After coming through the portal to Shale's nightmare and awakening Shale Can't get back out. Trying to get back to the portal character gets stuck up against what looks like part of a fallen stature. Downloaded patch 1.02a but no difference.
Bug in Shale's nightmare HELP
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WWMCCS
, déc. 25 2009 06:21
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#2
Posté 27 décembre 2009 - 02:06
Junqiang
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i have the same problem!!!! Anyone can help?? there's no way forward...
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Posté 30 décembre 2009 - 02:47
WWMCCS
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I got past it by going back to before entering the tower and using another character other than Shale (my mage) so Shale's nightmare was never entered.
It is a bug though, Shale's nightmare is broken.
It is a bug though, Shale's nightmare is broken.
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Posté 31 décembre 2009 - 03:06
telanthar
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Use WASD movement (thanks to shadeaux at gamespot)
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Posté 31 décembre 2009 - 05:42
Pixy Misa
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WASD is simpler than my solution. 
I turned into the Burning Man, faced away from the gap, and blasted mysefl through with a fireball.
Hey, don't knock it, it worked!
I turned into the Burning Man, faced away from the gap, and blasted mysefl through with a fireball.
Hey, don't knock it, it worked!
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Posté 14 octobre 2010 - 06:11
4blownaway
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interesting... i tried blasting it with the fireball and didnt work... i tried the golem too, throwing a boulder and that failed also... i guess i will try entering again without shale... but sucks that will take some time to get back through......
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Posté 14 octobre 2010 - 03:47
Gorath Alpha
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It is entirely possible that your hardware is a part of your problem, as it obviously has been for you in Mass Effect 2.
(Because we have so many more readers than posters, I have returned to this comment of mine to add an explanation. When a game player has very low graphical expectations, and is willing to accept some bad-looking, stop motion slow animations, it is possible for Dragon Age to be enjoyed while performing well below its developers' intended performance. The other relatively current Bioware game cannot be played that same way.)
http://social.biowar...25314/1#5026137
(Because we have so many more readers than posters, I have returned to this comment of mine to add an explanation. When a game player has very low graphical expectations, and is willing to accept some bad-looking, stop motion slow animations, it is possible for Dragon Age to be enjoyed while performing well below its developers' intended performance. The other relatively current Bioware game cannot be played that same way.)
http://social.biowar...25314/1#5026137
Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 14 octobre 2010 - 04:18 .
