This mod expands your options for follower tactics so that you can improve your battle strategy. Crucial if you want your character to look anything other than ridiculous during conversations. This hack makes your helmet invisible unless you’re in a battle. You know when you have a gift in your inventory and have no idea who to give it to? This mod solves that problem by listing the appropriate gift receiver in the item description. Let’s you take your Mabari war hound as a 5th companion. This is great because I find the Rogue class rather useless in DA and hated having to take one with me.
This lets any class unlock chests using strength or magic. You also get all the item drops using this mod, too! It allows you to skip the boring parts of the Fade and go directly to your follower’s dreams and then fight the demon with all the Fade transformations already unlocked. If you’re like me and just want to get on with the story, this is the perfect mod for you. It also includes an optional Morrigan morph that makes her look more like her original face model (ie. You can choose to change them based on Lore (characters redesigned to fit their races better) or Aesthetics (characters redesigned to be more attractive) or a combination of both. This mod redesigns over 500 NPCs in the game to make their appearance better. If you only download one mod, this should be it. This mod gives HD textures to the whole game and makes DA much more beautiful. Here is my list of the 31 best mods you never knew you needed (but now you can’t live without):ģ Mods for Better Character Customization Well, I recently tried the PC version and discovered that OMFG THE GAME IS AMAZING WHEN YOU MOD IT TO DEATH! I highly encourage a playthrough with these mods if you haven’t done so already. Not that I'm aware of.The first time I played Dragon Age: Origins was on the Xbox and I had a hard time getting into it because of the crappy graphics. Unfortunately I just can't remember enough to comment one way or the other on whether they were enjoyable.Īny mods that add needs/survival features (hunger, thirst, wounds, etc.) or expand the crafting?
There are others on BSN and DANexus, so check em out if you want… Again, it has been some time since I played DAO, but the two mods I tried out were Dark Times and Quests & Legends. Some upcoming mods that are still in development, and seem promising given their authors have been working on them for some time: The following authors have multiple submissions: There are some that integrate into the main campaign and a few that are standalone, though I'm not really sure if they're worth mentioning(only tried a couple)… So not really any big quest mods available?
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