Dragon Age 2 Save Game Editor

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Once you’re satisfied, click ‘confirm’ and make a save under a name you can easily recognize. Boot up the Pygff editor. Navigate to your saves – it should be under My Documents/Bioware/Dragon Age 2/Characters. Find the save with the head you just made, and open the DAS file with the savegame editor. Description – Main game and DLC completed for 100%. 100% friendly with other characters. All Main and side quests done. Version – Dragon Age: Origins with out DLC’s (save with all DLC’s like Awakening is HERE) Author – alex9208. A generator that can create importable Dragon Age: Origins for Dragon Age 2 with user-specified options for plot, characters, etc Also there is a Mass Effect 2 save editor that you can download.

The GFF editor is a tool for opening and editing GFF files, such as savegames. See GFF for information about the GFF file format.

I would like to use a save editor for DAO mainly because I want to be an overpowered player and I just want to have a good time with it. If there is a save editor then I would like a small description and a link to it if possible. Thanks in advance! ːagathacrossː Also, I just want to hear about the Save Editor, not what you personal opinion about save editors or modding and cheating.

Out of memory error

The GFF editor that comes with the toolset is not very efficiently programmed, unfortunately. When opening GFF files as small as 7 megabytes or so (which savegames can easily reach) the editor's memory usage can skyrocket above 3 gigabytes and potentially cause the editor to crash.

While the memory usage itself can't be worked around presently (it's an inherent flaw in the editor), it is possible to make the editor less prone to crashing when it reaches such large memory sizes using a trick developed by Krayzie_3334.[1]

  1. Download CFF Explorer,
  2. Open Dragonagetoolset.exe with CFF (make a backup first)
  3. In the Left-Hand Pane, Left Click ( Highlight ) 'File Header'
  4. In the Right-Hand Pane Click on the 'Click here' box.
  5. In the 'Characteristics Window' Check the 'App can handle >2GB address space' box.
  6. Click OK
  7. File -> Save & Exit.
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Please note that the above workaround requires that you have at least 4 gigabytes of RAM.

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Dragon Age 2 Save Game Editor

Disclaimer: I don’t own a console so I can’t speak for how any of this might or might not work on anything but the PC. As always, back everything up before making any changes. The Savegame Editor can really screw up your game and it’s better to have a backup copy than not to.

Dragon Age 2 Save Game Editor

This post DOES contain some spoilers.

Tutorial made with Windows 10

Dragon Age 2 Save Game Editor Pc

Things you’ll need:

Nearly Unlimited Saves Tutorial will be helpful to easily sort your folders

Save

You’re playing your game and realize something is wrong with your world state. Maybe you wanted Loghain to be the Warden and you got Stroud. Maybe you forgot to check Hawke’s personality as Aggressive and you got an out of character Diplomatic Hawke. Maybe you’re a stickler for tiny details and your Warden is showing up as Dalish when they should have been a dwarf. It’s bothering you so much you came here to fix it.

Whichever is the case, you have the power to change all of this, even if you’re hours into your game.

Dragon Age 2 Save Game Editor Xbox 360

  1. Go back to a save point before you noticed the changes you don’t like. Example: If you’re talking to the Warden you’ll need to go back to a point before you entered the cave and met him.
  2. Save your progress. I recommend using a Quick save so you can find it more easily.
  3. Rename your “save” folder to something you can remember. I have mine arranged by character name. (See above tutorial link.)
  4. Open DAI
  5. On the splash screen, click on the Dragon Age Keep
  6. Create your world however you want to.
    Note that a lot of the decisions are meaningless. You’ll want to focus on Hawke, his/her companions, Warden gender/race/class/fate, fate of Alistair, Leliana, Morrigan, Zevran and Logain. Dagna, Hawke’s relationship with Varric, Anders’ fate, Sebastian’s fate, Sacred Ashes quest, Decisions with Redcliffe, if your Warden sided with the mages/templars, if Varric saved a shard of red lyrium, who killed the archdemon, if you finished DAO, DA2, and Awakening. Possibly the king of the dwarves. Werewolves, fate of the rest of the Wardens’ companions, who you sided with the anvil quest, and most of Hawke’s information never comes into play.
  7. Get far enough into your game to save it. I recommend a Quick Save to make it easy to find.
  8. Close DAI
  9. Go into your save folder (default is Documents/Bioware/DragonAgeInquisition)
  10. Copy your save file
  11. Paste it on your Desktop (or somewhere you can easily find it)
  12. Rename it. I use WorldState.das so it’s easy to identify.
  13. Close the save folder
  14. Open the folder you were using to play and renamed in step #2
  15. Copy the saved file you want to change.
  16. Paste it on the Desktop (or wherever you can find it again)
  17. Rename it. I normally use the same file name with an a or x on the end before the .das
  18. Open DAI Savegame Editor
  19. Open the file from #17 in the DAI Savegame Editor
  20. Click Import World State
  21. Select your WorldState.das (or whatever you named it)
  22. It should show you the changes and say “World State Imported Successfully”
  23. Click “Close”
  24. Save your file. I drop the a or x on the end so it has the same name as the original
  25. Copy the file (I used the mouse shortcut here)
  26. Paste it into the folder you renamed in #2
  27. Rename your World State folder. I usually change it from “save” to “TempWorldState”
  28. Rename the folder in step #2 to “save”
  29. Play DAI with the World State of your dreams