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Sims 3 Neighborhood Workshop is the first incarnation of the save game editor with an attempt at a friendly interface. Sims 3 Neighborhood Workshop is the first incarnation of the save game editor with an attempt at a friendly interface. Right now all.

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The issues are that I bought the DLCs on 360 and don't feel like buying them again just for a couple of flags in the save, don't really have time to go through all of DA2 again,. I keep looking for one, but everyone is either for importing into DA2 (A DAO save editor) or looks sketchy and autodownloads, which I never trust. Also: I don't see Mark of the Assassin on Origin. Just thought I'd point that out. Not too many details are out yet. Half comes from the initial blog post and half comes from a 30 minute interview:.

Long story short, the idea was that because there were bugs in earlier saved games and it is difficult to have cross-platform save game import, they decided to hose the entire thing and start from scratch. It's supposed to be a central web resource where you can go and recreate your decisions in DA:O, Awakening, and DA2, and internally the Keep would generate a logically consistent initial state for Inquisition. Things are TBD on whether you can import save games into Dragon Age Keep or if it becomes a choose-your-own-adventure multiple choice exam. Edit: it's out in beta form now, and you can apply to be a beta tester if you want.

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Cool Edit Pro is very versatile once you learn to get around in it. Or go the Magix 'Audio Cleaning Lab 2005' route and for $40 get a bunch of effects and CD authoring layout similiar to what I have in CD Architect.except for the redbook PQ manipulations. I use Voxengo and Sonitus (from Cakewalk) mostly but sometimes use, T-Racks (plug & standalone), Har-Bal standalone parametric EQ. If you want this for heavy distribution, production run, or glass master kind of thing then maybe one of the mastering guys will have some pro recommendations. Either way you can make some very good home demos - assuming the tracking and mixing is good quality too!

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