THANKS the maker uuhmm 'modders' for making these! Would be nice if they are compatible with above mentioned. If you have other mods, don't hold back and post them. If you played through it multiple times you just wanna rush through it and buy the best gear as fast as possible). (for hiding the ugly helmets/caps for rogues and mages) Tucked Hair (Was needed for Dragon Age Redesigned if 'aestethics version' is chosen).

Shops only sell or buy certain items (for instance: bartenders will only sell/buy ingredients, potions, gifts and the like while armor smithy's will only buy/sell weapons and armor). Also new materials, animations, armor tints, items. (This adds more 'life' to the game but also fixes alot of stuff. (this will change alot of the characters and NPC's awkward faces. These are the most important that i know of. I do recommend that new players play it atleast halfway (if not completely) through without them except the 4GB patch. Below a few mods that to me became a necessity if i play it. They did a nice job on the main characters though! Also enemies are awesome but, like regular NPC's (towns folk, side quest givers) are sometimes weird.īUT to my surprise with only a few mods the game can look good and be enjoyable today. You know as a gamer that Gameplay > graphics! BUT that doesn't interfere with the gameplay though.

The only thing i actually liked 'less' (but thankfully there is a mod for that) is the looks of the NPC's! So awkward It seems to me that NPC's are mostly randomly generated with some minor tweaks and be done with it. it feels so good for such a relatively old game!

It's about two years ago since i last played it and to be honest. I'm playing through it at this time around after finishing Inquisition.

Dragon age origins hide helmet mod