DAO and DAO Toolset Windows 11 Compatibility Update
I know people seem to think this is not possible and dead on arrival request. But if EA did it for Sims 1 and 2 last year, I think there is—though be it—a slim chance. I do not want a remaster, I just want to play and mod for this game on windows 11 without issues. And I do not want to lose my existing mods (made by me and made by other players) As a player even with the 4GB LAA patch, runs so much worse on windows 11 vs. 10. As a modder, when Builder to Builder Loading after a crash any existing file (I previously updated before windows 11), not only gives an error, but breaks the toolset preventing creation of new files. Though many fans/community are up for the challenge of fixing themselves, I think it is worth having an official update eventually. Edit: My DAO background (in case for reference) Hollowness on the Dragon Age Wiki with over 10k+ edits just for DAO content alone (editing as early as 2010) HollownessDevoured on Nexus with almost 38k downloads (and only started modding in 2022 and been on break for about two years)
Don't want Dragon age Origins Remake .
I personally don't think we need the 2009 hit dragon age origins remake I think this game will always be a classic electronics EA Game . A legacy. The game graphics are top notch the gameplay is great and the Management for gear, weapons, and menus are easy to have and manage.
Dragon Age Inquisition on Steam and EA App
I have DAI on steam. Every time the EA App updates, I usually have to uninstall and reinstall the app and relink it to my steam account for the game to boot. I have tried this after the recent update that had a new user agreement, but the game won’t boot at all. When I click ‘play’ it launches the EA app to try and boot it but then just crashes - the game doesn’t even show up on my taskbar. I am assuming this is because the update messed with the “handshake” between the EA app and Steam. I cannot play my game at all.praise for Dragon age 2 auto health regeneration after combat feature part 2 .
Both Dragon age Origins and dragon age 2 had the awesome auto health regeneration after combat feature. I love origins and 2 for its customization, weapons, armor and classes I always love the 2 games that other 2 dragon age games Inquisition and veilguard will never have the most important feature that was extremely helpful the auto health regeneration after each combat encounters . I roleplay the cool elf mage in origins and human rouge in da2 .Dragon age Inquisition auto health regeneration after combat update coming .
This is the update coming soon we need . The auto health regeneration after combat feature might come as a future update patch for dragon age Inquisition as a final quality of life update overall that only the casual mode players can enjoy the game without worrying about so much potion usages and instead rely on auto health regeneration in each battle encounters .Praise for Auto Health regeneration after combat feature in Dragon age Origins
Dragon age origins was the biggest fan favorite out of all the series really . The game has the auto health regeneration after combat feature is well executed and really helpful in all difficulty options and although you can get potions as much as the game limits you in total the game is well balanced.Dragon age Inquisition Auto refill health regeneration after combat feature.
We need a helpful final quality of life update for dragon age Inquisition for casual players to use less and less travel to camp potions and refill supplies for a enjoyable experience like origins to make it more accessible and fun to not worry about potion usages and travel to camp offen .
Dragon Age Port
I've been enjoying going back through Inquisition on the PS5 after there was a sale going on, and I was curious if there are any plans to port over Dragon Age 2 and Dragon Age Origins? The Playstation store has been bringing out a lot of older titles so I know the capability is there. Would GoG collab with EA by chance to make it happen? I know Origins has a lot of stability issues on modern hardware/architecture, but GoG has been able to get the game to run stable on PC... Just a thought.