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[Robtachi]

I started a new game on an Origins/Awakening/Amgarrak/Witch Hunt import before installing the latest patches, but did not go very far (very start of Act I), then installed the patches (up to version 1.03).

For some reason, Leliana is STILL not acknowledging her relationship with my living Warden, saying only that she wrote songs about the time they traveled together.

I fully romanced her, confirmed by my epilogue save file from Origins.

I know this was a bug before the patches came out but I'm pretty sure it was said the fixes on the bugged approval ratings would be retroactive.

True? False? Do I need to start it completely patched up with the import from Origins right at the beginning to get the proper flags and values set?

UGH!

[Rocket_Man77]

I had all the patches installed before I imported my Witch hunt save, and Leliania acknowledged that my grey warden had a spot in her heart (something like that). so I am guessing it is fixed.

[Robtachi]

Well poop. Honestly, that's what I get for trying to cheat extra money and EXP for my umpteenth playthrough to speed up the process.

[DriftSpace]

Upon acquiring the final crafting resources from Act 3 the "Suppier" trophy/achievement does not unlock. I have verified that my resource total is 66/66, and have tried re-loading my save to collect the final resource again, but to no avail.

I also have tried purchasing the remaining resources from The Black Emporium (with a different character), but that also yields no "Supplier" trophy, even though -- again -- my crafting resource total can be verified at 66/66 via the mansion crafting table.

[nightcobra]

started a new game playing with all patches installed

still getting fool's gold instead of "finding nathaniel".

i am not pleased...

this wretched bug HAS to be fixed

Modifié par nightcobra8928, 30 août 2011 - 11:34 .

[ekarat]

Clearing out the gang in the docks in act 3 completes the quest "Reining it In." However, the completed quest description says that you drove off the gang in Lowtown. Sure enough, gangs will not appear in Lowtown anymore, preventing you from completing that quest.

This is a new game with all patches installed.

[ekarat]

Correction to the above. The gangs only disappear temporarily. They can be gotten after clearing some more quests. However, the text in the quest log is still wrong.

[vk418]

Fully patched version with Legacy installed and DA:O/A import-
-Unable to complete Merrill's final quest- not only does she act like nothing has happened after wiping out her entire clan, but I can't talk to her in her home afterward (this did not happen pre-patch 1.3)
-Cannot complete The Awiergan Scrolls quest- final part does not drop
-Finding Nathaniel does not appear, even though he was in my final awakenings group
-Anders romance dialogue doesn't happen at end of game (not a problem pre-patch), though Varric does say he stays with Hawke
-Supplier achievement still does not get awarded
I'm sure I'll run into more, this was only my first playthrough since installing new patch and loading Legacy.

[DriftSpace]

vk418 wrote...
-Supplier achievement still does not get awarded

My guess is that BioWare is no longer being paid by EA to work on this game, so this -- and many other -- issues are no longer going to be addressed. I'll bet Legacy is the ony DLC we're going to get, and that if anything else is released it will be more over-priced in-game item-packs. It's much more along the lines of EA's business model to release a broken/hurried game, make a half-hearted effort with a couple patches, and then move on to the next thing then it is to provide lingering, pro-active support.

How long has it been since a BioWare staffer has actually responded to a thread here? Is it about a Month, and only about Legacy?

[Tommyspa]

vk418 wrote...
-Cannot complete The Awiergan Scrolls quest- final part does not drop

I can easily finish the quest with no problems, only thing is you have to find the hidden area after you find/kill all three bosses. No plot marker for it, but the journal tells you where.

-Supplier achievement still does not get awarded

It triggers if you find all of them without buying any reagents from the black emporium. At least for me.

Modifié par Tommyspa, 09 septembre 2011 - 11:10 .

[Lestatman]

DriftSpace wrote...

vk418 wrote...
-Supplier achievement still does not get awarded

My guess is that BioWare is no longer being paid by EA to work on this game, so this -- and many other -- issues are no longer going to be addressed. I'll bet Legacy is the ony DLC we're going to get, and that if anything else is released it will be more over-priced in-game item-packs. It's much more along the lines of EA's business model to release a broken/hurried game, make a half-hearted effort with a couple patches, and then move on to the next thing then it is to provide lingering, pro-active support.

How long has it been since a BioWare staffer has actually responded to a thread here? Is it about a Month, and only about Legacy?

I agree it seems the complete silence from anyone says to me there will be no more patches.  I really do hope I'm wrong and be gladly wrong but I think like Awakening we simply have to live with the bugs now.

[dxusaus]

Rocket_Man77 wrote...

I had all the patches installed before I imported my Witch hunt save, and Leliania acknowledged that my grey warden had a spot in her heart (something like that). so I am guessing it is fixed.

Indeed my friend i played my third playthrough a couple weeks ago when Legacy came out with the patch; and she did say that the Warden is dear to her heart. So i guess it's fixed now, if only they fixed the Nathaniel bug....

Modifié par dxusaus, 13 septembre 2011 - 12:10 .

[DriftSpace]

Tommyspa wrote...
It triggers if you find all of them without buying any reagents from the black emporium. At least for me.

That's the one thing I haven't tried yet, but the problems I have with that approach are multifarious:

-- I've aready satisfied the "official" conditions to unlock this trophy in two different ways
-- I've already satisfied the conditions to unlock this trophy after it was allegedly fixed with a new post-patch game
-- There are players on these forums who have said they have tried the approach you mentioned, and yet still have not unlocked the trophy.

So, while I am tempted to try your approach, I've already wasted my time on three separate play-throughs, and I just don't know if I have a fourth in me.

The way I see it: it would probably take BioWare/EA less time to fix this problem than the total sum of hours a multitude of players have spent trying to work-around this glitch. I also feel that, in a way, another -- even more careful -- play-through for me is saying that this kind of sub-par release is acceptable.

Example: if you buy a faulty vehicle from a dealership and you don't take it back and complain then they might not ever know about the problem; if you don't make it known that someone is not doing their job -- even worse: if you compensate for their error yourself -- then you not only validate that behaviour, but you enable it (even ENCOURAGE it via inaction and apathy) to persist.

I'd rather spend my time trying to change the paradigm of half-baked EA releases with protest and complaints than accepting them via "walking-on-eggshells" and guide-supplemented game-play; it generally feels like a waste of time (or worse: a fruitless chore) which divests me of the enjoyment and satisfaction I seek through playing games in the first place. This is especially the case for the "role-playing" game, which is supposed to reward gamers for playing different "ROLES" -- or exploring different ways of approaching the game-world -- with a variety of experiences which respond to those ROLES.

To play an entire game -- a ROLE-PLAYING game -- in a secific way, specifically to avoid one bug is unimaginably asinine, is counter-to the impetus of the genre, and is completely irresponsible behaviour for both the gamer and the developer. What's more: I got "The Black Emporium" for apparently pre-ordering the game early (the first day I could) and showing my support for the franchise, and it seems that my "reward" is actually just making the problem worse, and hasn't really been much of a reward at all.

The thing that really sucks is that I've read about all the problems people have had with the Legacy DLC, so I'm extremely reluctant to play it, even though I have already paid for it; my "Supplier" trophy issue, among other problems I've had with this sub-par, rushed game, have really soured me to the whole experience.

Would that EA/BioWare cared though; they already have my money, but they probaby won't be getting any more of it unless these problems are remedied.

The best thing any gamer can do to fix a game is to hop on the forums and let the frustration fly; the worst thing we can do is find work-arounds which enable the developer to flag bugs/issues as "non-critical." Don't pay to work for EA/BioWare; don't buy a game to BETA-TEST it. (What else -- aside from marketing -- do you think the check-box in the options menu allowing you to "send gaming data to EA" is for?) We've all been beta-testers for Dragon Age 3, and we've been PAYING for it with our own time and money. Do not participate in corporate slavery; EA did it over 10 years ago with Ultima Online "volunteers," and they're still trying to find a way to make it work.

There was another post here somewhere about how issues are addressed according to the number of players being vocal about it, and this is just disgusting; if there's a bug, it should be fixed; if there's dysfunction apart from the intentions of the game designer, it should be fixed, whether one player notices, or a million players notice.

Modifié par DriftSpace, 23 septembre 2011 - 06:02 .