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[DragonRageGT]

Well, it would seem logical that we might want to take with us some of the people who actually were there with us at the first time, not necessarily in our side too. This opens a few more possibilites of replaying it for a new experience, I'd say.

@Vilnii: They would hardly cost as cheap if they were half as long as an expansion, no? yes? maybe?

Modifié par RageGT, 11 janvier 2010 - 12:16 .

[TastyLaksa]

Well Bioware started it first didn't they. They got us all excited in november about the holiday season. And we kept discussing about how awesome RTO and forgot it's going to be short.

[T1l]

The perverbial will hit the fan if the Awakening expansion gets pushed back.

EDIT: I just realised that it's been a full week, 7 days, and we've heard nothing about when to expect RtO or what actually went wrong. Wow. That's pretty disheartening.

Modifié par T1l, 11 janvier 2010 - 12:23 .

[Torias]

T1l wrote...

EDIT: I just realised that it's been a full week, 7 days, and we've heard nothing about when to expect RtO or what actually went wrong. Wow. That's pretty disheartening.

I would expect the next official update to be announcing that it is live and ready to download... I don't think they're going to risk having an incorrect release date again....

[TastyLaksa]

T1l wrote...

The perverbial will hit the fan if the Awakening expansion gets pushed back.

EDIT: I just realised that it's been a full week, 7 days, and we've heard nothing about when to expect RtO or what actually went wrong. Wow. That's pretty disheartening.

It hit the fan long time ago i think. They will just announce another DLC on the day they delay the expansion maybe some people will get distracted.

[T1l]

Torias wrote...

I would expect the next official update to be announcing that it is live and ready to download... I don't think they're going to risk having an incorrect release date again....

I think you might be right about that, Torias. It's such a shame. DLC for Bioware has always been such uneasy ground. Bring Down the Sky was, in my opinion, pretty good - but Pinnacle Station was terrible. Then there was the Day 1 DLC uproar with Dragon Age; people getting upset that Wardens' Keep wasn't included with a new purchase from retail; people having problems downloading DLC; problems with points and authentication issues...

...and now this. It's just been a bad run all-round, really. Bioware deserve kudos for endeavouring to support their games but it's been rough going. Oh the up side, it can only get better... right?

[kuroshimodo]

I really do hope the DLC is going alright.  I don't mind waiting but can't say that I am getting anxious. 

[saizetsu]

Well they have 2 months before the expansion pack is released... Though I'm hoping it's longer than Soldier's Peak. It'll be interesting to see what is found in Ostagar.

[Hulk Hsieh]

They have only two weeks to me.

ME2 is coming on 26th Jan and it should be enough for me to survive to DA:A.

[Dervla]

With all the hurly burly and delays, RtO will probably still be fun, but feel like a massive let-down at the same time due to the wait.

[T1l]

Hulk Hsieh wrote...

They have only two weeks to me.
ME2 is coming on 26th Jan and it should be enough for me to survive to DA:A.

I wonder how many people are in the same situation? Dragon Age, for me, will be shelved once Mass Effect 2 launches until the Awakening expansion. We can't be alone there. I honestly think Bioware is in danger of missing the boat with this.

Modifié par T1l, 11 janvier 2010 - 02:03 .

[Silensfurtim]

Dervla wrote...

With all the hurly burly and delays, RtO will probably still be fun, but feel like a massive let-down at the same time due to the wait.

people are not as excited anymore like the first time it was announced.

[addiction21]

Dervla wrote...

With all the hurly burly and delays, RtO will probably still be fun, but feel like a massive let-down at the same time due to the wait.

Which can be true for many people out there. I try never to get too anxious or set my expectations to high for anything.
It seems some people see a preview or snippet for some new game, movie, or whatever and think it is the second coming. Whatever it is could be released and could be very good but since they expected it to be world shattering kneel down and begin weeping at the sight of it good they are upset.

Modifié par addiction21, 11 janvier 2010 - 02:16 .

[EllieAmaruq]

I think people are getting too worked up over this. I don't mind waiting for RtO, sure I wish it had been released the day it was said to release but, I would rather have it late and bug free then on time and bugged to hell. Chill out people.. just relax and before you know it we'll all be playing the new content.

[Apocalizz]

Even though waiting is frustrating, I also rather have to wait and get RtO bug free. Can you image how frustrated you'd feel if you would have played for a bit and THEN found out there's something majorly wrong?



We all should be adults, since the game is 18+, so we should all be able to show some patience.

Though, I guess it's kind of a compliment that so many people are waiting so anxiously!

[TastyLaksa]

Hopefully they dont give up on doing DLC's after the issues they have with delays and all tha, assuming that it caused them to lose some profits

Modifié par TastyLaksa, 11 janvier 2010 - 02:58 .

[Dragon Age1103]

I never got worked up having to wait. I was aggravated b/c they asked us to act like adults on the forums but refused to treat us like adults. I think waiting is also the better way to go so we can have a bug free game!

My only point is that we had to wait for an ign interview to get a real answer b/c Bioware didn't feel the need to tell their fans anything. Which is fine, most companies treat gamers like complete idiots. lol. They'll still get my money for RTO & Awakening!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[TastyLaksa]

Dragon Age1103 wrote...

I never got worked up having to wait. I was aggravated b/c they asked us to act like adults on the forums but refused to treat us like adults. I think waiting is also the better way to go so we can have a bug free game!
My only point is that we had to wait for an ign interview to get a real answer b/c Bioware didn't feel the need to tell their fans anything. Which is fine, most companies treat gamers like complete idiots. lol. They'll still get my money for RTO & Awakening!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bioware treated charisma as a dump stat.

[darkshadow136]

Torias wrote...

T1l wrote...

EDIT: I just realised that it's been a full week, 7 days, and we've heard nothing about when to expect RtO or what actually went wrong. Wow. That's pretty disheartening.

I would expect the next official update to be announcing that it is live and ready to download... I don't think they're going to risk having an incorrect release date again....

I think you are correct there is no way the are just going to set another release date like before.

[stbaler]

After all the fuss that is going on, I wouldn't be surprised if Bioware would do just that.

[Suilebhain]

I was annoyed when I learned that RtO was delayed after paying my $5 for the points to get it. Rather than bringing yet another character up to the point of Redcliffe (to allow a seamless flow into RtO), I decided to resume playing Fallout 3. I had recently purchased all of the DLC available on disk, so it seemed like a good idea.



Bethesda released the Fallout 3 DLC Broken Steel with so many bugs as to render it nearly unplayable without using MANY console commands. Anywhere from a guy who will talk to you but not follow so that he can move to the next stage in the conversation to a robot that will not walk, thus stopping progress. The whole thing was such a debacle (with no patch available to fix it) that I entered the code to bypass the whole thing.



The point of this post is this - I would rather wait a month for RtO if it can be reasonably assured that it is relatively bug-free and an EJOYABLE play experience, rather than a piece of bug-ridden crap that does nothing without having to be hacked.

[T1l]

Suilebhain wrote...

I was annoyed when I learned that RtO was delayed after paying my $5 for the points to get it. Rather than bringing yet another character up to the point of Redcliffe (to allow a seamless flow into RtO), I decided to resume playing Fallout 3. I had recently purchased all of the DLC available on disk, so it seemed like a good idea.

Bethesda released the Fallout 3 DLC Broken Steel with so many bugs as to render it nearly unplayable without using MANY console commands. Anywhere from a guy who will talk to you but not follow so that he can move to the next stage in the conversation to a robot that will not walk, thus stopping progress. The whole thing was such a debacle (with no patch available to fix it) that I entered the code to bypass the whole thing.

The point of this post is this - I would rather wait a month for RtO if it can be reasonably assured that it is relatively bug-free and an EJOYABLE play experience, rather than a piece of bug-ridden crap that does nothing without having to be hacked.

I'd agree with you, but people have been playing RtO for days. There's nothing wrong with it. At all. It's finished and from all reports completely bug-free. If there is a bug in RtO the people who have aquired it and who are playing it certainly haven't noticed anything.

[TastyLaksa]

T1l wrote...

Suilebhain wrote...

I was annoyed when I learned that RtO was delayed after paying my $5 for the points to get it. Rather than bringing yet another character up to the point of Redcliffe (to allow a seamless flow into RtO), I decided to resume playing Fallout 3. I had recently purchased all of the DLC available on disk, so it seemed like a good idea.

Bethesda released the Fallout 3 DLC Broken Steel with so many bugs as to render it nearly unplayable without using MANY console commands. Anywhere from a guy who will talk to you but not follow so that he can move to the next stage in the conversation to a robot that will not walk, thus stopping progress. The whole thing was such a debacle (with no patch available to fix it) that I entered the code to bypass the whole thing.

The point of this post is this - I would rather wait a month for RtO if it can be reasonably assured that it is relatively bug-free and an EJOYABLE play experience, rather than a piece of bug-ridden crap that does nothing without having to be hacked.

I'd agree with you, but people have been playing RtO for days. There's nothing wrong with it. At all. It's finished and from all reports completely bug-free. If there is a bug in RtO the people who have aquired it and who are playing it certainly haven't noticed anything.

Please dont mention the leak unless u want this thread to be locked. Everyone already knows about it. To some extent not many people believe that the release is held back because of a bug in the first place. Hopefully Bioware will let us know in the future what the real reason is even though they are not obliged to tell us.