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[spacemonkey797]

 I have a problem where right clicking on things (i.e. Opening doors, chests, speaking)  wont work. So there were several instances where I got trapped in a building or unable to collect things for a quest. 

Unless I exit and restart the problem wont go away. 

my system specs

OS: Windows Vista (64-bit)
Processor: AMD Athlon Processor LE-1640 (2.7 GHz)
Video Card: Nvidia Geforce 8400 GS
RAM: 3.00 GB

Steam Version 1.01

[Loc'n'lol]

Tried clicking on highlighted character portraits maybe ?

[spacemonkey797]

_Loc_N_lol_ wrote...

Tried clicking on highlighted character portraits maybe ?

yeah, but the cursor stays as the arrow no matter who I click on (works sometimes though). 

[Fredvdp]

The only game I know of that shows the same kind of behavior is Mass Effect 2, where interacting with objects is impossible if your framerate is too low. Dragon Age II runs on a different engine but it may still be important to point out that your graphics processor falls far below the minimum, the Geforce 7900 GS.

[spacemonkey797]

Fredvdp wrote...

The only game I know of that shows the same kind of behavior is Mass Effect 2, where interacting with objects is impossible if your framerate is too low. Dragon Age II runs on a different engine but it may still be important to point out that your graphics processor falls far below the minimum, the Geforce 7900 GS.

I dont really have a problem with my framerate (unless theres like thirty people on screen).

Buts its weird how the graphics card situation works, you upgrade, but for some reason games keep saying that
its below the specs of your last card. 

[Suaine]

This happens to me too on occasion. Since it's only been every few hours so far, I'd just hit F5 and exit/restart. I couldn't say if it's related to graphics, but it does seem to happen when my pc is under high stress (lots of background programs, alt-tabbing, etc.)

[Trikun]

Whenever this occured to me, I simply switched character to an NPC and then back again... Worked like a charm for me

[anknoga]

Happens to me a lot too. Check the selected character's portrait and if it seems cloudy move your cursor over it and off again. I think the problem happen if you click on a portrait and drag your cursor a little bit before unclicking.

[Fredvdp]

spacemonkey797 wrote...

Fredvdp wrote...

The only game I know of that shows the same kind of behavior is Mass Effect 2, where interacting with objects is impossible if your framerate is too low. Dragon Age II runs on a different engine but it may still be important to point out that your graphics processor falls far below the minimum, the Geforce 7900 GS.

I dont really have a problem with my framerate (unless theres like thirty people on screen).

Buts its weird how the graphics card situation works, you upgrade, but for some reason games keep saying that
its below the specs of your last card. 

What was your last card?

[spacemonkey797]

Fredvdp wrote...

spacemonkey797 wrote...

Fredvdp wrote...

The only game I know of that shows the same kind of behavior is Mass Effect 2, where interacting with objects is impossible if your framerate is too low. Dragon Age II runs on a different engine but it may still be important to point out that your graphics processor falls far below the minimum, the Geforce 7900 GS.

I dont really have a problem with my framerate (unless theres like thirty people on screen).

Buts its weird how the graphics card situation works, you upgrade, but for some reason games keep saying that
its below the specs of your last card. 

What was your last card?

GeForce 7600 GS

[Knal1991]

this happens after a certain cutscene once (Got stuck in the house, saved and reloaded)

But it also happens ALOT, right after casting healing spells and switching back to Hawke, which again switching back and forth resolves...