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[Nafzger]

Mr. MannlyMan wrote...

Hey, if the old face really does transfer to a VI, then I don't see why it wouldn't be patchable.

Frankly, this sort of thing should have been fixed through the Day-1 patch. Let's just hope that Bioware doesn't leave us hanging for the better part of the week.

Come on, Bioware. Don't leave us hanging!

That's what I was thinking. Clearly they CAN import the ME1 face because the VI does it.

I'm also sorry if that spoiled anything for any one. I felt it was an insignificant spoiler to reveal the VI.

[Grand_Admiral_Kyle]

I have no clue if this is a new character or imported on but it is confirmation that your face applies to a VI

[Ms_Alison_Gunn]

Oh man this sucks so bad! I wont be getting my copy 'til later tonight when I get home so I'm hoping they'll have it fixed by then.

[Mr. Sean]

Druscylla wrote...

Can't tell if "bug" or "feature"

I'm guessing feature

[xsdob]

The hell are you people talking about? The face import worked just fine for me, I could even alter it without starting from scratch using the custom apperance function.

Modifié par xsdob, 06 mars 2012 - 05:59 .

[obie191970]

Ms_Alison_Gunn wrote...

Oh man this sucks so bad! I wont be getting my copy 'til later tonight when I get home so I'm hoping they'll have it fixed by then.

Not a chance.  This would require a patch, i.e., certification, i.e., a week minimum.

[LPPrince]

Nafzger wrote...

I'm also sorry if that spoiled anything for any one. I felt it was an insignificant spoiler to reveal the VI.

its certainly insignificant to me. Actually, its importance is only in making me realize how incredibly stupid this whole import appearance mess really is.

[abnocte]

LPPrince wrote...

https://twitter.com/...087761738764289

We are looking into this?



They already did look into this, otherwise I can't imagine how a programmer created a pop-up message  that clearly states that the facecode can't be imported and that we have to "update" our character face.

[Mr. MannlyMan]

xsdob, this is an issue with characters that were created back in ME1. They're not importing properly.

I'm not entirely sure what's the cause of it, but it seems like a very fixable bug. Hopefully it won't take them too long to resolve it.

[LPPrince]

I wish I could renegade interrupt that pop up.

"Mass Effect 3 cannot successfully determine the custom f-"

INTERRUPT

*what happens at this point is up to you*

[FlashHand777]

I've left a message in the thread that was created posting all the reviews directing them to comment here, seemed apt.

[Nafzger]

So this is my old Shepard this is my new Shepard and this is the VI

[DARKWUN]

I'm so disappointed that I'm actually choosing to travel to my girlfriends for the weekend, ahead of the Uk's ME3 release. Imagine... choosing human interaction and intercourse ahead of stopping the Reaper threat... Bioware, you have a lot to answer for.

[Dan Dark]

Well, I'm tempted to click that YouTube link... I don't want to risk any more spoilers than I've already seen, though. But, that said - I hope it is true that the face is showing up on that VI. Because, like others have said, if it can show up there, that means it definitely can show up in the game, and as such, there's no reason they couldn't fix things so it'll work on a player character as well.

[LPPrince]

Stay classy, EA.

https://twitter.com/...091569298583552

[laudable11]

I got my shep looking about 85% like she should but it should be 100%

[Alexii]

xsdob wrote...

The hell are you people talking about? The face import worked just fine for me, I could even alter it without starting from scratch using the custom apperance function.

OMG u are right , we are just ****ing about and wasting our time instead of playing cause its FUN! Sry Bioware , we lied , everything is working fine. We just pulling ur leg a little... 

Wow dude , what a fking retard u are. If it worked fine for u that meens it worked fine for all ?

[xsdob]

Mr. MannlyMan wrote...

xsdob, this is an issue with characters that were created back in ME1. They're not importing properly.

I'm not entirely sure what's the cause of it, but it seems like a very fixable bug. Hopefully it won't take them too long to resolve it.

That is quite the problem, But wouldn't a post in the technical support threads have a better chance of being noticed and adressed than a general discussion post?

[ExplosiveMage]

i had to stop playing b/c i was not happy...even with my shepard being 60-70% of what he should be, i just cant get into it...i keep looking at shepard and he doesnt look how he should...very disorienting

[tackle70]

They already did look into this, otherwise I can't imagine how a programmer created a pop-up message  that clearly states that the facecode can't be imported and that we have to "update" our character face.
I have to defend Bioware in this case. I used to program websites in C# a few years back, and when developing something, you make sure there is an error message for EVERYTHING. Even if you're sure the user will never come across it, you always make sure to give them some kind of message, just in case.

+1

Even though I'm really upset over this, it is true that the existence of an error message does not mean awareness of the issue on the player's end (though I really would have expected them to test importing all the way through the series).

Modifié par tackle70, 06 mars 2012 - 06:06 .

[FlashHand777]

The PLC wrote...

abnocte wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

https://twitter.com/...087761738764289

We are looking into this?



They already did look into this, otherwise I can't imagine how a programmer created a pop-up message  that clearly states that the facecode can't be imported and that we have to "update" our character face.

I have to defend Bioware in this case. I used to program websites in C# a few years back, and when developing something, you make sure there is an error message for EVERYTHING. Even if you're sure the user will never come across it, you always make sure to give them some kind of message, just in case. 

I agree, if there's one thing I will not adhere to is the notion that this is intentional,  it wouldn't make any sense at all.

[Dan Dark]

The PLC wrote...

abnocte wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

https://twitter.com/...087761738764289

We are looking into this?



They already did look into this, otherwise I can't imagine how a programmer created a pop-up message  that clearly states that the facecode can't be imported and that we have to "update" our character face.

I have to defend Bioware in this case. I used to program websites in C# a few years back, and when developing something, you make sure there is an error message for EVERYTHING. Even if you're sure the user will never come across it, you always make sure to give them some kind of message, just in case. 

I can understand that; I don't have any issue with the programmers who included the error message. It makes sense. What I do have a problem with, though, is that, in all the time they had to test the game, make changes, and iron out bugs... NO ONE noticed this? Is there anyone there who actually played the first game?

[CroGamer002]

abnocte wrote...

LPPrince wrote...

https://twitter.com/...087761738764289

We are looking into this?



They already did look into this, otherwise I can't imagine how a programmer created a pop-up message  that clearly states that the facecode can't be imported and that we have to "update" our character face.

Or they knew many people modded Shepard's faces and that message because modded faces can't carry over.