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[PapaCharlie9]

After you've taken a break ... your jumper must be tired after all the Super Mario stuff!

NEW REQUEST: Beyond the northern cliff face of Emerald Graves. The land below has some structures. Might all be cardboard standee stuff, though. Might not even be a real area, just a painting, like the distant mountains in the Western Approach.

If that doesn't pan out, which is likely, how about The Wellspring, final area in Descent? Lots of interesting Sha-Brytol structures there.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

[Hrungr]

Actually, you can get under the water in Storm Coast, but you have to go way out of the way OOB to do it. Maybe you have tried this, but this is how I got it.

 

I got out of bounds and made my way around to the east until the land got too sticky, then went north and hit the coast. The water still will kill you here, so keep working your way east along the coast line, usually with a mount at this point until you see the edge of the world. Walk right to the edge and you will see the water ends just a few feet short of it. Run along the waterless part of the edge north until the northern boundary appears. Then you have a little more grace to go under the water at this point, just not too much. You have to go all the way across the northern border until the western edge of Storm coast, then head south and there is a great deal of this water you can go underneath to get to the land over there. It is very hard to navigate, because of the weird geometry, but the mount got me all the way to the southern edge.

 

The weird thing about the water is the instant death/kill so far OOB. So you can make your way close to the real map underwater here, but as soon as you're in sight of the island with the dragon, you just die. I hated hated the random automatic death/kill zones. Like Hrungr pointed out in Emprise, the large area OOB he had to skirt near the river bank because of auto kill. Just hated that. I wish it could be modded out, along with 'invisible Wall'.

 

Also, as a side note. Seeing Skyhold in the blizzard reminds me to ask: Does anyone know why BW didn't implement changing weather more often in the game?  Crestwood and Frostback Basin proved they could change the lighting any time and for me, the game would feel a lot fresher after 300 hours or more if each zone could have a random 'switch' IMHO.

 

Good tip on the Storm Coast! I'd been to both edges of the world but hadn't run along the edges north.

 

I was disappointed as well we didn't more regions with changing weather, or the dust devils we saw in the E3 trailer, or the sandstorms we were supposed to see that would drive us to find shelter.

 

After you've taken a break ... your jumper must be tired after all the Super Mario stuff!

NEW REQUEST: Beyond the northern cliff face of Emerald Graves. The land below has some structures. Might all be cardboard standee stuff, though. Might not even be a real area, just a painting, like the distant mountains in the Western Approach.

If that doesn't pan out, which is likely, how about The Wellspring, final area in Descent? Lots of interesting Sha-Brytol structures there.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

 

No problem - they're tons of fun to do, and I'm still running into new things when I re-explore them.

 

I've been to both before and yeah, there are some interesting ruins and towers in the northern valley of the EG. And the stalactite village in Descent is another good one, as well as the OOB region above it's "ceiling".

[Hrungr]

Here's a few screenshots from some running around I did earlier today...

 

Frostback Mountains Encampment/Skyhold

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I noticed the encampment has a very different feel depending on where you break into OOB. If you do so at the cave entrance, the blizzard that follows you around is blindingly intense. But if you break OOB like PapaCharlie9 did, right before you're rescued, it's barely a flurry and you have much better visibility.

 

 

 

I broke into the pub before you were actually allowed to and found the patrons had barricaded themselves in there and had the run of the bar...

 

 

 

And Sera's room just looked good in this light...

 

 

 

Redcliffe Castle

Spoiler

Just some random OOB places...

 

 

 

 

 

The Fade

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I never realized the Fade where you meed Flemeth was on the same map as Nightmare Demon...

 

 

 

 

 

This was from an arm in the Fade the Devs must have abandoned at some point...

 

 

 

Oddly enough, if you venture from the area in the Fade where you meet Flemeth to the Nightmare Demon, you can fight it again (but no cutscene after)...

 

 

 

Pincer butt! Sera would approve...

 

 

[coldwetn0se]

Those fade sequences. Holy crispy crackers! Can't believe you could actually fight the Nightmare again?!?!?

Fantastic job, @Hrungr. *nods*

[Hrungr]

Those fade sequences. Holy crispy crackers! Can't believe you could actually fight the Nightmare again?!?!?

Fantastic job, @Hrungr. *nods*

 

Thanks!

 

The only downside is that it's a long slog to get there from Flemeth (the Fade is huge...) But still, nothing beats playing hopscotch on all the overhead arches and floaty things.

[Hrungr]

NEW REQUEST: Beyond the northern cliff face of Emerald Graves.

 

The Northern Valley of the Emerald Graves!

(with creepy 2D trees in glorious 1080p!)

 

 

And for anyone exploring the OOB EG, there's a valley to the west which is the perfect peaceful riding spot.

[AutumnWitch]

"I never realized the Fade where you meed Flemeth was on the same map as Nightmare Demon..."

 

Yea that wasn't done just for convenience me thinks. There is a subtle hint there.

[IllustriousT]

I finally made it out of Adamant - I found a pile of logs and used the tactical camera to glitch myself to the other side. It was quite satisfying .

 

It wasn't as awesome as Hrungr's, but I did manage to find this buildingless sconce:

 

And the Veil Fire Fields were pretty cool:

 

This is too much fun. 

 

Awesome work Hrungr BTW on finding so many cool places!  Those screenshots of The Nightmare Demon are priceless.

[Hrungr]

"I never realized the Fade where you meed Flemeth was on the same map as Nightmare Demon..."

 

Yea that wasn't done just for convenience me thinks. There is a subtle hint there.

 

Hmm...

 

I finally made it out of Adamant - I found a pile of logs and used the tactical camera to glitch myself to the other side. It was quite satisfying .

This is too much fun. 

 

Awesome work Hrungr BTW on finding so many cool places!  Those screenshots of The Nightmare Demon are priceless.

 

Great veilfire pic! I think we have ourselves a new OOB addict...

[PapaCharlie9]

The Northern Valley of the Emerald Graves!
(with creepy 2D trees in glorious 1080p!)

Thanks again! Too bad the "fog of war" is local as well. I was hoping it was just a screen between the regular map and OOB.

[Hrungr]

Thanks again! Too bad the "fog of war" is local as well. I was hoping it was just a screen between the regular map and OOB.

 

Yeah, it's too bad you can't map the OOB. On top of it, you can go further than even your route trail will show...

 

...
If that doesn't pan out, which is likely, how about The Wellspring, final area in Descent? Lots of interesting Sha-Brytol structures there.

 

And here's the Wellspring Village!

 

[PapaCharlie9]

Yeah, it's too bad you can't map the OOB. On top of it, you can go further than even your route trail will show...
 
And here's the Wellspring Village!

Brilliant! Such a weird and wondrous place. Standing on lyrium veins can't be all that good for your health, though.

[Hrungr]

Brilliant! Such a weird and wondrous place. Standing on lyrium veins can't be all that good for your health, though.

 

I have to admit, as a "final level" for the DLC, it was brilliantly designed. In fact, I tip my hat to the entire Inquisition environment design team. DAI was a far better looking game than I was expecting...

 

(which, of course, just raises my expectations that much more for DA4... )

[Addictress]

Descent is the most beautiful DLC with the most well-designed levels.

Too bad about the raw lyrium though.

[Hrungr]

Too bad about the raw lyrium though.

 

Too bad...?

 

The only thing I didn't care about Descent's lyrium was that that it felt too "twiggy". I prefered the meatier lyrium we had in DA2...

[Addictress]

Too bad...?

The only thing I didn't care about Descent's lyrium was that that it felt too "twiggy". I prefered the meatier lyrium we had in DA2...

I mean the lyrium is supposed to be deadly but our team was rubbing up on them with no consequences

[IllustriousT]

I have to admit, as a "final level" for the DLC, it was brilliantly designed. In fact, I tip my hat to the entire Inquisition environment design team. DAI was a far better looking game than I was expecting...

 

(which, of course, just raises my expectations that much more for DA4... )

 

I agree. I am hoping they put more levels like this in the next one.

 

I also like when the Sha-Brytol first appear as eyes and movement in the dark...so exciting. I really hope the DLC's are signs of what we can expect from the next game. 

[Hrungr]

I mean the lyrium is supposed to be deadly but our team was rubbing up on them with no consequences

 

Oh yeah... that.

(Not to mention we were kicksploding Red Lyrium everywhere we went...)

[Almostfaceman]

I mean the lyrium is supposed to be deadly but our team was rubbing up on them with no consequences

 

We're unaffected the same way we fight hordes of darkspawn without getting infected.

 

[Gold Dragon]

I use Cassandra to destroy the Red Lyrium.

 

She's Immune.

[Hrungr]

I use Cassandra to destroy the Red Lyrium.

 

She's Immune.

Which makes me wonder... If Seekers are resistant to Red (Blighted) Lyrium, are they also resistant to the Blight itself?

[IllustriousT]

I know I'm behind, since the black box in Val Royeaux was pages ago, but I finally found it - In Dorian falling-through-world fashion  . 

 

 

I spent a long time trying to find a way to OOB in Val Royeaux, but...as you all probably know, just gotta know where to jump off  .

 

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I mean the lyrium is supposed to be deadly but our team was rubbing up on them with no consequences

 

Which makes me wonder... If Seekers are resistant to Red (Blighted) Lyrium, are they also resistant to the Blight itself?

 

I've wondered this myself. It would make sense if they were, but as Addictress pointed out, I am not sure if all the supposed consequences of Lyrium or Blighted Lyrium are really taken into account.

 

 I think this is a missed opportunity to really put to use the party system. If we're going on missions that have to do with proximity to dangerous materials, then I really shouldn't be able to bring just any ole one. This would force me to make decisions about who "needs" to come opposed to who I "want" to come. It would be an interesting dynamic. 

 

BTW- does anyone wonder if there some connection between Lyrium and Phazon in  Metroid Prime? I wonder if the writers were inspired by that  . 

 

Gone off subject - sorry.

[BrandofTime]

I glitched Caer Oswin without a trainer. Once again, level 1 evade gets it done.

 

When you arrive at Caer Oswin with Cassandra and others, there is a tower up on a hill with 2 loot bags here:

 

https://flic.kr/p/FPX7ej

 

Get up on the stone wall that has stair like formations:

 

https://flic.kr/p/G6UgJy

 

Keep using level 1 evade until you get up in the crack, so to speak

 

https://flic.kr/p/FjNb6n

 

Then angle up and to the left with evade over and over, then you will be on top of the stone and out of the boundary.

 

Have fun!

 

https://flic.kr/p/Gf4v1R

[Apollexander]

Watching all these videos makes me think that it is like lingering in the limbo.

[PapaCharlie9]

Or what modders could do with all that gorgeous space, if only full modding was supported ...