Dragon Age: Origins
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gameranand
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And I found this game one of most optimized
It is. I am playing with 40+ Mods....anyways seems like the problem was with several areas only. Specially the fade. Now its performing nicely.
gameranand
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[MENTION=118706]Alok[/MENTION]
Rouges were always overpowered. Those backstabs are very very essential when I played the game on nightmare multiple times. Also with so high Dexterity, very few shots will land on you. I actually made the tank proficient in Dexterity and it worked.
Rouges were always overpowered. Those backstabs are very very essential when I played the game on nightmare multiple times. Also with so high Dexterity, very few shots will land on you. I actually made the tank proficient in Dexterity and it worked.
Alok
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[MENTION=118706]Alok[/MENTION]
Rouges were always overpowered. Those backstabs are very very essential when I played the game on nightmare multiple times. Also with so high Dexterity, very few shots will land on you. I actually made the tank proficient in Dexterity and it worked.
you played them in DA:O and DA II ?
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[MENTION=118706]Alok[/MENTION]
I actually made the tank proficient in Dexterity
I did this to Alistaire too
gameranand
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you played them in DA:O and DA II ?
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I did this to Alistaire too
Yes I played the in both the games. However in DA2 mage was more powerful as they can do hand to hand combat as well if needed. Still for backstabs I feel Rogue class is very powerful. Its just that you have to take the aggro away from them as because of the damage they attract a lot of aggro from the enemies.
Alok
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Yes I played the in both the games. However in DA2 mage was more powerful as they can do hand to hand combat as well if needed. Still for backstabs I feel Rogue class is very powerful. Its just that you have to take the aggro away from them as because of the damage they attract a lot of aggro from the enemies.
Indeed. In Inquisition I have two rogue in my party , Main character as ranger and Cole as assassin. And both of them blast enemies into pieces. To manage aggro I keep main character away and that insane assassin just doesn't need my attention. He gives final blow from my party almost every time.
