Jul 28
BioWare/EA released a one minute trailer for the upcoming Dragon Age DLC “Golems of Amgarrak”, which is due on August 10th. Watch it here on Greywardens.com in high quality …
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View all posts by CaK (219 Articles)
Chief-in-Editor. He has been involved in the Online Community since 1996, and established several successful European gaming websites. Among them were projects for Neverwinter Nights, WarCraft, Diablo and Quake--just to name a few. In late September 2009, he started to develop this blog with the support of BioWare/EA.
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7 comments
Comment by Elrico Garrett on July 29, 2010 at 3:02 am
can you play it after you beat the game?
Comment by confused on July 29, 2010 at 5:53 am
Actually how to play this game with all the DLC? I mean as in the sequence of game play?
Comment by CaK on July 29, 2010 at 8:06 am
Yes. You will be able to import your character either from Origins or from Awakening.
Comment by stevegarbage on July 29, 2010 at 12:45 pm
It's a standalone so it's not technically within the gameplay sequence. It's not really clear if when you import your Warden you keep the same level/skills/gears from the time of import, of if it gives you a default.
If it's a direct import, obviously post-Awakening would give you the best shot to get through it because you'll be maxed out level and gear, UNLESS the dungeon scales up to your current power, then who knows?
Comment by Elrico Garrett on July 29, 2010 at 2:23 pm
do you get a new party?
Comment by Simon 'Crowangel' Lewis on July 31, 2010 at 10:38 am
with the promise that this will be a very hard to beat dlc even on easy mode i'm pretty much guessing that you will maintain your current level of character.. and skills etc otherwise your gonna be dealing with impossible odds and having to take a step back on what u have already learned.. especially on the ps3 version when you have your attacks already keyed in for the combo u like to use them as you cycle through from square to circle then the dual layer behind that too.. to suddenly have one or more of them attacks missing cos you have dropped several levels again doesnt seem likely.. so Im gonna tick my neck on line and say this will be something you can play that takes place after Awakenings.. as for party members.. well we already seen in the video you fight along side the dwarf whom requested your services.. i just hope instead of a full team of nobodys u havent ever met you least get to import some of your friends already met and have them at the levels u last saw them at.. in people like leliana and sten etc you will automatically have then given the level up to counted levels achieved in awakenings.. and simply just have to increase there stat points and abilitys with a backlog of points to spend.. like when you havent used them for a while in origins and then suddenly need to use them again nd have to update them.. same idea goes for this.. just hope they do it and not give another team of unknowns.. that said.. if that happens then i keep hoping this is for the reason that you re building a long list of alleys whom you will be able to call upon one day for the.. Ultimate evil battle :)
Comment by BeliZar on July 31, 2010 at 1:05 pm
LOL Mass Effect suicide mission music in the background… :D