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1. #EA ORIGIN DRAGON AGE INQUISITION CONNECT GOLDEN NUG MODS#
2. #EA ORIGIN DRAGON AGE INQUISITION CONNECT GOLDEN NUG PC#
3. #EA ORIGIN DRAGON AGE INQUISITION CONNECT GOLDEN NUG WINDOWS#

Dragon Age: Origins For details of some of the choices made in Dragon Age: Origins, see this list. The fact that there are so many EA games on GeForce Now is a good sign. The EA titles presented here may be quite old, but of course Dragon Age is a big franchise name, but Inquisition was released in 2014. Note: Default choices will be underlined or otherwise indicated. Unravel Two (Steam and Origin) Lastler (steam) Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist (Ubisoft Connect) Analysis: Good signs for the future. There are approximately 300 choices that can be made in the Keep.Īn official Feature Tutorial was released on YouTube from BioWare Base, which can be found here: It is possible to share one's World States with other Origin users. You can have up to 10 different World States saved in the Keep at any one time, and can edit or delete them at any time (though you must have at least 1 World State saved). Any time the story branches, the user will have the ability to alter what happens.Īfter the video is over or skipped, the "Tapestry" can be used to select major decisions quickly and efficiently, while also clearing up various canon errors. Once the protagonists from the previous games have been selected, an animated video, narrated by Varric, describing the events of the previous installments will play. If there aren't any, there will be an option to choose from a selection of pre-defined heroes. The Keep scans the linked account to check for any pre-existing Wardens or Hawkes. A beta version of the application was publicly released on October 29, 2014. The Keep can be accessed on a variety of devices (including tablets and smartphones) through an Origin account. The Keep will presumably also be used for Dragon Age 4. Decisions made in Origins and Dragon Age II can be imported into Inquisition it is the only way to transfer choices into Inquisition.

#EA ORIGIN DRAGON AGE INQUISITION CONNECT GOLDEN NUG MODS#

If it still doesn't boot up even with your antivirus software disabled, you're back to swapping Origin's version for Steam's or scragging your mods or both.Dragon Age Keep is a free online application that allows players to tailor decisions made in Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age II and Dragon Age: Inquisition. That way you can turn your antivirus software back on and not be waving your nekkid harddrive at every hacker on teh Interwebs. So.if this turns out to be what was holding you back, you'll need to put DragonAgeInquisition.EXE into your virus exception stuff. Avast and AVG are *notorious* for blocking Inquisition (to the point there's a whole thread over on EA support about it). At this point, the game will either launch.or not.

#EA ORIGIN DRAGON AGE INQUISITION CONNECT GOLDEN NUG WINDOWS#

Be ready to bang the OK button because there's a high likelihood that Windows will pop up with some kind of gripe about firewalls, and you'll need to give Inquisition permission to look at your digital knickers.ĥ. Launch Inquisition from its shortcut WITHOUT deliberately booting either Steam or Origin.Ĥ. Completely disable your antivirus software.ģ. Exit out of all launchers (steam and origin).Ģ. So.before you go uninstalling mods and/or changing game versions, try just *completely* disabling your antivirus software. Normally I start all my advice with "kill your mods and start over" but in this case what you describe is very similar to what many others have faced, and the fault was in antivirus software conflicts. Tried launching game from both Origin and Steam, no difference.

#EA ORIGIN DRAGON AGE INQUISITION CONNECT GOLDEN NUG PC#

I've played this game (pirate) on my PC before, with the highest settings and it works well. I don't want my money wasted and I love this game. the game just takes forever to load just to get to the main menu! I removed the modding folders and reverified the files via steam. Even managed to synchronise with golden nug for awhile. Originally posted by VG_Cambrian:I don't know what's happening. It might be hardware related, but then the issue has to be present in other games as well. It's pretty hard to ascertain why the game is performing this way for you. Mods do seem to have had a hand in causing the issue, but I cant say that for certain. But on the other hand, its totally MMO-ish. Its full, alive, big, massive and hilarious.

Environment - one of the best environments Ive ever seen in RPG games.

On one hand, its enjoyable RPG with Origins atmosphere and after Dragon Age II, it went back to its roots.

Thanks for all your responses.ĭo you have an HDD or an SSD? Are there any other games that have similar issues or is it only occuring in Dragon Age inquisition?Īre the loading screens really long when youre in the game itself or is it just the first loading screen? Dragon Age: Inqusition is a contradictory game. There is a thing about Origins that lets it save to Cloud, I'm guessing it remembers my save files and/or settings? Its just a guess. Perhaps there some things I haven't discovered that may contribute, besides that I'm all out of ideas. Still the launch time 'takes forever' persists. Remove all software overlays (Steam, Origins, Nvidia Shadow) Delete all other versions and maintain only a steam version (never had the origins version though, only had pirate)Ĥ. Delete save files (I keep a back up at a separate location)ģ. Originally posted by VG_Cambrian:I've tried these range of things:ġ.