If using cosmetic mods, did you make sure your game has the correct graphics settings?ĥ. Have you ever used the dai mod manager before, aka the mod manager from the dai tools suite?Ĥ.
Did you make sure you launch with frosty every time you want to see your mods?ģ. Is your game from EA desktop (instead of steam or origin?)Ģ. Ever wanted to perform a war cry from the balcony in Skyhold? Toss a fireball at Cullen's your least favourite advisor's face? Maybe just some way to get from Point A to Point B a teeny bit quicker? Yearn no longer.1. Like I said, I haven't tested these.Ĭombat Everywhere. Pretty neat for your second completionist playthrough. Adds map pins to help you locate stuff like bottles and mosaic pieces. Adds a new collectable: map pins! 50 in total! Jk. For all your rebel-mage!Hawke needs.Ĭollectables Map Pins. Some I've installed, but haven't used yet because I've only just started playing again but they look really neat:Īctually Supportive Hawke. Though I wouldn't use it for every playthrough. Until you install this (debatably) life-saving mod.Īnd the no waiting for war-table missions mod, which has been mentioned already. Did you notice that templar banner in the stairway up to your Skyhold quarters? There's no removing it. Because getting your trousers soaked in beige mud while wandering the snowy outskirts of Haven just ain't immursive. Though don't make it too high, or you won't have any regular silverite. Makes that grind for fade-touched silverite (guard) less soul-crushing. Customise fade-touched material spawn-rates. For those, I'd just search for "hair" on the nexus. Of course, this mod is pointless unless you're using hair mods. I haven't played DLC since installing it, actually. Makes modded hairs/beards actually show up in DLC maps. They may not be animated beyond lip movement, but at least you can see them.
Brings the camera closer during non-cutscene dialogue so you can actually see the characters' faces.
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