Bioware's "Dragon Age: Inquisition" was barely released two days ago, and already players have stumbled on massive caches of cheats and secrets.
KpopStarz is first, with a list of command console cheats that can grant players any number of extra bonuses:
"runscript pc_immortal - This cheat can take damage, it won't kill you, so you are really invincible.
Xrunscript dbg_setattrib x y - 1 minute attribute buff. Here x is attribute (is a number from 1 to 6; 1 being str, 2 dex, etc. in order) and y is the amount of buff you want.
runscript addxp x - Add experience points to your character(s) for faster levelling up. x is the amount of XP you wish to add.
runscript chargen mage - Can changes player to a level 2 mage.
runscript chargen rogue - Can changes player to a level 2 rogue.
runscript chargen warrior - Can changes player to a level 2 warrior.
runscript bowlingforferelden - Knocks back enemies and forms a shield.
runscript zz_supercrit player - Gives the player 1000 mana and health, 50 strength and dexterity.
runscript zz_supercrit gen00fl_(companion name in lowercase) - Can gives the player's chosen companion 1000 mana and health, 50 strength and dexterity.
runscript healplayer - Heals the players and his party.
runscript killallhostiles - Kills all enemies in a specific area.
runscript injury remparty - Can remove injuries of your party.
runscript addmoney xx - xx is the amount of gold you want to add to your inventory, this Dragon Age Inquisition cheat can add money to your account."
But if you're looking for something a little less conventional (and as far as video game cheats go, infinite health, more money and adding XP are about as conventional as things get) there are a few other options available.
The weirdest, by far is something discovered by IGN- a pie wearing a top hat. That's certainly weird enough, no? According to IGN, a player felt through the ground seemingly at random and discovered an entire world under the game, along with a bizarre little character that looked lke a pie and was wearing a top hat.
Graham Kelly, an environmental artist on "Dragon Age: Inquisition," called the little fella the "Lord of the Pies" and hinted that the game held more secrets like that- presumably, ones that were just baffling.
See a video of the elusive Lord of the Pies below.
Check back soon for the latest news on any upcoming "Dragon Age: Inquisition" cheats.
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