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227 pages and no news yet?
There has been news, via twitter instead of via the forums.
Basically the intended date as Dec 9th, he mentioned most platforms would be delayed when questioned he said PC would be getting patched. So it appears we will make our patch date other platforms won't. As it should be considering we don't have to get console validation the way they do.
As it should be considering we don't have to get console validation the way they do.
DANGER WILL ROBINSON DANGER
Yesterday I made my second visit to Skyhold after the initial part where
Anyone know if this is a bug? Or did BW just decide to have really loud "drumming" music all through Skyhold for some reason?
Yesterday I made my second visit to Skyhold after the initial part where
Spoilerand the "martial"-sounding background music seemed excessively loud and continued throughout all dialogue sequences, including ones where it seemed inappropriate. Eventually I just went into my audio settings and turned the music volume all the way down to 10, figuring I can turn it back up later.
Anyone know if this is a bug? Or did BW just decide to have really loud "drumming" music all through Skyhold for some reason?
It's a bug. I'm pretty sure a Bioware employee referenced it, but I don't have the source.
I wonder why they wont release the patchnotes? :S
because if they release the patch note now, we'll be able to see that they didn't really fix stuff that matters ! they're already saying that it's complicated to patch DA:I and that there will be more patch to come... so basically what's they're saying is :
"we don't know how to patch our game and MS and Sony can't certify our 1st patch, so we're gonna test some minor tweaks on PC and see how it goes ! We hope to be able to provide more fix in the near (really far ?) future, so stay put and enjoy our great game (omg we won GOTY I don't know how anyone could vote for this mess we sold 70€ hahahaha)"
Basically the intended date as Dec 9th, he mentioned most platforms would be delayed when questioned he said PC would be getting patched. So it appears we will make our patch date other platforms won't. As it should be considering we don't have to get console validation the way they do.
What I'd like to know is WHEN tomorrow?
What's the standart time for patches to be uploaded on Origin?
"we don't know how to patch our game and MS and Sony can't certify our 1st patch, so we're gonna test some minor tweaks on PC and see how it goes ! We hope to be able to provide more fix in the near (really far ?) future, so stay put and enjoy our great game (omg we won GOTY I don't know how anyone could vote for this mess we sold 70€ hahahaha)"
ONE silly assumption, ah ah ah!
TWO silly assumptions, ah ah ah!
THREE silly assumptions, ah ah ah!
Would that sound as a surprise to you?
Logical it is not, unpredictable the schemes of Microsoft are...
They are trying to die. It's very difficult to die when you have such strong products as Windows, DirectX, Office, Visual C++, C#, dot net. Hence it needs the utmost of punishing strong products to death and throwing money down drains.
For the modders I know in the group.
- Silvist import armors from Tera online.
- Adela draw the hairs herself.
- Renmiri1 made the tool for modding, he/she even find a dialog between Alistair and his child (cut content?)
If you want more details I suggest you to directly ask your questions in the group instead of here : http://forum.bioware...9048-dai-tools/
Sadly, I can't. Not allowed to reply to the thread. Also, while I'm sure they have much experience with modding, the question wasn't are they experienced modders, it was can they get the stuff they mod back into the game. Currently, that seems like a 'No.' That doesn't mean they won't, though.
What I'd like to know is WHEN tomorrow?
What's the standart time for patches to be uploaded on Origin?
Take a pill or something, you've been on hold and now you know that tuesday you wont be on hold anymore, why is the exact specific time getting your small clothes in a twist...
Sadly, I can't. Not allowed to reply to the thread. Also, while I'm sure they have much experience with modding, the question wasn't are they experienced modders, it was can they get the stuff they mod back into the game. Currently, that seems like a 'No.' That doesn't mean they won't, though.
I think the real question is not 'can they do it', it is 'can the rest of us pull it off'
The Witcher 3 delayed again, further 3 months. I wonder, what would happen if we saw DAI on the shelves by late December or early January. Would not the game be more stabilized and bug free by then?
According to an open letter published by The Board of CD PROJEKT SA, the delay is due to the "sheer size and complexity" of the game. "Now, nearing the end of our work," they write, "we see many details that need to be corrected. When we release the most important game in our studio’s history, we must be absolutely sure that we did everything we could to limit any bugs to a level that will allow you to enjoy the game thoroughly."
Take a pill or something, you've been on hold and now you know that tuesday you wont be on hold anymore, why is the exact specific time getting your small clothes in a twist...
is this necessary? Wanting to know the time patches are uploaded to origin could be due to several reasons, first off like slow internet, work schedules, maybe they have children or something planned for tomorrow. Knowing the specific time so as to have it start downloading whilst they are at work, or tending that which is planned or their children is fine. I personally do not know the answer sadly. There could be a multitude of legitimate reasons as to why they are asking. Someone may know. Telling them to "Take a pill" and such is just rude.
Take a pill or something, you've been on hold and now you know that tuesday you wont be on hold anymore, why is the exact specific time getting your small clothes in a twist...
Just wanted to know when I should turn on Origin. Especially since knowing when the patch comes out has me made stop playing the game for now.
@Mjoshier: thanks for the answer. And don't worry, I'm to old to get annoyed by someone on an online board, so his "take a pill" comment isn't rustling my jimmies in any way.
Modifié par Ero_the_Great, 08 décembre 2014 - 05:36 .
What I'd like to know is WHEN tomorrow?
What's the standart time for patches to be uploaded on Origin?
So you are keen to download the patch as soon as it arrives on the servers? I am more in the mood of wait-and-see-what-happens-to-old-save-games.
There has been news, via twitter instead of via the forums.
Basically the intended date as Dec 9th, he mentioned most platforms would be delayed when questioned he said PC would be getting patched. So it appears we will make our patch date other platforms won't. As it should be considering we don't have to get console validation the way they do.
It's beyong me why they don't come here and announce this ifficially.
Anyway thanks for the info.
Sadly, I can't. Not allowed to reply to the thread. Also, while I'm sure they have much experience with modding, the question wasn't are they experienced modders, it was can they get the stuff they mod back into the game. Currently, that seems like a 'No.' That doesn't mean they won't, though.
You've to join the group to be able to post and yes they're working on a way to import into the game their work.
So you are keen to download the patch as soon as it arrives on the servers? I am more in the mood of wait-and-see-what-happens-to-old-save-games.
You can always copy your current data, right?
The Witcher 3 delayed again, further 3 months. I wonder, what would happen if we saw DAI on the shelves by late December or early January. Would not the game be more stabilized and bug free by then?
According to an open letter published by The Board of CD PROJEKT SA, the delay is due to the "sheer size and complexity" of the game. "Now, nearing the end of our work," they write, "we see many details that need to be corrected. When we release the most important game in our studio’s history, we must be absolutely sure that we did everything we could to limit any bugs to a level that will allow you to enjoy the game thoroughly."
I respect that.
They probably have to face a certain amount of shareholder dissatisfaction, combined with 3 more months of costs stacking up.
This just shows they want to polish up the game as much as possible IMO, they've been very straight forward about the entire project.
Besides, Bloodborne comes out in February, gives me 3 month to play the crap out of that game. 
So you are keen to download the patch as soon as it arrives on the servers? I am more in the mood of wait-and-see-what-happens-to-old-save-games.
I'm honestly not far in the game on any of my Characters (only up to Skyhold and a bit of side-questing), which I did ever since I heard they were working on the first patch. So it's honestly not much of a loss to me. So yeah I don't mind being a test subject here if you want to call it that.
The Witcher 3 delayed again, further 3 months. I wonder, what would happen if we saw DAI on the shelves by late December or early January. Would not the game be more stabilized and bug free by then?
According to an open letter published by The Board of CD PROJEKT SA, the delay is due to the "sheer size and complexity" of the game. "Now, nearing the end of our work," they write, "we see many details that need to be corrected. When we release the most important game in our studio’s history, we must be absolutely sure that we did everything we could to limit any bugs to a level that will allow you to enjoy the game thoroughly."
I just saw that and although I'm a little disapointed, I think they took a good decision by postponing launch. Witcher 3 is going to be massive if we take CDR word for it, and the February objective always sounded weird to me.
As a studio without any constraint from greedy publishers, CDR has the possibility to do this kind of postponing that I'm sure fans will comprehend if it's really to have the best experience possible.
Obviously, BW couldn't do this as they work for EA, with EA's Frostbite and have to meet EA's deadline.
Also, CDR cares a lot about their reputation and giving players the best games possible so, well, I'll be waiting till may (and that will allow me to upgrade my rig =D)
According to an open letter published by The Board of CD PROJEKT SA, the delay is due to the "sheer size and complexity" of the game. "Now, nearing the end of our work," they write, "we see many details that need to be corrected. When we release the most important game in our studio’s history, we must be absolutely sure that we did everything we could to limit any bugs to a level that will allow you to enjoy the game thoroughly."
So CDPR can release a game "when it's done" while Bioware is limited by EA breathing down their neck. Is it anything new?
And remind me of a release of a Bioware game that wasn't broken.
I just saw that and although I'm a little disapointed, I think they took a good decision by postponing launch. Witcher 3 is going to be massive if we take CDR word for it, and the February objective always sounded weird to me.
As a studio without any constraint from greedy publishers, CDR has the possibility to do this kind of postponing that I'm sure fans will comprehend if it's really to have the best experience possible.
Obviously, BW couldn't do this as they work for EA, with EA's Frostbite and have to meet EA's deadline.
Also, CDR cares a lot about their reputation and giving players the best games possible so, well, I'll be waiting till may (and that will allow me to upgrade my rig =D)
I like CDPR, but in my opinion they still have to show if they've got the chops to create something that entirely their own. They certainly didn't have to create the world of Witcher after all, so it was easier for them to create something with it (You know as Bioware did in the past) and Cyberpunk is also not something complitely of their own, based on a Pen and Paper RPG after all.
does he mean pc will get patch tm or that pc will get patch eventually but they will miss the goal? PR speak is hard to understand sometimes. Cause he specifically didn't say that, he just said ya it will get a patch.
The Witcher 3 delayed again, further 3 months. I wonder, what would happen if we saw DAI on the shelves by late December or early January. Would not the game be more stabilized and bug free by then?
According to an open letter published by The Board of CD PROJEKT SA, the delay is due to the "sheer size and complexity" of the game. "Now, nearing the end of our work," they write, "we see many details that need to be corrected. When we release the most important game in our studio’s history, we must be absolutely sure that we did everything we could to limit any bugs to a level that will allow you to enjoy the game thoroughly."
My best guess is, they've seen DAI and went all "OH fùck, oh fùck, we have like LOTS of things in common with this game, let's fix them while we can".
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