re: Official Dragon Age: Inquisition Nonstop Fapathon

I've finished all of the areas on nightmare. I haven't had the time to get to the main quest. I've done everything up to the Winter Palace.

I don't mind the side quests. I do not understand how I've missed mosaic pieces and this run, I didn't get all of the bottles of wine after getting all of them on Hard.

Not interested in playing anything else, so I am going to try and get all of the mosaic pieces and bottles of wine and songs.

I really enjoyed nightmare. Could have been a bit harder. Pretty much all of my gear is crafted.

I think my biggest beef with the game comes down to schematics and the fact the best armor can only be used with a Dwarf Warrior.

I think endgame schematic should be in a store somewhere. You should be able to buy ALL of the best schematics at a certain point in the game.

Friend who is thinking about buying the game asked if it was worth the price. I just laughed and said I'd pay $100 for this game because it's worth that much. Probably more.

So I was thinking, do you think Nightmare is viable without crafting? A gripe I have is that crafting makes all item drops, and store purchases obsolete. And it also takes up a good chunk of gameplay time collecting resources. Do you think that with a party of say self (2H warrior), Blackwall, Sera, and Solas/Dorian with specialization points min/maxed, that the game would still be possible to beat on nightmare?

Although early on, it is going to be a real problem.

Clearing the beacons in Fallow Mire was impossible for me until I crafted high spirit resistant gear.

Also, part of the HUGE benefit of crafting is there is no level restriction on items.

I always seemed to get good items that require me to be 4 to 10 levels higher which makes them useless.

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How much more content am I looking at?

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Not much, just the last few 3-4 main questline sections, which really aren't that huge. Emprise and hissing wastes are the last two zones really.

I really don't know what I'm doing in this game but it's fun to roam around and just do random quests.

That rift in the Mire with the despair demons and Revenant are no joke either. I had to give up and come back later.

Everyone states that you shouldn't spend all your time in the Hinterlands but almost all of us spent all of our time in the Hinterlands.



It's the easiest spot to learn the game. On normal difficulty you can clear everything but the LVL 12 rifts.

I always clear the Hinterlands, then move to the Storm Coast to get Bull in my party. Clear out the Coast and move to the Fallow Mire and then the Oasis. Stick Crestwood somehwere in there. I always forget to find Varric on the ramparts to meet Hawk to get Crestwood opened up so I'm always way overpowered by the time I get to Crestwood.