I find the Dragon Age character creator from Dragon Age easier to use.Can I convert a Dragon Age character to Mass Effect 2?
If you're good with the customization tools you'll probably be able to translate your custom character into Mass Effect 2. Both of the games have a large amount of tools for character customization, but obviously the tools are not the same. It might be tough, you'll just have to try it out.
P.S. Just in case you're asking if you can literally convert your character straight into another game...obviously no.Can I convert a Dragon Age character to Mass Effect 2?
No. They run on completely different engines.Can I convert a Dragon Age character to Mass Effect 2?
unfortunatly i doub it
Sunday, March 4, 2012
How well does Dragon Age 2 run on PS3?
Dragon: Age Origins was and still is very laggy in terms of graphics, even if it is only minor, and not complete freezes.
Does Dragon Age 2 do this as well? I'm thinking of buying it, but only if no graphics lag is there. Why can't it run in terms of Oblivion? No graphics lag xDHow well does Dragon Age 2 run on PS3?
To answer you question, there shouldn't be too much change between the first and the second in terms of performance, so if Dragon Age Origins lagged for you then the second one will too.
You're much better off playing a game like Dragon Age on a PC.
Does Dragon Age 2 do this as well? I'm thinking of buying it, but only if no graphics lag is there. Why can't it run in terms of Oblivion? No graphics lag xDHow well does Dragon Age 2 run on PS3?
To answer you question, there shouldn't be too much change between the first and the second in terms of performance, so if Dragon Age Origins lagged for you then the second one will too.
You're much better off playing a game like Dragon Age on a PC.
What character should I start on dragon age 2?
Not like it really matters, but should I pick a warrior, rouge or a mage?
Lol so, what do you people think?What character should I start on dragon age 2?
Rogue. I've played rogue ever since the second time I played DA, went straight for rogue in the DA2 demo and will continue to rogue when I get the game this month. Lock picking is a life skill to always have on hand. Plus they are fast, are great with two blades in close combat (and lets face it that's cool in itself) but are just as adept with bows should the battle become long-range, so they are a good all-rounder.
Mages are just soft and squishy, normally turning into a nasty red stain on the floor the minute they get breathed on in close-combat. I personally like to be in the thick of battle, not on the side-lines hiding behind the boulder whilst taking cheap-shots and hoping not to be discovered.
Warriors are powerful but their speed is sacrificed for brute strength which normally means they suck at evasion. That means you need to focus on their HP and defense more since they will be taking hits... that means they normally have less accuracy and miss a whole lot more than the other classes. I want my main character to be the hero striking the killing blows; not merely the tank.
Also, their lack of accuracy means they are not normally that hot if you stick a long-range weapon in their hands.What character should I start on dragon age 2?
Warrior is used to deal a good amount of damage while soaking up some damage as well. While Mages and rogues get into position to fight take down your foes take the heat off them with your warrior and deal some damage in the meantime.
Rogue ability's help defeat your enemy quick and effectively, they can open up weak spots for other companions to take advantage of. While a warrior is soaking damage from an enemy get and back of your enemy with a steal rogue to increase damage and use special ability's to open up weak spots for the rest of your party.
Mages can deal a load of damage, Use spells beneficial to companions like healing, and have an array of area spells. While your warriors are soaking the damage and your rogues are getting back stab damage and opening up your enemy's weak points, use the mage to unleash powerful spells and heal your allies.
I would start the game with a warrior because they don't go down as easy an can deal a good amount of damage in return.What character should I start on dragon age 2?
In RPGs I tend to go for a mix of magic and warrior classes. In DAO, I went rogue. It was hands down the most fun to play. So, I went rogue again in DA2.
There is a lot of overlapping classes in DA2, but in truth, there is going to be a different way to play the different characters based on how you level them up. In the end, I know I will do a dual wield rogue, and have played Duelist since first getting the skill from Isabella in DAO.
I will probably go mage in my second replay and warrior in my third.dragon age 2 best jet ski
Lol so, what do you people think?What character should I start on dragon age 2?
Rogue. I've played rogue ever since the second time I played DA, went straight for rogue in the DA2 demo and will continue to rogue when I get the game this month. Lock picking is a life skill to always have on hand. Plus they are fast, are great with two blades in close combat (and lets face it that's cool in itself) but are just as adept with bows should the battle become long-range, so they are a good all-rounder.
Mages are just soft and squishy, normally turning into a nasty red stain on the floor the minute they get breathed on in close-combat. I personally like to be in the thick of battle, not on the side-lines hiding behind the boulder whilst taking cheap-shots and hoping not to be discovered.
Warriors are powerful but their speed is sacrificed for brute strength which normally means they suck at evasion. That means you need to focus on their HP and defense more since they will be taking hits... that means they normally have less accuracy and miss a whole lot more than the other classes. I want my main character to be the hero striking the killing blows; not merely the tank.
Also, their lack of accuracy means they are not normally that hot if you stick a long-range weapon in their hands.What character should I start on dragon age 2?
Warrior is used to deal a good amount of damage while soaking up some damage as well. While Mages and rogues get into position to fight take down your foes take the heat off them with your warrior and deal some damage in the meantime.
Rogue ability's help defeat your enemy quick and effectively, they can open up weak spots for other companions to take advantage of. While a warrior is soaking damage from an enemy get and back of your enemy with a steal rogue to increase damage and use special ability's to open up weak spots for the rest of your party.
Mages can deal a load of damage, Use spells beneficial to companions like healing, and have an array of area spells. While your warriors are soaking the damage and your rogues are getting back stab damage and opening up your enemy's weak points, use the mage to unleash powerful spells and heal your allies.
I would start the game with a warrior because they don't go down as easy an can deal a good amount of damage in return.What character should I start on dragon age 2?
In RPGs I tend to go for a mix of magic and warrior classes. In DAO, I went rogue. It was hands down the most fun to play. So, I went rogue again in DA2.
There is a lot of overlapping classes in DA2, but in truth, there is going to be a different way to play the different characters based on how you level them up. In the end, I know I will do a dual wield rogue, and have played Duelist since first getting the skill from Isabella in DAO.
I will probably go mage in my second replay and warrior in my third.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
How is the story different in Dragon Age 2 if you choose mage?
Seeing as they are supposed to be shunned in Kirkwall how does it effect my character in terms of regaining nobility and getting the "champion title" during the story?How is the story different in Dragon Age 2 if you choose mage?
only differnce is your brother lives and sister dies
as for choices later on that will decide what happens to you
weather at the end you are begged to be vice count or force to run for your life
only differnce is your brother lives and sister dies
as for choices later on that will decide what happens to you
weather at the end you are begged to be vice count or force to run for your life
Dragon age 2 xbox how to start the romance scene?
trying to get merril to move in with me and get the achievement but im in act 2 ive been flirting with her the whole way through and nothings happening? how do i start it where she visits the estate?Dragon age 2 xbox how to start the romance scene?
you have do all the Companion quests for her and you don't get the romance achievement/trophy till the last battle
you have do all the Companion quests for her and you don't get the romance achievement/trophy till the last battle
Dragon Age 2 Where are the dead bodies in the docks and lowtown?
I found the one in darktown but that's it. Also is the final dark tome on the wounded coast?Dragon Age 2 Where are the dead bodies in the docks and lowtown?
You have to go during the night and talk to some thugs.Dragon Age 2 Where are the dead bodies in the docks and lowtown?
I'm still trying to figure out the Docks one... I've searched high and low and I just cannot find it. but I found the Lowtown one. Go there at night, to the residential area (near where you used to live) and it's right there! Then it will tell you where to get rid of the body.
You have to go during the night and talk to some thugs.Dragon Age 2 Where are the dead bodies in the docks and lowtown?
I'm still trying to figure out the Docks one... I've searched high and low and I just cannot find it. but I found the Lowtown one. Go there at night, to the residential area (near where you used to live) and it's right there! Then it will tell you where to get rid of the body.
Question about building a dragon age 2 warrior?
When building a 2 handed warrior, should I use the specialization skill for berserk only?
Or dabble into beserk and reaver?Question about building a dragon age 2 warrior?
I personally dabbled, since both classes had it's must have abilities, and those which should never be employed. Just realize that your specialization point must be used to open the class, but it doesn't mean you have to invest any ability points. If you already know that templar isn't for you, pick berserk first and grab reaver just to keep the little level up arrow from hovering over your character's portrait.Question about building a dragon age 2 warrior?
you get a specialization point at lv. 7 and another at 14
I never liked the templar specialization in Origins but It really comes in handy around the end in DA2
also reaver is pretty cool,
you can get some quick health with 'devour'
Or dabble into beserk and reaver?Question about building a dragon age 2 warrior?
I personally dabbled, since both classes had it's must have abilities, and those which should never be employed. Just realize that your specialization point must be used to open the class, but it doesn't mean you have to invest any ability points. If you already know that templar isn't for you, pick berserk first and grab reaver just to keep the little level up arrow from hovering over your character's portrait.Question about building a dragon age 2 warrior?
you get a specialization point at lv. 7 and another at 14
I never liked the templar specialization in Origins but It really comes in handy around the end in DA2
also reaver is pretty cool,
you can get some quick health with 'devour'
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