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[JackM]

The item code should be gwb_im_wep_mag_sta_icy.uti



Look at the Item List.txt supplied with the AddItem mod for a complete listing of the item codes.

[JackM]

This looks like an authorization issue with your DLCs. Here are the steps I always follow after the game launch and before clicking New, Resume or Load to avoid these issues:

1. from main menu, check that you are logged in* then select Downloadable Content
2. if you see your DLCs on a green background and Points Balance updating, skip to step 7
3. wait for Point Balance to be updated
4. close panel
5. click again Downloadable Content
6. this time you should see your installed DLC on a green background and the Points Balance in update mode again
7. wait for Points Balance to be updated
8. close panel and load your saved game, resume a previous game or start a new one.
* You must be logged with the very same account you used to purchase your DLC(s) or to redeem your promo code(s)

You only have to proceed this way on your first load after each DA:O launch. Once this is done, you can directly load saved games during the same session.

If the above steps do not solve your issue, the next step is to try to launch the Dragon Age Updater service prior to launching the game. For this, exit the game if it is already running, Open Windows main menu, select Run..., type "services.msc" (without the quotes) and press Enter. In the Services window, look for Dragon Age: Origins - Updater service. Right-click on this service and select Start in the contextual menu. Once the service has started, close the Services window, relaunch the game and repeat the above steps.

You may also find useful information about the Dragon Age Updater service here.

[JackM]

If you force load when you get the message about the Premium Content not enabled, your savegame will be loaded without any DLC for which authorization is missing and, when you save, your new savegame does not contains any data about these DLCs. So, when you load this new savegame, the DLC data (items, locations, npc, scripts, etc.) will be missing in the game. So, IMO, force loading is a bad solution to authorization problems unless you required to use it to solve some specific issues.

Modifié par JackM, 29 août 2010 - 09:12 .

[Dragoon001]

filaminstrel wrote...

Frustrating new bug for me in 1.04 seems to be DLC verification becoming much more unstable, causing DLC items to disappear randomly. I tried to fix this another way before and made things even worse by seeming to make some DLCs permanently unverified. Sucked. But I resolved that problem eventually, even though I don't know how I did it. I feel like I just got lucky.

Anyway, I've discovered the additem script, which is wonderful. Morrigan just lost the Winter's Breath (not Wintersbreath) staff from WK because of this stupid bug, and now I need to get it back. I can't seem to locate the item in the toolset nor via google, so... anyone know the item code? For that matter, anyone have a list of DLC item codes for future reference?

Many thanks.

It's a real shame what user have to go through today. Maybe it's the best you decode the DLC's so they no longer randomly disappear.