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[NoAngel89]

fallingseraph wrote...

So much is broke, please please give us a 1.05-1.06-1.07 or more till its got +heal working attackspeed working monetary gain working, reduce hostility working, weaken darkspawn working.


Seriously, you keep releasing weapons that DO NOT WORK!

How can you justify a DLC item that has stats that DO No DO ANYTHING!?

They probably are afriad they may overpower an item, but doing the extreme oppsite doesn't help either, sure it maybe in a attempt to make more challengeing gameplay. But I wish bioware had a balance in making a decent DLC item, since people are paying for it, something thats wont make you a tidal wave god, and at the same time, not an item were you don't even notice a single change/difference/improvement.

Modifié par NoAngel89, 27 septembre 2010 - 01:49 .

[Eurypterid]

I think you misunderstood him. He's complaining that the properties they're putting on the DLC weapons aren't even functioning in the game. It's not a matter of whether the weapon is balanced power-wise or not. The properties he mentions just flat out don't work.

[Elhanan]

I too would like to see extant properties working as described; improving current items would grant more gear options.

And I realize it is not a major issue, and I have read that mod fixes are available, but my O-C nature would luv to see Elven boots in a Lothering cabinet, or possibly a second set appearing in a shop near you. I often use the rest of this set, and would like to see it oficially completed.

[night0205]

Just fix the game so it works the way you intended for it to work. That's it.

[Smaaen90]

I must say that I for one would not complain if they released a patch enabling free roaming after DA;Origins (at least, if not Awakening as well) -- My main save I still have quite a few sidequests and other things I would like to finish.



No free roaming after, apart from the camp (yay.. *note sarcasm*) was kind of a let down, still is.

[Icinix]

I just desperately want the ammo packs with armour to work. Every time I do a mission, I have a different capacity.

[bri193]

The Hardest Thing In The World wrote...

bri193 wrote...
I doubt very much DAO will see 1.05 ... Besides Bioware is now making us pay for fixes!
Bugged save game files were being imported into WH causing the Morrigan DR recognition problem. Instead of releasing a patch that fixes the root of the problem, i.e. the save game files from Origins, and/or any of the other DLC, they made the 'fix' in WH 1.1. So,unless you buy and install WH 1.1, your save game files are still
bugged! For anyone thinking about importing a non-WH save game file into DA2, forget it. Your DR decisions (and who knows what else ...) arebugged ...

Are you sure about this, I thought it was WH that was buggy and couldn't recognise the DR decisions.

Yes, I am sure of this.
Some Origins decision flags get re-set if you make a post Epilogue save back  in camp, or if you went off to play RtO or any other DLC after Origins. The only non-buggy save from Origins is the auto Epilogue save.This is the one you need to import into Awakening so your correct decision flags are carried over into Golems and/or WH. Any other save has your DR decision flags re-set. You can confirm this yourself using the toolset. This is a known bug, ignored by Bioware in 1.04.

ladydesire wrote...
Actually, they would have had to release a patch for  Witch Hunt anyway, since the ending auto-save wasn't firing.

So?? Sorry, but this means squat for anyone who does not buy WH ...
Regardless, this should/could have been part of a proper patch.

Modifié par bri193, 27 septembre 2010 - 09:23 .

[Blastback]

NoAngel89 wrote...

OMG no more patches please XD. Do they even account for the people who mod their games, I can't get back some of my old armor and weapons for my newer characters since this 1.04 patch happened, what a pain in the A)*&^

And then there are those of us on console, who can't use mods or fixes.

[nikki191]

night0205 wrote...

Silverite Ruins need to be fixed, period.

yes it does, but from the last patch id say its permamently broken

[Funkjoker]

The most important ones to fix are surely all the crashes; the situation improved with 1.04, but it's not perfect.



Next, there is still the memory leak. After hours of gameplay the game becomes incredibly slow (especially loading times!) and this happens even with 4+ gb ram.



Gameplay issues need to be resolved, too; they are not as important as the two issues ^, but they also have some importance: Silverite mine bug won't be fixed, so do not begin to hope. Furthermore, some talents like Shattering Blows do not work; some weapon properties do nothing (weakens nearby darkspawn, +healing received, monetary gain etc.), I wonder... why are they in this game if no patch did even try to touch and repair them.



Awakening could need a HUGE fixpack. Unfortunately, modders can't mod Awakening. Why didn't BW release the toolset code for Awakening? My guess is that there is so much cut content BW doesn't want the modders to see, as it is an incredibly rushed product.



I'm still hoping to read at least something like "We are working on it" from BW..

[NoAngel89]

Jean-Funk Van Damme wrote...

The most important ones to fix are surely all the crashes; the situation improved with 1.04, but it's not perfect.

Next, there is still the memory leak. After hours of gameplay the game becomes incredibly slow (especially loading times!) and this happens even with 4+ gb ram.

Gameplay issues need to be resolved, too; they are not as important as the two issues ^, but they also have some importance: Silverite mine bug won't be fixed, so do not begin to hope. Furthermore, some talents like Shattering Blows do not work; some weapon properties do nothing (weakens nearby darkspawn, +healing received, monetary gain etc.), I wonder... why are they in this game if no patch did even try to touch and repair them.

Awakening could need a HUGE fixpack. Unfortunately, modders can't mod Awakening. Why didn't BW release the toolset code for Awakening? My guess is that there is so much cut content BW doesn't want the modders to see, as it is an incredibly rushed product.

I'm still hoping to read at least something like "We are working on it" from BW..

or it could be they want to make more money, being able to mod awakenings, idk people are doing it anyway, just wish they guess us something to fix the problem ourselves

and everything you just said, happening to me, which is strange, because its never happened to me before, the lagging/slowing down

Modifié par NoAngel89, 27 septembre 2010 - 02:38 .

[ladydesire]

Bri193: It's my understanding that the "post-coronation camp" was a last minute addition to the game, to appease those players that didn't want to start a new game just to play any DLC that was released after they completed the game. If Bioware hadn't done that, or had properly tested it with Awakening, the entire DR bug would never have happened.

[Loerwyn]

If BioWare were to make a good effort at fixing most of the issues with Dragon Age to date, such as the Silverite Mines, pretty much everything else in Awakening, the DLC transfer issues, and all the gameplay bugs/issues that have accumulated, we'd be looking at something along the lines of the upcoming patch for Divinity 2, i.e. a total rehaul of the game.

Now, with Dragon Oh Dear 2 coming in March (Assuming no delays happen), it's unlikely it'll happen. Outside of the upcoming ultimate edition, there's no more Origins releases happening and it could be seen as a no-win situation, i.e. it costs them money to patch the game without making much money from it as most of the sales are likely secured.

Should 1.05 happen? Yes, it really should. But will it? I don't know. Possibly, but I wouldn't expect it to be ground breaking this close to DA2.

[night0205]

I think if Bioware truly believed it was a big deal, and that the majority of fans want a patch, that they will give use one. I mean, Witch Hunt got patched because of how many people complained about it. If you think about it, the Silverite Ruins bug isn't much different then the Witch Hunt bug. The only difference, the fans haven't made it that big of deal to get it fixed. But the reality is, it BREAKS YOUR GAME! It should have been fixed first awakening patch...

So I say, if you want a patch, make this thread the biggest on the forum.

Modifié par night0205, 28 septembre 2010 - 12:11 .

[Blastback]

night0205 wrote...

I think if Bioware truly believed it was a big deal, and that the majority of fans want a patch, that they will give use one. I mean, Witch Hunt got patched because of how many people complained about it. If you think about it, the Silverite Ruins bug isn't much different then the Witch Hunt bug. The only difference, the fans haven't made it that big of deal to get it fixed. But the reality is, it BREAKS YOUR GAME! It should have been fixed first awakening patch...

So I say, if you want a patch, make this thread the biggest on the forum.

While I can see where you are comming from, heck, agree with the general sentiment, we don't want to tick bioware off by spaming them with demands for a patch.  Just proceed cautiously.

[NoAngel89]

I hate for this tread for whatever reason to get locked. Still idk if making another patch is to fix the other stuff like last patch screwed up, All I'm just asking id if bioware can make a uninstall opinon, the new patch is screwing up my old game, origins enough, I just had enough. Plus I bet they don't account for people who moded the game, by adding things like armor, weapons and such.I want to put it back to at least 1.02 or 1.03, I don't care anymore of the awakening, I just want the old origins back

[NKKKK]

I want to be able to look at Vigilance like it's supposed too.

[night0205]

There is no basis for Bioware to patch the model of vigilance or any other item/weapon/armor that is glitched because of a DLC. Sorry, but they have already stated that DLC's effect on the game will not be fixed. The only hope we have of getting fixes is to focus on how Bioware originally intended for Origins/Awakening to run from the very beginning, but doesn't because of bug/glitches. Those are the issues that Bioware will feel obligated to fix. Unfortunately, they don't care about vigilance looking right, if all you have to do is get rid of the DLC that glitches it. Nor do they care about any of the Warden's Keep items transferring into future expansions. They have already stated that.

[bri193]

ladydesire wrote...
Bri193: It's my understanding that the "post-coronation camp" was a last minute addition to the game, to appease those players that didn't want to start a new game just to play any DLC that was released after they completed the game.

So ladydesire, you are saying it is our fault we have bugged save-game files from the 'post-coronation camp'? That we caused Bioware to cobble together some dodgy, 'last minute' game feature??
If you are not a Bioware employee, then you should be ...
If we customers have as much influence over Bioware as you think we do, then DAO would be fully patched right now, and ths thread would not be necessary ...

ladydesire wrote...
 ... or had properly tested it with Awakening, the entire DR bug would never have happened.

Or had tested and patched as many things as they should have, but refused to do so ...

Modifié par bri193, 28 septembre 2010 - 08:14 .

[termokanden]

Big YES to another patch. The game still crashes way too often and many features simply do not work. As far as I'm concerned, this game still hasn't left beta. It's fun, but it needs more work.

[Loerwyn]

night0205 wrote...

There is no basis for Bioware to patch the model of vigilance or any other item/weapon/armor that is glitched because of a DLC. Sorry, but they have already stated that DLC's effect on the game will not be fixed. The only hope we have of getting fixes is to focus on how Bioware originally intended for Origins/Awakening to run from the very beginning, but doesn't because of bug/glitches. Those are the issues that Bioware will feel obligated to fix. Unfortunately, they don't care about vigilance looking right, if all you have to do is get rid of the DLC that glitches it. Nor do they care about any of the Warden's Keep items transferring into future expansions. They have already stated that.

No, they said "They won't be fixed at this time". It's possible they could fix it in 1.05 (If it appears), but it's likely low on their list of priorities.

[ElvaliaRavenHart]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

If BioWare were to make a good effort at fixing most of the issues with Dragon Age to date, such as the Silverite Mines, pretty much everything else in Awakening, the DLC transfer issues, and all the gameplay bugs/issues that have accumulated, we'd be looking at something along the lines of the upcoming patch for Divinity 2, i.e. a total rehaul of the game.

Now, with Dragon Oh Dear 2 coming in March (Assuming no delays happen), it's unlikely it'll happen. Outside of the upcoming ultimate edition, there's no more Origins releases happening and it could be seen as a no-win situation, i.e. it costs them money to patch the game without making much money from it as most of the sales are likely secured.

Should 1.05 happen? Yes, it really should. But will it? I don't know. Possibly, but I wouldn't expect it to be ground breaking this close to DA2.

I strongly feel this is the reason they have decided to stop all dlc and moved on to DA2. 

The game should be patched properly, are all fixes necessary?  No, but the silverite mine bug is a game breaking bug. I never had the bug until 1.04. The patch did not work for my system, it did help with the crashing issue.  I still have memory leaks but not like they used to be.  They can't patch the game per every type of computer and system out there, but the silverite mine bug, is an issue that nearly everyone is having, should those that own Awakening expect a proper patch, yes we should.

It's their product and it should not be left up to modders to fix game breaking bugs, it's their responsibility.  Since they don't seem to have a problem with offering products which offer game breaking bugs, a la silverite mine bug and it really showed with witch hunt, this points to accountable in the quality assurance department.  Which in turn points to reputation, if they wish to stand on a cliff in regards to not properly supporting their games, then we the consumer can give them a shove right off the cliff and not purchase their games.  If they want their reputation spoiled over not properly supporting major fixes that type of word gets around and I've already decided before I purchase anymore of Bioware games I will watch the reviews before any purchase because what has happened with Awakenings and Witch Hunt.  It really is a shame because DAO is a fantastic game. 

I still haven't gotten an answer over the 1.1 version for purchasing the dlc WH.  I still haven't purchased this dlc because I can't get a straight answer regarding the patch.  If you purchase the dlc do you still have to download the patch or does the dlc come fully patched for purchase as of this date?  Is this question really that hard to answer?   Neither EA's nor Bioware's own webpages to purchase this dlc has been updated to offer this information.  Heck, I was checking EA's website yesterday....their support page for DA and they haven't updated that page since patch 1.03 came out.  Unbelieveable.

I also don't like the fact that the old versions of patches are not offered on their website. 

Modifié par ElvaliaRavenHart, 28 septembre 2010 - 09:43 .

[termokanden]

Just be aware that many of the major review sites cannot be trusted to mention even gamebreaking bugs. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.

[ElvaliaRavenHart]

termokanden wrote...

Just be aware that many of the major review sites cannot be trusted to mention even gamebreaking bugs. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.

Thanks, I'm aware of this. 

I wait a week or two now for player reviews and what they discovered before purchasing.