Update: I'm hearing a terrible rumor that Bioware purposely broke the ability to mod this game in Patch 6. Is this true? Please leave a comment below. Official word is that Bioware did not break modding on purpose, but that the breakage appears to be a by-product of the fact that they do not factor the existence of mods into their QA testing. See the first post on for how to back up to Patch 5 to keep using your mods. So far there have been a few retextures and such for the game, along with tweaks for the PC UI and the tactical camera, and the ability to get rid of the horrible pajamas while the Inquisitor is in Skyhold. I'm sure there is more to follow as people figure out the workings of the new save structure and how the game is built in Frostbite.

January 26, 2015: Ehamloptiran has started a project for a patch to fix bugs in the game. - You will need the DAI Mod Manager, linked below. . Want to change that pajamas you are forced to use on Skyhold? Give hair to Solas? Make Leliana red headead again? Here we discuss what we know so far and we even have a tool to view the game assets files (CAS) and the game save files (DAS), courtesy of Warranty Voider (ME3 modding tools) and Ehamloptiran (Skyrim, Bioshock modding tools), wogoodes and others who did many mods for games. Mugen super mario download. The goal is to make a Creation Kit like Skyrim's to allow modders to change game assests.

Do not overwrite the current save file opened! Now you just have to copy that modified save to the Dragon Age Inquisition save folder and replace the last save with it. If everything went fine you should be able to load the game without problems. Importing World States This function lets us import a world state from one save to another. Sims 3 Neighborhood Workshop is the first incarnation of the save game editor with an attempt at a friendly interface. Sims 3 Neighborhood Workshop is the first incarnation of the save game editor with an attempt at a friendly interface.

Will we get there? More to come! DASaveReader is a tool that will read your Origins save file and print out your decisions so they can easily be entered into Keep. This projects supports all quests in Origins and in the DLCs. This will allow you to open your DA:O save to see what choices you made, so you can go through the Dragon Age Keep and apply your choices without having to try to recall them. Sometimes it's hard to remember what you did all those years ago, and if you have multiple play-throughs it makes it even more difficult. So give his save viewer a shot before tearing your hair out in frustration!

Then we have another save reader that can work on both Origins and Dragon Age 2, created by Jacobus Meulen and hosted on the StinStin site. It is not 100% complete for Dragon Age 2 and does have a few bugs, so please read the information on the page. You can give it a shot. Also see that contains a list of the decisions not handled by this tool.