Dragon Age Inquisition Best Mods for 2020 (& How to Install Them)
Dragon Age: Inquisition – Best Mods for 2020 (& How to Install Them)
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If the original Dragon Age: Inquisition has grown repetitive or stale, here are some of the best mods to install to revamp the whole experience.
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Despite its relative age, Dragon Age: Inquisition has remained a popular and beloved RPG since it was released. The massive open-world, combined with unique and charming characters and relationships, can allow players to replay the game multiple times over as they wait eagerly for the upcoming unnamed installment, Dragon Age 4.
Like any game, Dragon Age: Inquisition still has a few bugs, and some of its character creation options can get old quickly. Fortunately, the robust modding community have taken matters into their own hands, coming up with thousands of mods to do everything from standard bug fixes to cosmetic upgrades to completely redesigning the companion and advisor NPCs. For any player looking to jump back into the Inquisition’s adventures across Thedas and experience the game in a new way, here are the best mods to get for Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Best Mods for Dragon Age: Inquisition in 2020
The best mods for Dragon Age: Inquisition fix some part of the gameplay that might be frustrating. Some even allow the player to save their Inquisition Perks and use them for other benefits. However, the most beloved mods improve or enhance the relationships between characters in the game.
Configurable Increased Inventory Capacity (2019 update)
Two Inquisition Perks in the game can incrementally upgrade free inventory space. Unfortunately, unlocking these Perks takes a lot of time. Rather than spending the precious few points, a player gets to obtain these inventory Inquisition Perks, players can download this mod instead.
Configurable Increased Inventory Capacity was created by electricfish and updated in 2019 by ZorrCrew on Nexus Mods. The original mod only increased inventory space to a fixed 400 slots. In the update, ZorrCrew allows players to choose between 200, 400, 1000, and 5000 free slots, a massive upgrade from the incremental 15 players get with their hard-earned Inquisition Perks.
War Table – No Waiting
For the impatient player looking for a speed run, there is a way to finish those War Table missions in record time. Normally, when the player chooses a War Table mission, it will take their advisors and agents a certain amount of time to complete that task. More than just waiting for the task to complete, however, players must also wait to use that advisor on another mission, which can lead to delays or disastrous choices.
Players who want to avoid this can install the wildly popular War Table – No Waiting mod by Tahira. Every mission will be completed upon activating, save one. The “Truth or Dare: A Dangerous Game” mission takes one minute to avoid a known bug.
MoreLoot – Remade
After a certain point in the game, players will likely notice that defeated enemies don’t drop as much loot and that the contents of chests, especially in lower-level areas like The Hinterlands, have grown stale. The remake of Dheuster’s MoreLoot mod, uploaded by tirnoney, allows players to add overrides to about 200 of the over 400 random loot tables in the game to increase the chances of enemies dropping gold, rare items, crafting items, and schematics. The player can control what specifically they want more drops of.
Search Radius Increased
Another Inquisition Perk players can pick up from the War Table is Eagle Eyed, a perk that improves the radius size of the search function to point out easy-to-miss loot. The radius size does not improve all that much using this Perk. For the completionist who wants to loot every item in the game, the Search Radius Increased mod is the easiest way to do so.
Created by jerrybullet, who has other mods that made this list, Search Radius Increased allows players can decide how much larger they want the search radius to be, either by 50% or 100%. The mod also eliminates the line-of-site requirement, allowing the search feature to pick up items that may be out of reach or behind walls.
More Banter
Because relationships are such a huge part of the game, this is easily the best mod, and one fans almost universally love. More Banter was created by jerrybullet on Nexus Mods to fix a bug that prevented party banter from triggering while exploring the different areas of Thedas. Typically, the player can expect to hear party banter once every 20 minutes, but the timer will reset each time the player fast-travels around one of the maps. Moreover, an unread Codex and some bugs could prevent banter from triggering at all.
More Banter ensures the party talks during side quests once every 15 minutes, and any time the player changes their party at camp. With over 5 hours of recorded party banter between every possible combination of characters, players can now hear the relationships between their companions grow and develop. This mod is a must-have, especially in 2020.
Party at the Winter Palace
During Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts, the Inquisitor takes their advisors and party to the Winter Palace to attend Empress Celene’s ball and peace talks to stop an assassination plot. The main quest is such a deviation from the heaviness of the rest of the story, and it can be fun for players to see their companions playing politics after a few drinks.
It can be hard to choose a party for this event. Thankfully, sapphim and starrarte make it so party only matters during combat. With Party at the Winter Palace installed, every recruited companion shows up at the Ball and can be spoken with. In addition, every recruited character will be announced to the court as the Inquisitor approaches Empress Celene. Players should know that kicked out party members will still be announced as though they are present, even if they are not. Still, if players have ever wondered what an Inquisition road trip might look like, this is their chance.
Multiple Romance Mod
There is an emphasis on romance and relationships in Dragon Age: Inquisition, as in any BioWare game. With eight potential love interests with full storylines, and several other characters the Inquisitor can flirt with, it can be difficult for players to choose a romantic partner. One gripe many players have had in the past was that, once the Inquisitor became exclusive with one love interest, the flirtation options vanished for all others.
For a more realistic take on relationships, borglet created the Multiple Romance Mod. With it, players can select the characters they may want to flirt with in a game and add them to the Mod Manager. This way, if the player chooses a romantic partner, they can still use the flirt and romance options with the selected character or characters simultaneously, which is typically not allowed.
Side Braid with Bun Hair
Inquisitor appearances in the game can get repetitive quickly with the few options usually available. While appearance-altering mods can be subjective, one consistently rises above the rest. The Side Braid with Bun hair mod by caliterra replaces the Scout Harding hairstyle in the character creator for elf and human female characters. This one is highly rated because the mesh quality is excellent. The style does not clip through the Inquisitor’s armor and it looks like it has always belonged in the game.
Enhanced Inquisitor Sliders
For a more holistic Inquisitor appearance overhaul, players will want to pick up the Enhanced Inquisitor Sliders mod from kingslayvr. This mod allows players to fully customize the Inquisitor’s appearance, including full use of the color wheel for hair, eyebrows, eyelashes, and stubble.
More Inquisition Levels
In the vanilla version of the game, the Inquisition cannot earn Influence over level 20. As Influence is tied directly to Inquisition Perks, this means players can only get up to 19 Perks total. Players who have done or plan to do completionist runs of the game will find there is far more gameplay than 20 Inquisition Levels.
The More Inquisition Levels mod was created by Ghostfish on Nexus Mods and increases possible Inquisition levels to 30. Players will also get up to 34 Perk points, allowing them to unlock every possible Inquisition Perk. This mod will not work with NewInfluenceTable or Ardent Blossom Misc Store.
Install Mods for Dragon Age: Inquisition
Downloading mods is only the beginning. To successfully mod Dragon Age: Inquisition, players will need one of two Mod Managers. The most common is DAI Mod Manager, which players can download for free. Players have also begun using Frosty Mod Manager since DAI Mod Manager is no longer receiving updates. Frosty also allows for more cosmetic mods, including face retextures on all companions. Here’s how to install mods on each of these systems on PC.
On DAI Mod Manager:
On Frosty:
Players will want to note that they need to launch the game from the Frosty mod manager each time in order for the mods to work properly.
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