Dragon Age Origins MOD LIST

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For information, I've created another list with items only. Link.

I've updated the item section with Downloadable Content that doesn't require Authorization.

 

I'd like to recommend the Dragon Age Rules Fixpack. It fixes a lot of bugs. You can pick and choose which fixes/tweaks you want.

I'd recommend against the auto loot function as it breaks some quests (like Captured!, you cannot equip the guard armour with this tweak enabled, or the Drifter's Cache quest, the quest will stay in your log forever - the latter being just a minor inconvenience really), and quest marks will stay over the corpses of creatures you've killed in certain quests.

 

Thanks for the link. I haven't played the game for some time now, it says it's still beta, are there compatibility issues with other fixes (thinking about the unofficial patch).

Regarding auto loot I've used a mof for that and the modder used exceptions to avoid breaking up quests. Still looting the old way is safer if you don't want to run into some issues.

 

List updated, it now includes the Rules Fixpack, the Dalish Mage origin, Resized Shale, Elven Daveth and Elven Wynne.

 

Where is Quest and Legends on the mod-list ?

Anyone tried Quests and Legends ?

It's a quest mod and adds many new areas. Without changing the origininal campaign too much.

I did try it briefly, i was in level 10 and died very fast- Guess it's better to be level 15 or something.

Unfortunately every mod i have tried so far, unbalances the game. Quests and Legends made the fights a lot harder, and i died and died, never even made it to the first new area.

I thought the mod would have been mentioned here, it's got over 300 endorsements at Nexus. It's very RPG.

Hope some of you hardcore BG2 players will test this out


Ohh by the way: Here it is :Quests and Legends
When i reach a higher level i will check it out again.

 

In preparation for Inquisition I am currently playing through the games again, and I stumbled upon this gem: Even More Advanced Tactics.

The ability to setup Boolean Variables and use of MultiCondition is simply godsend. Now it takes some time to setup (some classes, like mages, takes a good while longer than others), and I definitely recommend that you read through the manual, but once you are done, I'm sure you'll never want to go back .

Now I don't know whether Caradhras still intends to maintain this list (which I doubt, given that his latest appearance was November, 2013), but I still thought I'd post it here, instead of a separate thread.