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Standard, CE and DDE. You have the first. The armor is for DA and ME 2.

Great, thanks.

In the mountain that holds the Urn, in the dragon caves, near the arcane warrior dude. Problem is, I'm running out of destroyable stuff. You should be able to go back. I know I went back, but that was after finishing up that plot. I can't think of anything blocking you. A pain in the butt to travel all the way back though Yeah, that's why I asked instead of trying it out.

In the mountain that holds the Urn, in the dragon caves, near the arcane warrior dude. Problem is, I'm running out of destroyable stuff.

I'm "in the process" and it'd be fun if my inv wouldn't be full again (can I leave the place to unload, or would that cause problems?). The room with the 3 bastard dragons is kinda hard. :/

A certain scene in Clerks comes to mind.

*Contains heavy swearing, translate at your own discretion* Odabasztok el

:/

"Nice". So experienced people, is Haste worth it?

The point is more like you die harder. MJ12 commandos on easy have to shoot several bursts into your head even without the ballistic armor augmentation. Enemies being tougher doesn't mean much when you play a stealthier strike-from-the-shadows/boom-head-shot game.

Don't sustained spells just lower your maximum mana/stamina?

Momentum=crazy awesome

Huzzah!

You not kawai desu purkake-san.

Does the bard Distraction actually work? I had Leliana use it for a long time but never saw any difference.

You're on to something here.Maybe in Redcliffe, enemies emerge from a thick rainfall instead of a green fog...mmmmm...

You can wait forever, they'll gonna use Birds of Prey.

No, that'd be a ticket to hell.

I'd kill myself first.

You had that damage multiplier too AFAIK. I usually go for head shots so I'm not sure.

Kaytlin in Redcliffe sure got her hopes up fast when I mentioned helping her.

The cheerful "you'll see a sword soon enough son" was hilarious, but the Loghain foreshadowing was pointless imo.

Wynne is mandatory there IIRC, so you didn't really have a choice.

Purkake: She survived her parents', boss' and comrades' death. She has learned to suppress those bitter, self-destructive emotions. Focusing on rebuilding the Grey Wardens, she will patiently wait. Then one day, Zevran will send a letter. She'll go to the appointed place at midnight, knock on the door then kick it in, swords in hand. The rapidly growing fear in Marjosomething as she realizes her sweet dream had just turned into a nightmare will make my char grin with all the hatred, anger and insanity she has been nurturing all those years. Then she slowly advances... A few days later she exchanges farewells with friends and goes to the Deep Roads, slaying hundred Darkspawn before being reunited with her lover. My char's a fighter, but a Reaver could do something similar.