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I reckon how you play depend a lot on what you play:

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Would be much easier if you could queue up a move and an action.Įdit: I know this is a PC thread but I felt the tactical view was more your topic rather than PC version, so hope that's OK. It's an interesting challenge but my god. You can play like this but you need to think so far ahead and micromanage to the maximum extent and not in a "fun way". Some seem to queue pretty much instantly rather than having any cast time and your characters all need what seems like ages to even move a foot (and that's if they aren't all colliding into each other). Area of Effect attacks are so messy in this game. Don't actually try that shit the game is just straight up not designed for that. That setting is actually just a funny joke kind of like Big Head Mode. Still, I've played hell of hours like this and can't imagine playing any other way. Colliding with different terrain heights is bull. You are 100% right in all your complaints. The tactical view is effectively FUCKLED in a lot of ways. But I do have one lying around somewhere.

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Also, at this point I'm kind of wary on re-learning how to play using a controller. Everything else seems great about this game, I want to play more, should I just give up on trying to recreate the classic combat experience? It's personally a bummer, since this was supposed to be a selling point for people like me. So I'm making a poll to see where people stand on this matter.

I wanted to play with friendly fire on (once again, old school preference here), but none of the templates seem accurate for spells.

Pathfinding is total garbage, unless I constantly pause to micromanage everyone - even then abilities often aren't used properly.

Characters often have minds of their own, even after setting up tactics they seem to disregard commands or target things they weren't told to.

Said camera jumps to party members when I select them, meaning a painful scroll back to where I actually need them to go.

The camera is just bonkers in tactical, it gets hung up on random stuff and often can't zoom out worth a damn.

But as soon as a battle starts, things just get fucked: It's just how I like to play these games, ideally anyway. But I feel the need to jump into tactical view all the time, largely because of Origins (I skipped 2) and also because I was raised on the infinity engine games Bioware made in the past.

I can sorta tolerate them most of the time.

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Looting the main demon to receive a random amount of rare crafting material.įor more Dragon Age: Inquisition content, be sure to check out Where to find all dragons in Dragon Age: Inquisition on Pro Game Guides.I've been playing for about 20 hours with a keyboard and mouse combo. After getting the final chest, the player receives a Misshapen Child's Doll.ĭemons will appear to fight the player, and after the player kills the demons, the real treasure is revealed.The chest is located between the large rocks at Southfinger Tower.Move around the trees using the Search button until you find a chest. You will eventually come across Stonefinger Tower. You should head east from that waterfall.It contains another Parson's Battered Notebook. There will now be a chest where the rushing water meets the water in the bottom.Return to the river and follow it northwest until you reach a waterfall.The player can now take a chest from a fire in front of the statue, and it contains another Parson's Battered Notebook.The fourth torch will automatically light up if everything is done in order.Light the torch in front of the statue on the left three times.The torch in the statue's back left should be lit twice.The torch at the back right of the statue should be lit four times.Once each fire goes out, light the torches again.

When you enter the mansion building, you'll find torches, and there is a particular order for lighting them.You'll see it marked on your map the moment you find it, and it's in the middle of the three camps west of the river.Make your way to the Lion's Pavilion, a huge white building.Related: All Specializations in Dragon Age Inquisition