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[cipher86]

Damar Stiehl wrote...

The spells Force Field, Crushing Prison, Cone of Cold, and Blizzard now have shorter durations and/or longer cooldowns. This ensures that combatants can no longer stun-lock each other by repeatedly casting the same spell.

Are ya kiddin' me? Is this a PvP MMORPG?

Oh well. Nothing a little tinkering with abi_base couldn't fix. I'm disappointed, however.

lololol

[droid88]

Thanks Bioware, now i have my special items in my inventory when leaving the Deep Roads !  Plus now I can play my noble Dwarf.

[imukka]

Memory leak fix f...g where?

[Georg Zoeller]

Just a reminder - any files you might have in the packages\\core\\override directories from mods made on 1.02 or early WILL interfere with this patch and should be deleted.

[Damar Stiehl]

Georg Zoeller wrote...

Just a reminder - any files you might have in the packages\\\\core\\\\override directories from mods made on 1.02 or early WILL interfere with this patch and should be deleted.

I assume you mean 1.01 or earlier.
Should we just move them to the override folder in the My Documents?

[MachDelta]

Georg Zoeller wrote...

Just a reminder - any files you might have in the packages\\\\core\\\\override directories from mods made on 1.02 or early WILL interfere with this patch and should be deleted.

Will or might?

[MachDelta]

Damar Stiehl wrote...

I assume you mean 1.01 or earlier.
Should we just move them to the override folder in the My Documents?

I think he means get rid of them entirely. The override folder in My Documents does the same thing as the one in your DA install directory, only at a higher priority.

[Centra28]

Matthew Young CT wrote...

Centra28 wrote...

Trajan60 wrote...

Matthew Young CT wrote...

lolz nerfs ahoy.

F*cken a.

"The spells Force Field, Crushing Prison, Cone of Cold, and Blizzard now
have shorter durations and/or longer cooldowns. This ensures that
combatants can no longer stun-lock each other by repeatedly casting the
same spell."

those are all my favorite spells.  why would I dl this patch?

Bugfixes? Dunno why you'd like such op spells so much, but you can mod them back if you'd like.

i don't know about blizzard, but i don't believe the rest are op.   this is not a mmorpg, so i'm surprised with the nerfing.

[SheffSteel]

Party in the sticky thread. Hurry if you want cake.

[Trajan60]

Centra28 wrote...

Trajan60 wrote...

Matthew Young CT wrote...

lolz nerfs ahoy.

F*cken a.

"The spells Force Field, Crushing Prison, Cone of Cold, and Blizzard now
have shorter durations and/or longer cooldowns. This ensures that
combatants can no longer stun-lock each other by repeatedly casting the
same spell."

those are all my favorite spells.  why would I dl this patch?

Luckily, in single player games, you don't have to be ass raped with patches.

[Zandes]

sure, it's not a mmorpg, but if a spell is making the game too easy even on nightmare difficulty...it should be fixed/nerfed



kinda happy with the changes (altho I, like many others, abuse those 4 spells )

[Zhijn]

Georg Zoeller wrote...

Just a reminder - any files you might have in the packages\\\\core\\\\override directories from mods made on 1.02 or early WILL interfere with this patch and should be deleted.

Im guessing this include character / face models?.

Man i aint going to back old junkie Sten!

[Some Dude On The Internet]

Steam patched me in the background. I wouldn't have noticed except I happened to be looking at the screen when the 'Dragon Age: Origins is finished downloading" message popped up, and I looked at the steam update news tab and it said 1.02 was applied...

[Matthew Young CT]

MachDelta wrote...

Georg Zoeller wrote...

Just a reminder - any files you might have in the packages\\\\\\\\core\\\\\\\\override directories from mods made on 1.02 or early WILL interfere with this patch and should be deleted.

Will or might?

If you have files in the override that the patch modified, Bad Things ™ might happen. Something like a texture mod should be unaffected.

[Sloth Of Doom]

Georg Zoeller wrote...

Just a reminder - any files you might have in the packages\\\\core\\\\override directories from mods made on 1.02 or early WILL interfere with this patch and should be deleted.

Which is why you shouldn't use mods that ovrride the core files.  Just sain'  

[Cyrilix2]

Look, people, the RESPONSIBILITY of Bioware is to provide a balanced single-player game. YOUR responsibility (if you'd like) is to unbalance the game. Want a 10000 damage cone of cold? Go edit the files yourself. What permastun? Like I said, do the same. Cheating is UP TO YOU. If you want to do it, no one's stopping you, but the people that don't want to change anything deserve no less than a perfectly balanced game. Yes, I said PERFECTLY BALANCED.

[Taleroth]

Sloth Of Doom wrote...

Which is why you shouldn't use mods that ovrride the core files.  Just sain'  

Wait, people still do that in engines with overrides?

[Unseen_77]

So no dex-bug fix but rather a dagger-bug fix?

It kind of looks like to me that they took the "SAFE" rout on the dex bug by just fixing how the dagger works instead of fixing how dex is working overall. I suppose it was becuase of the fear of the NPC's Archers becomming unbalanced perhaps? This still leaves me with the question of: is dex working completely as intended?

Modifié par Unseen_77, 07 décembre 2009 - 08:46 .

[Pennoyer]

I think they should have at least made the enemy archers on nightmare harder.

[Taleroth]

Unseen_77 wrote...

So no dex-bug fix but rather a dagger-bug fix?

It kind of looks like to me that they took the "SAFE" rout on the dex bug by just fixing how the dagger works instead of fixing how dex is working overall. I suppose it was becuase of the fear of the NPC's Archers becomming unbalanced perhaps? This still leaves me with the question of: is dex working completely as intended?

Dex itself was not broken!  It was only daggers.

The Archery changes George were talking about had nothing to do with dexterity.  But because they lack flanking and just generally seemed to underperform, but not a bug.

[DarwinJames]

Not fix the serious problems, but throw in nerfs for the most popular class?



Ok, I understand. See, they have had their initial sales on DAO. But on January 26 they release Mass Effect 2. So, we are supposed to be finished with DAO by then.



One way to get players off of DAO is to get large numbers of mages to rage quit.



Elementary, my dear Watson!

[Unseen_77]

Taleroth wrote...

Unseen_77 wrote...

So no dex-bug fix but rather a dagger-bug fix?

It kind of looks like to me that they took the "SAFE" rout on the dex bug by just fixing how the dagger works instead of fixing how dex is working overall. I suppose it was becuase of the fear of the NPC's Archers becomming unbalanced perhaps? This still leaves me with the question of: is dex working completely as intended?

Dex itself was not broken!  It was only daggers.

The Archery changes George were talking about had nothing to do with dexterity.  But because they lack flanking and just generally seemed to underperform, but not a bug.

As well as the cross bows?

[Taleroth]

Unseen_77 wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

Unseen_77 wrote...

So no dex-bug fix but rather a dagger-bug fix?

It kind of looks like to me that they took the "SAFE" rout on the dex bug by just fixing how the dagger works instead of fixing how dex is working overall. I suppose it was becuase of the fear of the NPC's Archers becomming unbalanced perhaps? This still leaves me with the question of: is dex working completely as intended?

Dex itself was not broken!  It was only daggers.

The Archery changes George were talking about had nothing to do with dexterity.  But because they lack flanking and just generally seemed to underperform, but not a bug.

As well as the cross bows?

What was wrong with crossbows?

[Cyrilix2]

DarwinJames wrote...
One way to get players off of DAO is to get large numbers of mages to rage quit.

Then maybe those mage players should stop being ****** and suck it up, since the implemented changes are how it was supposed to be from the start (had Bioware done it correctly right from the start).

[Matthew Young CT]

Sloth Of Doom wrote...

Georg Zoeller wrote...

Just a reminder - any files you might have in the packages\\\\\\\\core\\\\\\\\override directories from mods made on 1.02 or early WILL interfere with this patch and should be deleted.

Which is why you shouldn't use mods that ovrride the core files.  Just sain'  

I must be missing something, what's wrong with mods that override core files?