Locate the line called OpenConsole_0 and edit so that it should look like this: OpenConsole_0=Keyboard::Button_~.Use Notepad to open the file KeyBindings.ini.Go to your My Documents (or just Documents in Windows Vista) and open the folder called Bioware, then go into the Dragon Age folder and then the Settings folder.Edit the shortcut and add -enabledeveloperconsole to the end of the Target box so that it looks like this: “C:\Program Files\Dragon Age\bin_ship\daorigins.exe” -enabledeveloperconsole.Make a shortcut to the main Dragon Age: Origins program file, daorigins.exe.Enable Console Commandsīefore you can use these console commands in Dragon Age: Origins, you must first make a couple of minor edits in order to enable them within the game. That being said, use these commands at your own risk, and be sure to save your game before you try any of them. However, don’t be too tempted to run through the game with all the cheats turned on or else it will really make the game less enjoyable. If you are getting very frustrated with a certain battle or some part of the game, then by all means cheat a little to get past it. I have played through Dragon Age as a rogue and completed the game, and I had a very fun time doing so.
#THIEF SIMULATOR CONSOLE COMMANDS HOW TO#
In this article, I will show you how to get into the Dragon Age: Origins console and run these commands.īefore we get into the console commands in Dragon Age: Origins, I would first like to comment on cheating in this game. The console is often a leftover piece of coding used by the game designers for playtesting, and it gets left behind for users to run cheats, generate items, and so on. Many games include a special in-game console for trying special commands, and Dragon Age: Origins is no different. Console Commands and Cheats for Dragon Age Origins
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