Fri, Nov 06, 2009 | 16:16 GMT
PC patch for Dragon Age: Origins now available
BioWare has released a small PC patch for Dragon Age: Origins that not only fixes a few bugs but it also boosts combat stats for party members on Normal Mode, and it makes the Easy mode, well, easier.
You can get it from sites such as FileFront, FileShack, StrategyInformer and if you are a Steam user, it’s available on there too.
Here are the patch notes:
- Fixed potential corruption of character statistics
- Fixed portrait appearance sliders when importing a character from the downloadable Character Creator
- Fixed import for preset face settings from the downloadable Character Creator
- Made Easy difficulty easier
- Slightly increased attack, defense, and damage scores for all party members at Normal difficulty
- Fixed video issues when running on a very wide screen display, including ATI Eyefinity displays
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6 comments
#1
onlineatron
06/11/09, 4:18 pm
Do you reckon you’ll be given any PS3/360 copies of the game away any time soon?
I love our little comment war comps =D
#2
Dralen
06/11/09, 4:36 pm
I’m glad they fixed the difficulty settings, it gets extremely hard in some places.
#3
loki
06/11/09, 7:01 pm
PC games real sucks, another game, another problems
#4
Uncontested
07/11/09, 7:18 pm
Yes because no console game has ever had to have a patch to fix problems or balance issues right loki? You sniveling little fanboi troll
#5
Kalain
07/11/09, 7:33 pm
I would like to say that Loki is the console equivalant of BDH, but at least BDH responsed back to arguments with links (even if they are not relevent).
Last I read, and saw, was that there are several console games which have had patches and mandatory installs.
#6
Psychotext
07/11/09, 8:27 pm
Loki is just a drive by troll, he lacks the passion to be a nutter full time.