Dragon Age: Origins

[HayashiTakara]

cheats huh? I could use a money cheat.... lol

[Statonxyb]

Originally Posted by HayashiTakara

cheats huh? I could use a money cheat.... lol

Spoiler for Dragon Age: Origins PC Cheats:

* Add the -enabledeveloperconsole command line parameter to end of the "Target" field in the "Shortcut" properties that are used to launch the game. Press ~ during game play to display the console window. Enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function. Note: You will not see what is being typed and you may need to press [Backspace] to remove the "`" character if it is present in the console window.

* For the Steam version of the game, in the "My Games" Steam tab, Right Click "Dragon Age: Origins" and select "Properties". In the General tab, select "Set launch options", then enter -enabledeveloperconsole in that field. Press ~ during game play to display the console window. Enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function. Note: You will not see what is being typed and you may need to press [Backspace] to remove the "`" character if it is present in the console window.

Add indicated amount of copper: runscript zz_money <number>

(I assume you don't include the less than/greater than symbols when entering the code. )

Source: http://www.gamewinners.com/Cheats/in...igins_%28PC%29

[SaintessHeart]

Spoiler for how to cheat:

Create a shortcut, then set the target as "blah blah blah" -enabledeveloperconsole.

Press tilde ingame and input the following (you can't see the console, so you have to type by instinct and press Enter) :

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- runscript addxp X - Adds XP in the amount of X

- runscript zz_money X - Adds copper in the amount of X (1000 = 1 Gold Piece)

- runscript pc_immortal - Infinite health (will not drop below 0)

- runscript zz_addparty NPCname - Add party member by name

- runscript ai off - Turns off AI

- runscript selectparty - Party selection screen

- runscript chargen - Origin screen

- runscript killallhostiles - Kill all enemies

- runscript zz_addapproval X Y - Add approval to a character

- runscript zz_addparty - Add player beyond party limit

- runscript healplayer - Heal party

- runscript bowlingforferelden - Knocks back enemies and adds a shield

- runsript zz_dropparty - Removes entire party

- runscript zz_talk_nearest - Talk to nearest NPC

- runscript zz_pre_strategy - Teleport party to Duncan's fire in Ostagar

- runscript zz_pre_demo2 - Teleport party to Ostagar

- runscript wizard - Become a Level 2 Mage

- runscript rogue - Become a level 2 Rogue

- runscript warrior - Become a Level 2 Warrior

- runscript addtalent X - Add talent or spell, where X represents a specific talent or spell (1-?). Note: Some digits may be unusable talents/spells

- runscript removetalent X - Removes a talent
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[Kyero Fox]

Spoiler for how to not be a sorry gamer:

Don't use cheats

:P

[Statonxyb]

Originally Posted by Kyero Fox

Spoiler for how to not be a sorry gamer:

Don't use cheats

:P

Spoiler for Good thing...:

I bought DA for the 360; my video RAM is shot.

[DragoonKain3]

I actually find that gold is actually very useful, and not overly plentiful, is one of the best things about this game. Vast majority of games gives you oodles and OODLES of gold, but nothing to spend it on. In here, you can't afford everything; heck, in order to afford everything for your main 4, you have to scrounge up every copper by selling practically everything you have AND you have to be very picky in what you buy.

[HayashiTakara]

When typing in the cheat, is the shortcuts suppose to be active as well? like pressing m opens up the map still?

Edit:

cause even ignoring it and continue to input the cheat, nothign happens.

[SaintessHeart]

Originally Posted by HayashiTakara

When typing in the cheat, is the shortcuts suppose to be active as well? like pressing m opens up the map still?

Edit:

cause even ignoring it and continue to input the cheat, nothign happens.

No, you are supposed to press tilde first before inputting the cheat. Otherwise, you didn't launch from the shortcut, right? You launched from the loader.

[HayashiTakara]

Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

No, you are supposed to press tilde first before inputting the cheat. Otherwise, you didn't launch from the shortcut, right? You launched from the loader.

well yeah, of course I pressed it first, still nothing happens. Of course I used the short cut.

[ZeroForever]

you have to alter the .ini file also to enable console, see the below to more exact directions

Spoiler:

Make a shortcut to your "daorigins.exe" file (located in the bin_ship) folder on your desktop or Start Menu. Add the line "-enabledeveloperconsole" to the end of the shortcut, without quotes, and it should look something like "C:\Program Files\Dragon Age\bin_ship\daorigins.exe" -enabledeveloperconsole.

This also works for the STEAM version. Go to your My Games tab and right-click on Dragon Age: Orgins. In the General tab you will see "Set launch options...", click on it and add "-enabledeveloperconsole" (without quotes).

Open the file \BioWare\Dragon Age\Settings\KeyBindings.ini in your My Documents folder. Find the line that says OpenConsole_0 and change the value after the equals sign (=) to Keyboard::Button_Tilde. To open the console after running the game, press the ~ button in the top left corner of your keyboard.

Note that adding this line to the shortcut created when you install which links to dalauncher.exe WILL NOT WORK. Also note that you will not be able to see the console, but you can tell that it is open because keys you normally can use as shortcuts to commands will no longer work (C for Character Record, etc).

the console is fun but screwing with it to much can corrupt the game so make sure you save before you do anything. Honestly it's fun for messing around and the gold limits makes alot of things easier (aka buying bags and class books as the lack of chest unless you get a mod or buy a dlc is retarded).

[Tiberium Wolf]

OMG! The difficulty from easy to normal is huge!!! I barely keep my party alive in normal.

BTW, why the hell does the melee chars have blood splatter after combat? Man! I can't stop laughing at them. It's so damn funny.

[SaintessHeart]

Originally Posted by Tiberium Wolf

OMG! The difficulty from easy to normal is huge!!! I barely keep my party alive in normal.

BTW, why the hell does the melee chars have blood splatter after combat? Man! I can't spot laughing at them. It's so damn funny.

It is a bug IMO. I throw a stonefist for a 1HKO from long range but still get blood on me.

[ZeroForever]

pretty sure it's intentional... i mean there's alot of blood splatter in the game... if you ever use blood magic it's so excessive it's like a fist of the north star scene... aka erupting blood spouts etc..

[HayashiTakara]

Originally Posted by Tiberium Wolf

OMG! The difficulty from easy to normal is huge!!! I barely keep my party alive in normal.

BTW, why the hell does the melee chars have blood splatter after combat? Man! I can't stop laughing at them. It's so damn funny.

Because... chopping people up tends to get messy?

Originally Posted by SaintessHeart

It is a bug IMO. I throw a stonefist for a 1HKO from long range but still get blood on me.

Uh... I think you misunderstood what he was saying. Melee doesn't mean range

[Revan21]

Originally Posted by Tiberium Wolf

BTW, why the hell does the melee chars have blood splatter after combat? Man! I can't stop laughing at them. It's so damn funny.

I think you can turn it off in the Options Menu.

Look for Persistent Gore or something

[Mr Hat and Clogs]

I had to turn it off for a while because it was just so distracting. I turned it back on after a while and now only my melee character gets blood on him, which seems to disappear after a while anyway. Which is better.

[HayashiTakara]

Originally Posted by Mr Hat and Clogs

I had to turn it off for a while because it was just so distracting. I turned it back on after a while and now only my melee character gets blood on him, which seems to disappear after a while anyway. Which is better.

actually the blood only disappears when you load into a new area. I left my game on for a few hours once cause I had to run to the store and came back and the blood was still there. But once I went into a house the blood automatically disappears.

[Tiberium Wolf]

Well... you finished beating some bad guys and then you talk with someone right after. You will them covered with blood. It's so distracting. Their faces have blood all over it, even in the lips.

[HayashiTakara]

Call me crazy but this game seriously lacks Mage equipment. Morrigan looks like a hobo with what little mage gear I can find for her.

[Kyero Fox]

the game is Highly modable, give it time