or Cliffside Path and then nowhere to go.

 

[BansheeOwnage]

The one at the Tevinter Ruin. It seems like i can get right next to the place and then i get stuck. I end up either by Eastern Riverbank or Cliffside Path and then nowhere to go.

 

I'm sorry, I  haven't played in a while, but I think you can get there if you spawn at the camp at the top of that screenshot, then exit the camp at the top using a wooden bridge extending to the cliffside bluff. Then follow it near the edge to the location. If that makes any sense. Hopefully it does!