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[Brolinwesley]

Fail 

[HDRoadking01]

Fixed a Steam-specific issue related to VO not playing after switching
languages

Can someone please tell me how this patch can fix a steam specific issue when it won't allow you to apply the patch if your game is powered by steam. What kind of yo yos are working at Bioware?

[Kallikrates Koios]

HDRoadking01 wrote...

Fixed a Steam-specific issue related to VO not playing after switching
languages

Can someone please tell me how this patch can fix a steam specific issue when it won't allow you to apply the patch if your game is powered by steam. What kind of yo yos are working at Bioware?

Steam automatically downloads and applies patches.

[Slakky]

...except whoever is responsible for handing off patches to Valve won't send betas, and they don't implement any of the fancy Steam features like opt-in beta support.

[framerunner1987]

This patch is complete BS!
I CAN'T SEE THE DIALOUGE ANYMORE!
Not even in the main menu -.-
WTF IS THIS?

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Modifié par framerunner1987, 17 mars 2011 - 04:25 .

[Perzyn2]

Oh goodie! Finally the long awaited patch came out to fix such gamebreaking issues like missing quests ("Who needs a proper patch?"... Errrr of course I mean "Who needs rescue?") or dreaded slow hawke bug, which makes game nigh unplayable.

Oh, wait. It didn't. And there's not even enough decency to already confirm that patch repairing those will come soon, no siree.

When we have information about the next patch we will let everyone know.

Well, let's hope it'll hapen sooner than later. Cause you know, actually completing the game I paid for is something that I'd like trying...

[-akujin-]

OMG we need a patch for the glitched quests, slow hawke bug and the screen stuttering when right mouse button is not pressed while movement.

I paid enough for this beta game already. Hurry up!

Thank god Assassins Creed Brotherhood came out today...the weekend is saved ~.~

[Radwar]

I agree, that patch is really lacking, especially since there are alot of bugs that Bioware has been aware of since the game was launched.

[Irx]

It seems we won't see the real patch this week, and probably the next one as well. ((

[Dannyboyslim]

Give them a chance! I appreciate it can be frustrating if you've got a major glitch in what is a AAA title release but I'm sure they're working on it.

[Seketh]

This is not a patch, it's an hotfix.

We're all still waiting for the real first patch, that'll hopefully bring quest and performance fixes.

[Dr.Goodspeed]

Just a hotfix people, you need to chill...
It's pretty obvious that a "real" patch takes a little longer.

[Rykoth]

Seriously people, you're gonna get mad in a huff because they released a performance hotfix?

[WeedyWeedy]

dont forget the door bug i really need that fixed

[dbt-kenny]

-akujin- wrote...

OMG we need a patch for the glitched quests, slow hawke bug and the screen stuttering when right mouse button is not pressed while movement.

I paid enough for this beta game already. Hurry up!

Thank god Assassins Creed Brotherhood came out today...the weekend is saved ~.~

yes you think they sent a patch by now. they rip the best bit out of the game and then give a game full of bugs.

Not happy at all.

[WeedyWeedy]

yea release date is for me when they fix the door bug lol

[Perzyn2]

Dannyboyslim wrote...

Give them a chance! I appreciate it can be frustrating if you've got a major glitch in what is a AAA title release but I'm sure they're working on it.

Major glitch is on thing, infurating enough. But a major glitch, that makes the game unplayable is something else. And there turns out to be more of them now, that the slow hawke bug is joined by door bug.

It's almost as if I paid for a colorful plastic box to put on my shelf, not for the game I can enjoy on my PC.

[Roen106]

Funny thing is, I bet people would be no where near as angry at bioware and EA if they had just kept the game for a month longer to improve the glitches, test everything, and make sure they were selling a quality product. I know its impossible to catch everything, and that patches are completely necessary, but its unacceptable when games simply don't run on users systems or there are game breaking bugs that many many people report. Everyone rages when Blizzard keeps games for much longer than intended, but when those games are released they are as close to perfect as they could get it. That and tech support responds instantly, and with responses other than; "It's your computer."

[PaganOak]

That patch its a disgrace of development.

[shpydar]

Dannyboyslim wrote...

Give them a chance! I appreciate it can be frustrating if you've got a major glitch in what is a AAA title release but I'm sure they're working on it.

Sorry but their chance was during their quality control time before the release of the game.
 
They released this game with too many bugs.  That is very unprofessional and unlike Bioware.  I fear the EA masters may have forced the release of the game before it was ready.
 
I would have respected them if they said no we are going to delay the release of the game until all the bugs (that make the game unplayable) are fixed at great cost to our company.
 
Instead they released their $59.99 +$7.99 Sebastian DLC +$40 for crap from a sword maker for DLC, piece of garbage software instead of taking the time they should have to make it stable.  All I see from Bioware now is greed and incompetence.
 
The worst part is that underneath all the giant pile of bugs I think there is a really great game there.  Too bad It's so broken that I can't really tell.
 
This has shaken my faith in Bioware severely.  Thank goodness Oblivion is coming out this year.  So we can have a real dungeon adventure game this year.  Here's keeping my fingers crossed that Bethesda takes the proper time and learns from Bioware’s mistakes.

[Dannyboyslim]

shpydar wrote...

Dannyboyslim wrote...

Give them a chance! I appreciate it can be frustrating if you've got a major glitch in what is a AAA title release but I'm sure they're working on it.

Sorry but their chance was during their quality control time before the release of the game.
 
They released this game with too many bugs.  That is very unprofessional and unlike Bioware.  I fear the EA masters may have forced the release of the game before it was ready.
 
I would have respected them if they said no we are going to delay the release of the game until all the bugs (that make the game unplayable) are fixed at great cost to our company.
 
Instead they released their $59.99 +$7.99 Sebastian DLC +$40 for crap from a sword maker for DLC, piece of garbage software instead of taking the time they should have to make it stable.  All I see from Bioware now is greed and incompetence.
 
The worst part is that underneath all the giant pile of bugs I think there is a really great game there.  Too bad It's so broken that I can't really tell.
 
This has shaken my faith in Bioware severely.  Thank goodness Oblivion is coming out this year.  So we can have a real dungeon adventure game this year.  Here's keeping my fingers crossed that Bethesda takes the proper time and learns from Bioware’s mistakes.

The thing is I haven't encountered any bugs that make the game "unplayable" - I'm not saying people aren't having issues, that much is obvious, I've got the annoying echo issue on the dialogue which I'm hoping will be fixed, but I'm playing the game and nothing "Major" is stopping me from having a good time with it so far.  So am I in the majority or the minority? 

QA only goes so far, they can't account for every system configuation right off the bat.  They do their best, it's not like there is some evil overlord at the head of Bioware saying "HA HA HA release the game as it is, it'll funny to really annoy all our customers by releasing a game that's got major flaws."
A patch fixing a lot of the issues will be with us soon, I have complete faith in this.

Fallout New Vegas (and Oblivion) had plenty of bugs in it too, we all remember the scary rotating head on the doctor during the opening sequence of New Vegas.  If you want to look at a game that was seriously flawed on release, look at games like Hidden and Dangerous (falling through the floor to a blue death), or Boiling Point.

Like I said, I feel sorry for the people who are having serious problems or finding the game unplayable because of a problem, but it doesn't make Bioware evil incarnate.  But it's just my opinion and you're perfectly entitled to yours, I hope whatever problems your having get sorted out soon.

[vania z]

"QA only goes so far, they can't account for every system configuation right off the bat"
There was no QA at all. If they had tested the game, they would have certainly noticed that it does not work on nvidia. Instead, when issues were found in demo they lied, telling us, that they were fixed in the final game.

[Perzyn2]

No, Bioware is not evil incarnate.

But I can't help to feel bitter for not being able to progress any further with my mage Hawke, due to incredible slow-mo mime act of swimming in melasses whenever she enters combat.

And community managment also could be better. All we got is that if there will ever be another patch, they'll tell us (as per quote in my previous post). Not very reassuring. Not reassuring at all.

Something as simple as listing issues they are working on and approximate release time would be a step in good direction. Instead of being left with game that some (quite a lot) people are not able to finish and in the dark about patch.

C'mon Bioware, throw us a bone here.

[Roen106]

Perzyn2 wrote...

No, Bioware is not evil incarnate.

But I can't help to feel bitter for not being able to progress any further with my mage Hawke, due to incredible slow-mo mime act of swimming in melasses whenever she enters combat.

And community managment also could be better. All we got is that if there will ever be another patch, they'll tell us (as per quote in my previous post). Not very reassuring. Not reassuring at all.

Something as simple as listing issues they are working on and approximate release time would be a step in good direction. Instead of being left with game that some (quite a lot) people are not able to finish and in the dark about patch.

C'mon Bioware, throw us a bone here.

I completely agree. Bioware isn't evil for this. But it is just unprofessional to release a game that so many people are either completely unable to launch, or have to deal with monster bugs. While much of what I say may be venting my anger at spending my hard earned money and having to wait while others play, it is still justified.

Updates would be greatly appreciated... A thread that can't be posted on, like the one with the patch, describing what is being worked on currently, how long before we should expect to see a fix, etc etc would go a long way towards cooling down the community. However, the way things are going now i'm losing faith quickly. I understand they are working on it and that only so much can be done in a certain amount of time, but it has been over a week, I am still unable to even launch the game, and the patch that came out did nothing to fix it. So yes, while Bioware is certainly not an evil corporation and may have been pressured into the release, I am still entitled to be a very dissatisfied customer.

[vania z]

Well, after that http://social.biowar...index/6459941/1
I'm not so sure that EA is not evil. They blocked access to the game for that guy because he said that bioware sold their souls to EA devil.