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[swk3000]

I wish I'd known that 360 users can still cast spells through walls without seeing the enemy you're targeting. It would have made the 'Last Request' quest a lot easier.

[Heather Cline]

Mine wasn't knowing you could upgrade the Warden Commanders armor and Cailan's armor along with his sword and Duncan's weaponry. I finally found that out through the forum threads. A big "D'OH" moment for me. I've had several play throughs and characters so yes, major stupid time.

[BelSirk]

Mine simple and not too important, after my fitht game i found a mage collective on Redcliff

[tehkamikaze919]

Can't remember how, but I found out about the TAB key on my first playthrough. I had played alot of Diablo so I just thought there should be one.



I paused alot when I first started to play but then I just forgot about it and started to wonder why the game was so hard...



I also didn't set up any tactics during the first half of my first playthrough. When I started setting them up I set them up wrong. (When Leliana was under attack, Morrigan would heal Alistair.)



I recently learned that you can expand the itembar.



On my first playthrough, I didn't knew Wynne was a party member so I killed her at the end of Broken circle.

[MindYerBeak]

Once upon a first playthrough during the Final Battle, I saw Bodhan. I didn't bother collecting supplies because I thought I could always get back to the area. I thought just a couple of Ding Dongs and then it would be the Big Boss, no need for supplies because I had a shedful. Little did I know how many and how tough the battles were. All my health pots were exhausted and I couldn't find my way back to Bodhan, despite trying for hours. I had no Arcane Warrior or Blood Mage with me cos I didn't even know they existed. I saw another huge battle, probably the last before the Big One, ahead, and had only 4 health pots left. I knew I couldn't win this battle, so I called it a day, quit, and started a new character.

Also I didn't realise until after the first battle that I could summon help, and fought the good fight with just my team.

Modifié par MindYerBeak, 12 juin 2010 - 11:20 .

[Mdfitz]

Janni-in-VA wrote...

Two more to add that I forgot earlier:
If you click then hold both mouse buttons, your character will move continuously while you control direction with the mouse.
Discovered the expanding quick bar completely by accident. I had the quick bar unlocked and was playing a mage character whom I Resumed after installing the patch. All of a sudden, there were all these extra slots. Had to experiment to find out how to do that for everyone else. I think this came in with the 1.03 patch?

"[A]atually, it's been there from the start."

*facepalm*

wow the whole keep clicking to move thing ruined the game for my friend cant wait to tell him this


also that you can force field your own allies

Modifié par Mdfitz, 13 juin 2010 - 01:33 .

[wwwwowwww]

BowElk wrote...

> The fact that I can level up NPC's without having to include them in my party and taking them out of Camp - there's a way to level them up while in Camp.


Dang, there is mine while reading this.....

lol I've played through at least 10x and I just learned this right now

[wwwwowwww]

I didn't even discover until recently that I could set up two sets of weapons and switch between them without opening up the equipment screen. Man I should learn to look at things closer

[Gnoster]

Found out yesterday that I can't get the great mage staff in Return to Ostagar DLC because I used the key in Ostagar when I became a warden :-(

[darrenr22]

I have done four complete playthroughs and played past Redcliffe about seven or eight times overall and I have just discovered in this thread that there is a Mages' Collective liaison in the village.

[Savious]

It didnt take me very long to figure this out, but you can move with the W A S D keys too... I like it a lot better than moving with the mouse.  Q and E are strafe, pretty handy mang!

[Wraithfyre]

Heh, ditto with not knowing that the specializations were "permanently" unlocked upon attainment. My "good" char couldn't of course unlock Blood Mage, so I spent the entire first playthrough with no sweet, delicious "Blood Wound" on my mages. Also blew lots of coin on those blasted specialization books without reloading the game.



Finding out that I could mass-produce lyrium pots for profit, not having to constantly worry about money throughout the entire playthrough, and not feel like a cheater with 1000 gold.



1st playthrough missed the Dragon in Orzammar, who can only be freed when there is "no king on the throne" (so can't go back with one of my earlier saves). Also missed the Shade boss in the Legion of the Dead fortress that requires you to wear all of their armour (including the helmet) to summon right before the Broodmother.



Taking Morrigan to Redcliffe with my good char. No Morrigan, stop! Please! The disapproval... it... won't...stop... EATING MY SOUL!



Didn't know about the fun little dialogue/duel you get to have with Sten if you bring him along to Haven and his approval isn't too high. One of the few moments in the game I felt like a badass (over in about 10 seconds, including the surprise) without constantly micromanaging the fight (My Warden Commander Armor vs. Blood Dragon Plate, epic battle). My char was quite stunned since the conversation didn't end with me stating that "I'm in charge bish! Get back in line!" while Sten's response along the lines "There can be only one!"



Another doh! moment in having been too goody through the 1st playthrough in a "dark" fantasy game, thinking that everyone deserves to live, be free, and hold hands like hippies is the best course of action. The damn humans I spared in the Dalish origin tried to kyeel me, Leliana abandoned me to go after that Marjolaine bish, Alistair gave me the finger by sparing Loghain, letting that Arl of Denerim live for his support in the Landsmeet (despite being an Elf-hatin' rapist), letting the Tevinter blood mage slaver in the Alienage off with a handslap (Bad slaver! No enslaving and sacrificing for you! [he was eloquent in speech though]), and letting Flemeth eat Morrigan; etc. etc. Should have realized quicker that a lot of ppl need killin'.



Still didn't know about poisons stacking. Currently doing Orzammar. Time for Piotin to turn 15 shades of green!

[Eudaemonium]

Hmmm, let me see...

I was about half-way through my first playthrough when I discovered the TAB key. The funny tihng was, since I'd played Diablo and Baldur's Gate I had tried it earlier, but it must have been in an area where there was literally *nothing* to look at, so since nothing other than my characters' names were highlighted, I assumed it didn't do anything. *facepalm*.

I didn't find the dragon in Orzammar until I read about it on the wiki, on about my 3rd-4th playthrough. I didn't find out you could hold down both mouse buttons to move until my latest playthrough.

Wait - Poisons stack? Gotta try that.

@Wraithfyre - taking Morrigan and Sten to see Owen in the Redcliffe Brewery, um, Armory,  is, I think, worth the -5 approval each. I just find the dialogue so funny.

Modifié par Eudaemonium, 15 juin 2010 - 03:56 .

[Rompa87]

The silverite mine bug...



I feel devastated, and have no real desire to pick up the game anytime soon. Why would anyone do something like this to gamers?

[Gnoster]

Wraithfyre wrote...

1st playthrough missed the Dragon in Orzammar, who can only be freed when there is "no king on the throne" (so can't go back with one of my earlier saves). Also missed the Shade boss in the Legion of the Dead fortress that requires you to wear all of their armour (including the helmet) to summon right before the Broodmother.

!

Woot? Did not know about these two

[Eudaemonium]

Rompa87 wrote...

The silverite mine bug...

I feel devastated, and have no real desire to pick up the game anytime soon. Why would anyone do something like this to gamers?

It isn't as if it was deliberate on the part of Bioware. It's a bug. Should it have been fixed sooner? Yes. But a patch is in the works, so we can hold out hope. I do feel your pain though, I think I had to play through the mines at least 4 times before I found a workaround.

[Jacks Smirking Revenge]

My first time through the game I forgot to use the litany. I was so tired of the whole fade and mage tower stuff I was just rushing through it. I was like wtf you have to kill Uldred before Irving gets possessed??? I had my sound off so I didn't hear Wynne remind me to use it. I reloaded like 4 times and decided screw it I'll side with Templars though the nice thing was I got to kill Isolde I guess, so it wasn't a complete disaster.

[GavrielKay]

I ended up abandoning my very first character because I didn't realize that when NPCs tell you to "hurry", they mean: check every room, closet, chest, armor stand, side quest and conversation option before completing the task they've just assigned you. I missed just about everything in the HN origin and most of Ostagar and the Korcari Wilds because I thought you were really supposed to complete the quest and come running back.

[btthegeek]

That you could buy the backpack from the vendor in Ostragar both before and after you went to the Kocari Wilds.

[DragonRacer13]

That the Brecilian Forest isn't going to eat you if you collect the Elfroot growing there. Seriously, my first play-through everyone was going on and on about how the forest is haunted and don't anger it... and my goody-two-shoes PC thought that picking plants would anger the forest... not that you can collect a whole lot there, but going through a second run with a not-so-nice PC made me slap my forehead.



Also completely missed the tavern in Redcliffe and the rogue quests at the Gnawed Noble Tavern in Denerim first time through. Yes, I saw the dialogue line there, but goody-two-shoes ignored it because of the whole "not entirely legal" part.

[Carmen_Willow]

I wish I'd known sooner that you can get multiple quests from people like the barkeep in the Denerim Tavern, and the Mage's Collectives, etc., etc. When I think of all the money I missed out on.....[facepalm].

[ell46]

Carmen_Willow wrote...

I wish I'd known sooner that you can get multiple quests from people like the barkeep in the Denerim Tavern, and the Mage's Collectives, etc., etc. When I think of all the money I missed out on.....[facepalm].

Well don't forget if you play a rougue there is an extra quest giver in Denerim that you don't get with other classes.