From creating different/better/more lore-friendly meshes for characters to re-adding important dialogue, and even letting the dog from Dragon Age: Origins be a permanent party member, these mods emphasize that the little things sometimes make the biggest difference. Luckily, that’s where the modding community comes in. There are always going to be aspects like small graphical mishaps, things that were cut for one reason or another, and dialogue errors that will remain despite hours and hours of play-testing. No matter how long a game is worked on, the shipped product is almost never “perfect”. Hopefully they’ll brighten your gaming experience as much as they have mine!
Additionally, for you fellow PC gamers out there, I’m reccing my favorite mods from the past two games as examples of each type. So, to get some of those creative juices flowing, I’m listing off the top five types of mods I’d like to see for Inquisition.
Weapons, hairstyles, eye colors, user-made companions: all of these things show a desire to interact with the universe in a way that extends beyond canon, and that’s something I can get behind. Sure, you have your console command modding (infinite experience, killing all the enemies on screen, and so forth), but what I’m here for is how the players interact with the universe via add-ons. Mods are an aspect that drove me from console gaming to PC gaming in the first place not that I was unhappy with my console experience, but these mods ended up adding things to the game-and adding back to the game in some cases-that I could have never dreamed of. And by, “user-generated growth”, I refer to the abundance of user-created mods that will no doubt spring forth after the game’s release. While I have a lot of saves on the Xbox 360, did I really want to run this beautiful game on a system that wouldn’t be able to handle the graphics at their full potential? Did I want the full graphical experience as provided by the PS4, but with no save files to import or speak of? In the end, I ended up ordering DA:I for the PC, not only for the ability to import my save files and the lack of graphical deterioration, but for the user-generated growth of the game as well.
When initially pre-ordering the game, though, I ran into the issue of which system to order the game for. After years of waiting, finally there’s less than a week left until the release of Dragon Age: Inquisition-less than a week! No amount of exclamation points could properly convey my excitement, but rest assured I am very, very excited for this.
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