Isabela in Dragon Age: Origins but before 10 push-ups (Gameplay in 2024 with tweaks & mods)

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Published on November 21, 2024 7:56:53 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOlmZlJFRLo

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Dragon Age: Origins (2009)

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Read more below about modding.

Hi all, so a little extra about modding & mods are using for DAO right now:
In my DAO playlist here on YouTube I think you can find already useful vids:    • Dragon Age: Origins   Like this guide:    • How to Install Mods in Dragon Age Ori...   or for example this video as well:
   • 15 Essential MODS for Dragon Age Orig...  

I use various unofficial patched, fixes, tweaks and texture modifications, texture replacers, whole new set of weapons, armours, clothes too, plus have new, fan made quests as well & so on. :)))
In general you need the 4 GB patch for the DAO exe file to make sure the game can run in a more stable manner. The fix pack is also a must have, here you can find: https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage/mods/4689 Also, when you start to mod your game, please make yourself a favour and if a mod asking to OVERWRITE the original file(s) of your copy of DAO than BEFORE THAT make sure, you make copy of that file or files in a different folder. So, if something goes wrong later in your game with the mod files, you can simply just overwrite them with the copies of the original files you saved before... That's all in a nutshell the modding part. If you wanna do even more smart way this whole modding thing, the newly installed mods you can put in different folder, like new folder 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 & so on (or you can even date the folders where you store your downloaded mods, that's even better), so it may help to easier backtrack of which new mod cause any conflicts with your previously installed ones. Long as you read the descriptions of every mods plus follow them, doing modding in a organised fashion, it's fun, and have great results. Hope it's helps, game ON! :)

My guide on Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3370922810

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