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[dekarserverbot]

many morons asked for DLC... so they decided to release it. This is why you should never ask or imply that you will pay for DLC... ** mod edit**

[RShara]

I have no idea what you're saying, sorry....

[hwlrmnky]

If you read the EULA Section 8 you will see language that says if the game doesn't work EA is not obligated to make sure it runs on your machine.

[dekarserverbot]

boy i just opened origin and saw that the infamous "overpriced" DLC is FREE! why doing this tantrum?

[Etragorn]

I think there may be something of a language barrier occurring here...

[Panda]

Instead of DAI I'm currently playing Don't Starve Together open beta that you have to pay for play. However since it's beta I excepted it to have problems but it doesn't. I haven't seen any clitch nor bug. And DAI which is gold is full of clitches and bugs. Really shows how some companies don't make customers to pay for products that won't work properly and some do.

[coldflame]

I have no idea what you're saying, sorry....

 

really sorry!

is it so bad? or you kidding me?
my language is German!

Nah, don't be sorry. He/she is probably just one of those ea/bioware employees in disguise. I understood perfectly what you were trying to say.

[keyip]

@OP: You complain about a lot of stuff which is pretty standard for the Gaming Industry these days. These experiences are not limited to Bioware or EA. If you don't want to experience the bugs, common practice these days is to wait a few months before purchasing. It's hardly an issue to get worked up over. Getting angry over these issues will mean you'll be spending a LOT of the future in a state of anger.

[Paul E Dangerously]

@OP: You complain about a lot of stuff which is pretty standard for the Gaming Industry these days. These experiences are not limited to Bioware or EA. If you don't want to experience the bugs, common practice these days is to wait a few months before purchasing. It's hardly an issue to get worked up over. Getting angry over these issues will mean you'll be spending a LOT of the future in a state of anger.

 

It's not something that should be encouraged. "It's busted, ship it anyway" wasn't acceptable ten years ago, and it isn't acceptable now.

[RShara]

Nah, don't be sorry. He/she is probably just one of those ea/bioware employees in disguise. I understood perfectly what you were trying to say.

Excuse me.  Just because I have trouble understanding exactly what he's saying (not his fault, since English isn't his first language), how does that make me a BW schill?  Have you even looked at the posts I've made or know anything about me at all?

 

Geez.  Go away.

[keyip]

It's not something that should be encouraged. "It's busted, ship it anyway" wasn't acceptable ten years ago, and it isn't acceptable now.

 

It's more acceptable these days because they can fix it on the fly with DLC. It wasn't acceptable 10 years ago because far fewer people had access to the internet.

 

Whether this is acceptable or not is a philosophical argument which is fairly pointless. You'll have to put up with it because the practice is already rampant across the industry and do you really think you'll convince tens of millions of consumers to go Indie to stick it to the AAA companies?

[Paul E Dangerously]

It's more acceptable these days because they can fix it on the fly with DLC. It wasn't acceptable 10 years ago because far fewer people had access to the internet.

 

Whether this is acceptable or not is a philosophical argument which is fairly pointless. You'll have to put up with it because the practice is already rampant across the industry and do you really think you'll convince tens of millions of consumers to go Indie to stick it to the AAA companies?

 

If companies keep producing broken games, there's going to be a backlash eventually. Want to bet the next Assassin's Creed sells decidedly less because Unity was such a God-awful mess?

[RShara]

If companies keep producing broken games, there's going to be a backlash eventually. Want to bet the next Assassin's Creed sells decidedly less because Unity was such a God-awful mess?

Yeah just watch what happens with ME4.  I aint touching that with a 10 ft pole.

[keyip]

If companies keep producing broken games, there's going to be a backlash eventually. Want to bet the next Assassin's Creed sells decidedly less because Unity was such a God-awful mess?

 

Yeah, THAT'S the reason for it's declining sales.

 

Did you know Skyrim was unplayable on the PS3? This isn't an exaggeration, if you played the game for any length memory issues would make it UNPLAYABLE. It's an old issue with Bethesda games. You realise countless millions still bought the game for that system not caring, right?

[DetcelferVisionary]

Instead of DAI I'm currently playing Don't Starve Together open beta that you have to pay for play. However since it's beta I excepted it to have problems but it doesn't. I haven't seen any clitch nor bug. And DAI which is gold is full of clitches and bugs. Really shows how some companies don't make customers to pay for products that won't work properly and some do.

 

With respect,  one game can be built from a garage...  the other would take a large studio or two to complete.  

[Weltall]

Well, OP, I can see you're upset. But I still have faith in Bioware. Personally, I'm going to put DA on the shelf for a few months and see what they do with patches/DLC and what the mod community comes up with. No, they shouldn't release an unfinished product, but I have confidence that eventually this game will get up to speed.

[Panda]

With respect,  one game can be built from a garage...  the other would take a large studio or two to complete.  

 

Which usually means that other game has lot more people working on it and lot more resources to use.

[ShinsFortress]

Excuse me.  Just because I have trouble understanding exactly what he's saying (not his fault, since English isn't his first language), how does that make me a BW schill?  Have you even looked at the posts I've made or know anything about me at all?

 

Geez.  Go away.

 

No, not a schill.  But it seems clear that you made no significant effort to understand the OP, probably because you did understand enough of it to choose to not agree.  Your use of a phrase, while literally seeming well intentioned but well known as a put down, made that quite clear.  Perhaps a mistake on both sides.  You may not be "soulless minion of orthodoxy", "but you ain't no saint either".

[keyip]

I have no idea what you're saying, sorry....

 

really sorry!

is it so bad? or you kidding me?
my language is German!

 

I've seen much worse. It's impressive for a second language.

[RShara]

No, not a schill.  But it seems clear that you made no significant effort to understand the OP, probably because you did understand enough of it to choose to not agree.  Your use of a phrase, while literally seeming well intentioned but well known as a put down, made that quite clear.  Perhaps a mistake on both sides.  You may not be "soulless minion of orthodoxy", "but you ain't no saint either".

I understood he wasn't satisfied but he seemed to have a specific gripe which I couldn't make out.  I have trouble understanding certain types of phrasing, and I happen to currently be running a fever of 100.5.

 

Maybe you should stop making assumptions, since they seem to be more wrong than right.

 

For your information, I happen to agree that this game is broken, and shouldn't have been released.  But, that's what I expected when I bought it, especially after the debacle of ME3, so I've already come to terms with that, and get what enjoyment I can out of it.

 

I never claimed to be a saint, please stop insulting me.

[RShara]

I have no idea what you're saying, sorry....

 

really sorry!

is it so bad? or you kidding me?
my language is German!

To answer the OP (sorry for the off topic argument above), it's not horrible.  I just have a hard time understanding certain types of phrasing, and unfortunately, yours fell into that pit for me.  I'm actually not American either; although my English is accentless, if phrases aren't formed the way I learned them, I have a hard time extrapolating.

 

I've "heard" that they're working to address a lot of the PC issues, and hopefully have a good patch on the way.  I don't have a whole lot of confidence in that, but there's still some hope I suppose.  I really wish someone would buy out Bioware from EA or maybe they SHOULD make me an employee since I've quality tested software for many years, and I don't let bugs get by me.

 

If they charge for "fixing" DLC though, I will be really pissed (although not particularly surprised).  It would just prove to me once and for all that BW as it was is dead.