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[Xaosoxsaasox]

How about more play testing before you release the glitchiest game Ive ever played? The multiplayer is fun if you ever get to play it. 80% of the time its a dropped game, blackscreen at start, no abilities at start, cant get rewards at the end because you hang on operation fail screen, or like today: 3 games in a row cant get pass a door because no key when clearing the stage. And the patches havent helped. I spent 70 bucks on a game that does little more than waste my time. All my friends told me to wait a year and then buy it cause they knew an EA game is going to be littered with bugs that would take a year to fix. I should of listened, but I loved the first one, which was an awesome game. Good luck on fixing your game.

[Terminus Pi]

Well... at least you got to play some of it. Mine doesn't even start.

[otis0310]

To be honest I have never had any problems with bugs, all though I am well aware that there are so many. I count myself lucky there.

 

The problem I have is with the game design, and not just the UI for the PC, but everything from crafting to combat to the wide open areas filled with respawning enemies.  It all feels so disjointed and contrived.  I mean I have played the new Tomb Raider, and I played Remember Me and I've played LA. Noire and I didn't like any of them.  In fact I played so many games I didn't like that I could never list them all.  But I have never seen a game suffer from so many glaringly obvious and easily avoidable design flaws. It just feels more like a school project than an AAA game because of the number half finished or ill conceived features this has.

 

 

In fact I feel whoever designed this game needs to go back to school because this game feels like something you hand in to your teacher in game design class, not on the public. And if that teacher was worth it's salt, it would get an F.

[Elhanan]

A few glitches and bugs, but nothing game breaking in my copy at all. Perhaps it is the system, and not the game; encountered recently with my brother.

His experience was different than my own, but he had also played some on my system during a visit, so he tried to discover the reason. Several days later, he started-up and found smoke coming from the rear of the case. And something similar also occurred to me in 2009, when my brand new rig magically turned into a lemon after a day.

While I am Techless, I am also not encountering the bugs and frustration seen by some others posting on the forums. Sorry for the bad experience.

[Madrict]

I got the PS4 version so have not seen any bugs and I did a 150 hour play through. The only bug I have encountered now is in my new game playing an elf male....there arms are buggy. So waiting for that to get fixed before I continue my game. But that is the only serious thing I have noticed so far.

[Wevryn1]

YOu can't be playing the same game as us if you state you havn't run across any bugs.  Either you've stayed entirely out of every side quest/multi-player aspect of the game or your just ignoring what you do find.

 

Theres damn near zero chance of not running across a bug in this game.

 

Bioware has failed us, and continues to fail us every day they allow game breaking bugs to run rampant throughout their entire game.

 

Watch it Bioware, you'll burn your bridges like Capcom has long long ago.

[Epyon5757]

YOu can't be playing the same game as us if you state you havn't run across any bugs.  Either you've stayed entirely out of every side quest/multi-player aspect of the game or your just ignoring what you do find.

 

Theres damn near zero chance of not running across a bug in this game.

 

Bioware has failed us, and continues to fail us every day they allow game breaking bugs to run rampant throughout their entire game.

 

Watch it Bioware, you'll burn your bridges like Capcom has long long ago.

 

Bugs do this funny thing where they don't occur on every single system that gets to run the game.  The problem is especially bad on PC, where bugs in games could be caused by a piece of hardware in the machine that the game doesn't like.

 

Consoles, on the other hand, give developers one hardware standard to adhere to.  They don't have to account for hundreds of variations of graphics cards, processors, and RAM configurations.  I completely believe that the console versions don't have as many bugs.  Even then, the definition of a "bug" can be subjective.  What some people can't overlook, others overlook very easily (such as a hand mysteriously passing through a sword hilt in cutscenes).

 

I find it laughable that some of you think this game is buggy, given that this game released in terrific shape when compared to the messes of SimCity, Assassin's Creed, Skyrim, Battlefield (last year) - games that were legitimately unplayable at launch.

[SoulRebel_1979]

I barely touch the SP portion of the game, but DAMP is buggy as hell.

 

My last 5 DAMP matches tonight.

 

1st match - Load into match in progress with no UI or anything. Had to Alt-F4

2nd match - No key dropped bug. Host leaving did not resolve.

3rd match - CTD with no error message

4th match - Normal match, cleared all stages

5th match - CTD at the weapons cache bug.

 

Solid stuff right there!

[SongstressKitsune]

Well... at least you got to play some of it. Mine doesn't even start.

I had this problem when I first started the game, and might actually be able to help you troubleshoot it -- are you playing on PC, and is it an issue where the game literally will not open? If so, I can tell you how I fixed it and you can see if that works for you?

[Terminus Pi]

I had this problem when I first started the game, and might actually be able to help you troubleshoot it -- are you playing on PC, and is it an issue where the game literally will not open? If so, I can tell you how I fixed it and you can see if that works for you?

 

Yes, I am playing on PC and the game literally will not open. Upon double clicking on the game icon and inserting Origin credentials, the game stays forever on this screen:

 

[Kantr]

Yes, I am playing on PC and the game literally will not open. Upon double clicking on the game icon and inserting Origin credentials, the game stays forever on this screen:

 

even after an hour?

[Terminus Pi]

even after an hour?

 

Even after a whole day.

[Kantr]

Even after a whole day.

What specs do you have? Tried cleaning up the harddrive?  have only essential programs running and maybe try fullscreen?

[Terminus Pi]

What specs do you have? Tried cleaning up the harddrive?  have only essential programs running and maybe try fullscreen?

 

Brand new computer: i5 4690K, 970GTX, 16GB RAM, Fresh install of Windows 8.1, only other programs installed are Shadow of Mordor (which, by the way, runs flawlessly in ultra settings), Firefox and Bitdefender Antivirus.

 

Tried running with and without fullscreen, with old, new and beta Nvidia drivers, with and without Origin overlays, with and without antivirus on, etc. etc. etc.

 

Tried all helpful posts in EA Answer HQ and even chatted with EA support... all to no avail. Next step will be asking for a refund, since this game is eligible for "Origin Great Game Guarantee"

[Kantr]

Try beta drivers?

[Terminus Pi]

Try beta drivers?

 

 

(...) with old, new and beta Nvidia drivers (...)

[SongstressKitsune]

Yes, I am playing on PC and the game literally will not open. Upon double clicking on the game icon and inserting Origin credentials, the game stays forever on this screen:

 

Ahhh, that is actually a different issue than I was having -- for me the game window would not open (the process would start and it would just...stick as a background process), and I had to futz with some settings on the shortcut to get it to run. I've seen the black screen problem a lot, and I wish you a lot of luck getting it fixed because it seems to be a pretty nasty, persistent one!

[Kantr]

 

That's what I get for skim reading.

[Hair Serious Business]

Yes, I am playing on PC and the game literally will not open. Upon double clicking on the game icon and inserting Origin credentials, the game stays forever on this screen:

 

 

That is problem with "Dual Core" not with game

Game is done for "Quad Core" and it needs 4 cores to play(idk why but for some reason it does).So that up there is problem that "Dual Core" users usually report.So sadly it's either upgrade,buy new PC or perhaps wait to see if they give something for "Dual Cores" which I doubt since they said that there will be no support for "Dual Core".

 

Oooops sorry I have just noticed little green eye and sword icon on bottom of screen lol It is not DC PC problem that people report usually for them it gets past that but goes black when title screen should show up.

Anyway still I haven't heard any case of anyone getting stuck at very start on loading screen.Try run it trough Origin also if it doesn't work I suggest checking out if you can run this game in first place.

Modifié par AnneLadyx3, 22 décembre 2014 - 06:13 .

[Terminus Pi]

Try run it trough Origin also if it doesn't work I suggest checking out if you can run this game in first place.

 

Thanks, already tried running inside and outside of Origin as well and, sadly,  no go.

 

As for being able to run it:

 

Brand new computer: i5 4690K, 970GTX, 16GB RAM, Fresh install of Windows 8.1 (...)

 

It *should* actually be able to run multiple instances of the game simultaneously without breaking a sweat (hyperbole intended).

[Hair Serious Business]

-snip-

 

That is weird then.Try to go on Origin and right click on DA:I and chose "Repair Game".Also install new drivers(try beta ones).If still is not working then try to contact support in end to help you out.

[madmantheonly1]

A few glitches and bugs, but nothing game breaking in my copy at all. Perhaps it is the system, and not the game; encountered recently with my brother.

His experience was different than my own, but he had also played some on my system during a visit, so he tried to discover the reason. Several days later, he started-up and found smoke coming from the rear of the case. And something similar also occurred to me in 2009, when my brand new rig magically turned into a lemon after a day.

While I am Techless, I am also not encountering the bugs and frustration seen by some others posting on the forums. Sorry for the bad experience.

 

Sorry, but key dropping or not has nothing to do with your pc setup.... and the OP is right, this happens about 50% of the time, another about 30% are other bugs, my whole origin friend list has the same problems, we play together, or at least we try... out of 13 games 2 went on fine the night before without anyone having any issues, the rest was random crashes, key not dropping, you name it...

[madmantheonly1]

I barely touch the SP portion of the game, but DAMP is buggy as hell.

 

My last 5 DAMP matches tonight.

 

1st match - Load into match in progress with no UI or anything. Had to Alt-F4

2nd match - No key dropped bug. Host leaving did not resolve.

3rd match - CTD with no error message

4th match - Normal match, cleared all stages

5th match - CTD at the weapons cache bug.

 

Solid stuff right there!

 

hehe, 5, you're lucky, here's my last 13 from the day before: http://forum.bioware...in-multiplayer/

[Terminus Pi]

That is weird then.Try to go on Origin and right click on DA:I and chose "Repair Game".Also install new drivers(try beta ones).If still is not working then try to contact support in end to help you out.

 

Thanks, already tried repairing.

 

Tried running with and without fullscreen, with old, new and beta Nvidia drivers, with and without Origin overlays, with and without antivirus on, etc. etc. etc.

 

Tried all helpful posts in EA Answer HQ and even chatted with EA support... all to no avail. Next step will be asking for a refund, since this game is eligible for "Origin Great Game Guarantee"

[Wevryn1]

Bugs do this funny thing where they don't occur on every single system that gets to run the game.  The problem is especially bad on PC, where bugs in games could be caused by a piece of hardware in the machine that the game doesn't like.

 

Consoles, on the other hand, give developers one hardware standard to adhere to.  They don't have to account for hundreds of variations of graphics cards, processors, and RAM configurations.  I completely believe that the console versions don't have as many bugs.  Even then, the definition of a "bug" can be subjective.  What some people can't overlook, others overlook very easily (such as a hand mysteriously passing through a sword hilt in cutscenes).

 

I find it laughable that some of you think this game is buggy, given that this game released in terrific shape when compared to the messes of SimCity, Assassin's Creed, Skyrim, Battlefield (last year) - games that were legitimately unplayable at launch.

I find that your full of **** and are just lying to use straight in the face blue.  These bugs will occur in anyones game.  Your obviously bsing everyone hard.  Seeing how I've had the key bug occur about 30 times now, and it happening to EVERYONE i've ever played with along with EVERY damn friend on my list I find it hard to believe its just random copies.  Its everyone that's getting these bugs, just some fanboys will lie about it to save face.

 

Your helping noone spreading your bs bro.