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[Mass Fraud]

I know we'll get the respec tomes for our wardens, but will the respec tomes be usuable by my companions too?
Like if I wanted Oghren to be my shield/sword wielding tank, instead of the two-hander berserking warrior that he originally was when Origins ended?

[blademaster7]

Yes respec is available for your companions too.

[Mass Fraud]

blademaster7 wrote...

Yes respec is available for your companions too.

Good, I think Oghren would make a better tank than dps.
To bad you couldn't do this in Origins.........<_<

[Anima03]

blademaster7 wrote...

Yes respec is available for your companions too.

Do you have a link to a dev or something confirming this? I've tried searching the forum for a confirmed answer to this but so far this is the only thread i've found pertaining to companions being able to use the respec feature.

[Anima03]

Eli-da-Mage wrote...

It was confirmed on the live demo. Ferret Baudoin said about using them to "reset your character and companions". There was a thread detailing all of the important points but its fell back a few pages by now.

Ok thanks very much

[Chris Priestly]

Just to add the note of veracity to it, yes you can use respec tomes on the PC AND the party NPCs if you wish.

Heck you can buy a tome, respec your party NPC, use them in battle, realize a different respec would have been better, and do it again (as long as you have the gold to buy the tome).

[Cuthlan]

I'm going to carry a full loadout of weapons on my warrior and a stack of respecs so I can change specs every fight!

[Flamesz]

Cuthlan wrote...

I'm going to carry a full loadout of weapons on my warrior and a stack of respecs so I can change specs every fight!

HA! I never though of that. I'm an Archer! 5 Minutes Later... Now i'm a Tank! Grrrr!

[blademaster7]

Edit: Never mind. Chris answered the question.

Edit #2: Or you know... you can buy just 1 tome and keep reloading until you find the build that suits you.

Modifié par blademaster7, 08 mars 2010 - 07:12 .

[Cuthlan]

It's a tome that costs 6 gold.

[JanHenDAO]

What about adding the tome to DA:O (console version)?

[Kimarous]

I realize that Awakening stuff is for Awakening, but those tomes need to be purchasable in the main game as well!

[Rylor Tormtor]

Kimarous wrote...

I realize that Awakening stuff is for Awakening, but those tomes need to be purchasable in the main game as well!

You can download the respec mod for the PC and do it for free.

[Kimarous]

But I wanna do it legitimately, even if it takes illegitamate means to make them legitimately!



Darth Sidious: "I will make it legal!"

[Emerald Melios]

Chris Priestly wrote...

Just to add the note of veracity to it, yes you can use respec tomes on the PC AND the party NPCs if you wish.

Heck you can buy a tome, respec your party NPC, use them in battle, realize a different respec would have been better, and do it again (as long as you have the gold to buy the tome).

How soon can you purchase the tomes?

[Sylvius the Mad]

Apparently if a mod is popular enough, its features get added into the game.



I'll stick with No-Follower-Auto-Level, thanks.

[Vaeliorin]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...
I'll stick with No-Follower-Auto-Level, thanks.

I'll probably turn it off for at least my first run-through of Awakenings (because I like to see what the devs intended for the characters) but after that, NFAL for me too.  Honestly, even with that, I've only once turned someone into something completely outside of what they're supposed to be (I made Alistair dual-wield the last time I beat the game, since I was playing a S&B warrior) but I like to change specializations (even if it does mess up specializations if you pick up a character after they're already level 14...still, it means Sten gets 2 spec points, and Shale gets a specialization.)

[Sylvius the Mad]

Vaeliorin wrote...

I'll probably turn it off for at least my first run-through of Awakenings (because I like to see what the devs intended for the characters)

Good idea.

Honestly, even with that, I've only once turned someone into something completely outside of what they're supposed to be (I made Alistair dual-wield the last time I beat the game, since I was playing a S&B warrior)

I do that a lot.  I've made Sten an archer, and all of the warriors have been all of the three melee disciplines.

The character who benefits most from NFAL is Wynne.  If she goes full-healer she's very effective at keeping the party alive.

but I like to change specializations (even if it does mess up specializations if you pick up a character after they're already level 14...still, it means Sten gets 2 spec points, and Shale gets a specialization.)

I actually haven't enabled the specialisation change.  So far I'm willing to be stuck with whatever the default specs are (so Morrigan's always a Shapeshifter, even though she never buys that first shapeshifting talent).

[Spitz6860]

and... how much are they? i hope they are cheaper than their cousins in Origins.

[Spitz6860]

sorry, double post

Modifié par Spitz6860, 10 mars 2010 - 12:15 .

[Mass Fraud]

Kimarous wrote...

I realize that Awakening stuff is for Awakening, but those tomes need to be purchasable in the main game as well!

I agree, Origins needs this as well.

[Emerald Melios]

Spitz6860 wrote...

and... how much are they? i hope they are cheaper than their cousins in Origins.

6 sovereigns

[Des Voh]

Kimarous wrote...

I realize that Awakening stuff is for Awakening, but those tomes need to be purchasable in the main game as well!

I whole-heartedly agree, these need to be made avaible in the Origins core game as well.

Bioware, please, hear my cry... Console-Based Character Respecs.... put it in a patch or something. Youve had it for every RPG game you've made but Dragons Age, a game that has been in development for a long time, and for some reason did not include such in the core gameplay. Your better than this.