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[Rob Bartel]

After an extensive beta period, PC Patch 1.05 for Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: Awakening, and the Dragon Age: Ultimate Edition is now live and official. Steam users will receive it through the Steam patch delivery service and other PC users can download and install the file from our Dragon Age: Origins patch page (which also includes our notes for the patch).

We're also working with Transgaming to roll out Patch 1.05 for Mac, although it's not available as of this writing. As console users are unaffected by the issues addressed in this patch, there is no need to release it on X360 and PS3.

Thank you for your patience and a special thanks to everyone who took part in both our private and public betas.

Сообщение изменено: Rob Bartel, 04 Август 2012 - 02:58 .

[Rob Bartel]

We're working with Valve to correct this issue for Steam users.

[Rob Bartel]

Yeah, that's precisely why we wanted to tackle this launch today rather than tomorrow. On the BioWare side, we're all Canadian and will be at work tomorrow just like any other day but the Valve guys will be down to a skeleton crew.

As for where things currently stand, we've been working with Valve and believe we've identified the problem. A new file's being pushed to their servers right now and, if all goes well, we should have this wrapped up within the hour.

In the meantime, you have our apologies for the disruption.

[Rob Bartel]

Thanks for confirming, everyone, and thanks to the Valve guys for their assistance. Everything appears to be up and running now as intended.

[Rob Bartel]

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. It sounds like it's working for everyone now. If not, please use Steam's "Validate Cache" functionality to get things cleaned up and that should get you up and running.

If anyone's still having trouble with the patch (on Steam or otherwise), please post here. I'll be checking this thread throughout the day.

[Rob Bartel]

Yup, that's all. That first line ("Downloadable content will properly authenticate once installed.") is the kicker and involves a large number of significant behind-the-scenes changes to how the DAO authentication system actually functions.

The Installation one may have a lot more words but was a actually a pretty minor change to the installer (although the bug itself was fairly serious).

And then the Performance issue was somewhere in the middle. It proved extremely difficult and time-consuming to identify, track down, and reproduce and was the primary focus of our extensive beta testing on this patch. Once we were able to gather enough data to piece together enough of the problem to finally reproduce it in-house, however, the actual fix involved tracking down and tweaking some third-party graphics libraries in our build process.

In short, patch notes are rarely a good indicator of the size of the actual problem and this patch is definitely a case in point.

Сообщение изменено: Rob Bartel, 24 Ноябрь 2011 - 08:27 .

[Rob Bartel]

Winterice wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...

The validation seems to have fixed the issue. Though, did my Uninstall button ever show? I'm not sure.
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The validation fixed my ability to Play and Configure, but not Uninstall. Not that I want to do so! but in an effort to keep the feedback current, I thought I'd mention it here.

Thanks, Winterice. We'll look into it.

[Rob Bartel]

@Winterice - Can you clarify what you're seeing? Steam allows you to uninstall by right-clicking and selecting "Delete Local Content". Also, within the Ultimate Edition launcher (and the base DAO/DAA launchers, for that matter), there's a Uninstall option in the lower left.

Are either of those options missing for you and, if so, which one? Or is it that, when you select one of those options, the uninstall process isn't actually running or is failing somewhere along the way.

If you could throw up some screenshots, that will help us get a clearer sense of what you're referring to. Thanks!