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[ruudg]

when walking around i use wsad, when entering a fight tactics mode and click to move.

[jcmuki]

People click to move??? Really? 1985 called....

using a gamepad to play games??? really? 1977 callled...

 

all the real gamers use motions controls now

[moon knight]

I have a very big problem with Inquisition. Every time I play, after 5-10 minutes, my HDD gives off a strange "bip", and my PC reset itself. But this happen only with Inquisition. I played Valkyria Chronicles and GTA IV without any issue with my hard disk. 

[pdusen]

what have i missed guys?? Have not been active on this thread for a long long time....from the looks of it bioware still gives a **** bout us and we are still stuck with a console port because the fuckers at bioware was to lazy to actually do this game right for pc from start....

 

Jesus Christ bioware, you are all useless and stupid really. Wish you will shut down your company and get better more qualified people to do your job for you because you clearly are useless......its a ****** travisty

 

 

Nothing in this game is right...they need to remake the whole ****** game for pc the lazy fuckers

 

 

Yes, it's truly a mystery why Bioware might not bend over backwards to earn your approval.

[moon knight]

 

 

 

 

Yes, it's truly a mystery why Bioware might not bend over backwards to earn your approval.

 

 

Inquisition is a console port 1:1. This is a fact.

[BobaFett]

People click to move??? Really? 1985 called....

Strange!!  You might want to call blizzard and let them know that diablo and star craft are WAY behind the times.  that way they can integrate WASD movement into both of those games as well....ignorance is bliss huh?

 

DA used to be a tactical RPG, as you can see there is still a tactical cam in the game, which you use click to move and setup your tactics for the battle.  You probably don't use it though because your the typical gamer these days with the attention span of a 4 year old that needs to be constantly smashing buttons to keep focused.  HOWEVER, many of us old school gamers and also some newer gamers that hate games like CoD/MW and other button mashers, and we like a little more strategy and tactics in our games, so having click to move and the like even out of the tactical cam, LIKE THE OTHER 2 GAMES IN THE SERIES BEFORE IT, would be nice.  The benefit to playing on a PC is that we should be able to change, or use the controls that best suits us, like in pretty much every other PC game port does, at least the good ones....

[Ncongruous]

Yes, it's truly a mystery why Bioware might not bend over backwards to earn your approval.

It is sad. I can guarantee that Sparky862 was not always so spiteful. I know that they aren't. And that their person in real life is just seeking an outlet positive or negative. They are just not getting results so they are feeling frustrated. How we all deal with that frustration is always different. Lambast, internalize, transference, deference. But it doesn't matter. Whoever is not feeding us, so we devour each other. Subsume to negativity and it makes it so much harder to make a change in that respect. Want a positive force to stop it? That's on BioWare.

[Brogan]

never played AC:Unity but it seems it's even worse PC port than DA:I
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Wow, you'd think with all the fanboys and apologists here, DAI would be represented better in the polls...

Don't let anyone from Bioware see this...

[MisterMannIndy]

Don't let anyone from Bioware see this...

They will point to their GOTY awards from others and quietly ignore this "rogue element" of their customer base by claiming you can't please 100% of the people 100% of the time.  

 

I think this will completely be dismissed by Bioware.

[DeltaAgent26]

Go to the very first post of this thread,

it explains why the game has such bad performance,

even on high end machines,crashes with Nvidia GPUs,

and also has a few suggestions.

 

http://answers.ea.co...ce/td-p/4126271

[Jaspe84]

I have a very big problem with Inquisition. Every time I play, after 5-10 minutes, my HDD gives off a strange "bip", and my PC reset itself. But this happen only with Inquisition. I played Valkyria Chronicles and GTA IV without any issue with my hard disk. 

1. try defragment your HDD

2. might be broken sector in HDD, try uninstall DAI and 1 or 2 larger programs from that HDD then reinstall DAI and hope it doesn't install over the same sector, also you can try running scandisk for errors and see if it can repair those broken sectors

[sandyjuventus]

Still getting flickering textures, crappy fog effects and frequent crashes.. That patch didn't do anything for me.. Shame on BioWare and the critics who rated this abysmal game 9+/10.. Was really excited to play a good RPG after so long, I guess I need to wait a few more months to get my hands on Witcher 3

[crusader_bin]

I have a very big problem with Inquisition. Every time I play, after 5-10 minutes, my HDD gives off a strange "bip", and my PC reset itself. But this happen only with Inquisition. I played Valkyria Chronicles and GTA IV without any issue with my hard disk. 

Maybe DA:I drains all the power from the PC and it has a weak power supply, hence the reboot? If it's HDD issue, than Scandisc and Defrag may help (in that order).

[iluvit333]

Always happy to admit when I'm wrong, though you aren't going to get me to do it a thousand times. My full and humble apologies.

Not sure what was complicated about dealing with the public though. You handed me my arse quite nicely.

 

Wow, are you ever right voteDC?

 

A mod that changes how fighting is done in Dragon Age Origins is not complex? Changing how targeting in the game is done is not complex? Releasing a mod that changes how fighting is physically done in Dragon Age Origins wouldn't bring scores of questions to the modder that released that mod? It wouldn't bring hundreds of questions, tweak requests, duh can't make it work questions, arguments about what should be dodgable and what should not?

 

Well I guess we now know who has actually released mods to the public and who is a know-nothing-know-it-all.

 

Take care.

[Archerwarden]

Sadly, I think one of the issues, as a pc gamer, for me, is that in the ea answers it is a tech not the community manager, or a Bioware head person putting out a statement. The tech is probably right but Bioware needs to issue something in the same vein as CD Project.  It would be good PR I think to put out a statement acknowledging the coding issues and bad pc port and letting the pc world know they are heard. Heck I would have waited another 2-3 years or more for this game! (Gosh how long have we been waiting for Half-Life 3 right?)

 

At least for me anyways. It would go along way in good will for now and in the future.

 

I had so many issues when starting the game, then disabled Origins in lay and corrected some post processing - the game was playable. I thought that was the answer. Then patches were issued. Graphics were lowered across the board and the storm coast went to the windy coast.Then another patch and the graphics restored - oddly now I can still play on ultra weird but nice.

 

 Then the game started to have the very same issues pre disabling Origin overlay. Sigh

 

All that and the wonky pc controls, ai controls, inventory controls, inability to remap keys (the game continues to crash if I try to change all but 2 keys).

Bottom line I want to play the game really I do. And it is Playable in a non fun way. 

 

I've tried everything but how can you possibly play when for example during combat Varric magically vanishes Bianca, whips out his daggers run into melee slashing with all his might at...air. Or Varric stops in the middle of combat to ponder the situation. Or Varric  decides to show how immensely fierce and unafraid of the enemy that turns his back to the enemy and shoots at nothing.

Cassandra on the other hand continues to chase down every single blue dot.

 

During combat if an animal walks into the battlefield, my ever loyal team stops fighting the enemy and runs after the blue dot. Just lovely. The thing is I have tried every combination and nothing works.

 

I still cannot actually add the companion when meeting the first time even though the screen says I can.  No matter who I pick it will default back to the original party - at least they don't lose their inventory anymore- not that the rings matter much anymore. 

 

 I'll continue to wait and hope in a few months time they can recode and fix the issues. Bugs I don't mind but this is not good.

 

Sorry for the long text.

[They call me a SpaceCowboy]

Wow, you'd think with all the fanboys and apologists here, DAI would be represented better in the polls...

Don't let anyone from Bioware see this...

 

This made me chuckle.

 

"I’m assuming EA’s Origin garnered 4% thanks to relieved PC players being able to utilise its fairly decent (actually better than Steam’s) refund policy for Dragon Age: Inquisition."

[Neoideo]

Some thoughts about how combat is right now:

 

- There is something that really is irritating me. Hold position, which is 'H' key, just does not work, it is broken. I've seen that the party violates the hold position if they have an enemy targetet and it is out of sight, that is totally wrong. There is a reason why hold position is so useful, because it is absolute, hold position under all circunstances. I dont know why cant it be as simple as that?

 

By the way, apart from this irritating gameplay problems, and several more we have discussed through this entire thread (tactical cam and PC UI), the game is great I am really having a great time and the story is starting to catch me.

[Spenzor Again]

I have a very big problem with Inquisition. Every time I play, after 5-10 minutes, my HDD gives off a strange "bip", and my PC reset itself. But this happen only with Inquisition. I played Valkyria Chronicles and GTA IV without any issue with my hard disk.

Be careful. Check your gpu temperatures and make sure your power supply is good enough for your card and all your fans and such.

[Brogan]

Some thoughts about how combat is right now:
 
- There is something that really is irritating me. Hold position, which is 'H' key, just does not work, it is broken. I've seen that the party violates the hold position if they have an enemy targetet and it is out of sight, that is totally wrong. There is a reason why hold position is so useful, because it is absolute, hold position under all circunstances. I dont know why cant it be as simple as that?
 
By the way, apart from this irritating gameplay problems, and several more we have discussed through this entire thread (tactical cam and PC UI), the game is great I am really having a great time and the story is starting to catch me.

This is one of the reasons I couldn't care less if they fixed the banter problems. I am absolutely going to solo my first playthrough if something as basic as a hold function doesn't work.

[Terminus Pi]

Well, at least you guys can play it. For me it won't even launch... just gets stuck in a black screen when I launch it:

 

[voteDC]

A mod that changes how fighting is done in Dragon Age Origins is not complex? 

I never said it wasn't.

In your initial post you mentioned you never made the mod public because of how complex dealing with the public was.
 

iluvit333, on 20 Dec 2014 - 02:57 AM, said:

 SO I ACTUALLY MODDED DAO TO BE LIKE THIS. I did not share this mod because it was too complex for me to deal with the general gaming public, which I like no more than you game developers, believe me.

 

It is that I now find hard to believe since you schooled me expertly.

[Bethgael]

This is one of the reasons I couldn't care less if they fixed the banter problems. I am absolutely going to solo my first playthrough if something as basic as a hold function doesn't work.

It can be annoying if you're used to using H. I haven't found it that irritating. (except at a certain point where I have 2 non-party characters with me as well, and I need to do something that requires ALL of them out of my way, and the H works for my party but not for the 2 extras. That won't be solved by solo-ing the game, though; those 2 extras will end up with you anyhow). The times I want them to stand the eff still, dammit is not solved by H (and not caused by a non-working H). It's a function of how in-world conversation staging works.

I don't have the banter bug, and I can't stress enough how much the banter adds to the game experience--hence why I understand why people are so frustrated with it not working. As I know you're waiting because you want to have the best possible experience with the game on first playthrough, Brogan, I would urge you not to solo it first time around--especially if it's story you like. Losing banter also means losing some back-at-home conversation options that open up. Also some extra "bits" on the journal codexes.

 

(I can't explain further without spoilers, but remember how in DA:O if you overheard conversations with Sten, you could ask him about them back at camp? Kind of like that. In fact, for at least one character, it is impossible to continue a friendship/relationship with them past a certain point if they're not with you when you kill at least one dragon. And you'd  miss what I think is one of the more amusing cutscenes in the game--especially if your Inquisitor likes a drink. ).

[BammBamm]

Strange!!  You might want to call blizzard and let them know that diablo and star craft are WAY behind the times.  that way they can integrate WASD movement into both of those games as well....ignorance is bliss huh?

 

DA used to be a tactical RPG, as you can see there is still a tactical cam in the game, which you use click to move and setup your tactics for the battle.  You probably don't use it though because your the typical gamer these days with the attention span of a 4 year old that needs to be constantly smashing buttons to keep focused.  HOWEVER, many of us old school gamers and also some newer gamers that hate games like CoD/MW and other button mashers, and we like a little more strategy and tactics in our games, so having click to move and the like even out of the tactical cam, LIKE THE OTHER 2 GAMES IN THE SERIES BEFORE IT, would be nice.  The benefit to playing on a PC is that we should be able to change, or use the controls that best suits us, like in pretty much every other PC game port does, at least the good ones....

 

funny to name a isometric action rpg and a rts as examples for point and click. in isometric you cant play with wasd because of the axxis, in rts you have to order dozens of troops so you cant babyset every single one with action controls.

and in tactic mode where point and click is mostly needed its there.

[Bethgael]

funny to name a isometric action rpg and a rts as examples for point and click. in isometric you cant play with wasd because of the axxis, in rts you have to order dozens of troops so you cant babyset every single one with action controls.

and in tactic mode where point and click is mostly needed its there.

 

World of Warcraft you can do both. I just logged in and did it.

 

OMG WASD movement!

 

OMG two-mouse button movement to cursor.

OMG both at the same time!!!!

 

Oh, also disability support and left-click autoloot (area if I like... or not), left click talky... yeah. ooooh, look, left-click attack--or tab targeting, if I'd rather (not in a dungeon, Boo, not in a dungeon....). Look, look, I'm running and attacking and drinking my coffee all at the same time! Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...................

 

It's almost like having a choice or something, innit?

So 1985.

Also, do I need to say I was gaming in 1985?

Not 1977 though. I was only 6. I was still pretending to be a pony back then. A chestnut pony.

/faints

[BammBamm]

World of Warcraft you can do both. I just logged in and did it.

 

OMG WASD movement!

 

OMG two-mouse button movement to cursor.

OMG both at the same time!!!!

 

Oh, also disability support and left-click autoloot (area if I like... or not), left click talky... yeah. ooooh, look, left-click attack--or tab targeting, if I'd rather (not in a dungeon, Boo, not in a dungeon....). Look, look, I'm running and attacking and drinking my coffee all at the same time! Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...................

 

It's almost like having a choice or something, innit?

So 1985.

Also, do I need to say I was gaming in 1985?

Not 1977 though. I was only 6. I was still pretending to be a pony back then. A chestnut pony.

/faints

 

ok you totally missing the point. first its about point and click and not 2 mouse buttons. second someone cannot give examples for point and click where it is the only valid type of control. third what nobody sees is the technical point, more complex level architecture, higher sightdistance = much more trouble for pathfinding of an ai. name me just one game with big and complex levels with point and click controls. there is a reason why point and click in tactical works but not in exploring mode. 

 

its not that the game needs a lot more love, especially for pc users, but stay realistic. to make point and click work in open world can be very difficult and im pretty sure they already tright it and wasnt satisfied by the results. maybe there will be no point and click because of this problems. bigger zoom out in tactical, the problem here is not the zoom level of the camera, its just changing a view numbers, the real deal is the transparence of things that locks your sight. maybe frostbyte got troubles with making things dynamical transparent and  a tiny little problem can become one that isnt solvable.

both of these little wishes can be technical monsters to be beaten and dont expect that they are solved. i'm pretty sure some things in the game are as they are for a reason.