That’s right! Mexico celebrates its independence in September 16th, or more likely, the night of September 15th, when traditionally they make the traditional Grito de Independencia by midnight, which is a reenactment of the legend of the night revolutionary priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla called mass in 1810 for the people to rebel against the Spanish government. Cinco de Mayo is NOT the date of the Independence of Mexico. Those interested can download this realistic first-person mod for Dragon Age: Inquisition from here, and below you can find its key features.Hello there! Diego here! (That… that’s seriously my name.) As some of you may know, I am of Mexican origin, and I would like to make a few things clear about May 5th you may or may not be aware about.ġ.
Still, we believe that this is a pretty cool way to re-experience Bioware’s RPG. What’s also really cool here is that in first-person mode, players will be able to manually aim arrows using the crosshair, regardless of whether auto-targeting is active or not.Īccording to the modder, this realistic first-person mod is not tuned for combat, meaning that players may run into tons of issues while using it. Naturally, this mod works on both combat and non-combat areas, such as Skyhold. And today, we are happy to report that there is a new mod for Dragon Age: Inquisition that lets players experience Bioware’s RPG in first-person perspective.Ĭreated by modder ‘wavebend’, this mod introduces a first-person camera with full body awareness, crosshair, and a toggle feature to switch on the fly between the first-person and third-person perspectives. Back in 2017, we informed you about a mod that enabled a first-person mode in The Witcher 3.
We really love when modders introduce new camera perspectives to older games.
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