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#26
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Perhaps the saddest part about all the bugs and incomplete aspects of the game is how unfriendly it is towards mods. Origins and Skyrim had their fair share of bugs and undercooked features which were either fixed or expanded upon by the modding community. Doesn't seem like this will be the case for Inquisition.

 

I've gone back to Origins with new mods and a new origin story and I'm enjoying it more than my last playthrough of Inquisition.

 

I guess I will move on to Pillars of Eternity and Witcher 3.



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Perhaps the saddest part about all the bugs and incomplete aspects of the game is how unfriendly it is towards mods. Origins and Skyrim had their fair share of bugs and undercooked features which were either fixed or expanded upon by the modding community. Doesn't seem like this will be the case for Inquisition.

 

I've gone back to Origins with new mods and a new origin story and I'm enjoying it more than my last playthrough of Inquisition.

 

I guess I will move on to Pillars of Eternity and Witcher 3.

Good man. Hell my original plan before all the game delays was i would get those 2 games first and inquisition later after reviews and stuff was out. Problem was the 2 i wanted were delayed, but does not matter POE is now almost here and will keep me busy till witcher 3 hits.



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i got banned from the facebook page for asking about patches and listing atleast 30 well know bugs

 

torrenting the pc version and i forever torrent all DLC and bioware games from now on 

 

You do realize that anouncing to pirate their future products is also going to lead to a lenghty vacation from this forum for obvious reasons, do you?


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But the patch is right there, among the trees. Can you see it?

 

No, there, right over there!

Aaaw, you've missed it...



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if you think the patch is going to change the horrible tactical cam or the u.i , think again. They will claim artistic integrity or some bullcrap along those lines and will fix minor bugs and will work on DLC instead. You heard it here first.


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The holidays are no excuse, period. I only took Thanksgiving and Christmas off and worked close to 80 hour weeks through out Nov and Dec. A long with the majority of my co-workers. Simply put the work loaded demanded that we do so and simply taking time off, leaving work undone would have been a major disservice to our paying customers.  While I don't expect everyone at Bioware to do the same, I do expect them to do right by their paying customers. Forcing their paying customers to wait and extended period of time to correct a major problem they created is a major disservice to their paying customers. Not giving is a steady stream of updates as to what they are working on and some kind of a time table as to when we can expect the next patch is a major disservice to their paying customers. Everyone who runs to Bioware's side to play protector is missing the point. As a paying customer, you are the one keeping the lights on in the Bioware offices and also signs their checks. As a paying customer, you should expect more from them. After all if the situation was reversed would it be wrong for your paying customers to expect the same? 


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I loved this game, but I always wait for reviews to see if the game is broken. Oddly enough, Unity was bashed as hell in reviews, but the same cant be said about Inquisition, so I bought it right away. I got a lot of bugs, especially on multiplayer side, and I wondered why Unity was so criticized and Inquisition wasnt. Damn, a lot of people here cant even play it on PC because of the current state of this game.

 

What I want to say is: if the media is not honest, we are screwed even if we wait for reviews and we end up being victims. I mean... the only way to know if the game is broken is coming here to the forums


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I loved this game, but I always wait for reviews to see if the game is broken. Oddly enough, Unity was bashed as hell in reviews, but the same cant be said about Inquisition, so I bought it right away. I got a lot of bugs, especially on multiplayer side, and I wondered why Unity was so criticized and Inquisition wasnt. Damn, a lot of people here cant even play it on PC because of the current state of this game.

 

What I want to say is: if the media is not honest, we are screwed even if we wait for reviews and we end up being victims. I mean... the only way to know if the game is broken is coming here to the forums

they can be dishonest on media sites all they want. People do not forget stuff like this though. Eventually when they money train starts deteriorating, they will change their tune.
 

Just read metacritic user reviews and then watch gameplay on twitch. Easiest way to see if you're going to like a game or not. I haven't taken a review about a game from any of these media-site reviews seriously for the last few years. Sadly I pre-ordered this game because I believed biowares lies, and when you start lying and misleading paying customers, its not good for business.


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Perhaps the saddest part about all the bugs and incomplete aspects of the game is how unfriendly it is towards mods. Origins and Skyrim had their fair share of bugs and undercooked features which were either fixed or expanded upon by the modding community. Doesn't seem like this will be the case for Inquisition.

 

I've gone back to Origins with new mods and a new origin story and I'm enjoying it more than my last playthrough of Inquisition.

 

I guess I will move on to Pillars of Eternity and Witcher 3.

 

Yep.

Using a game engine that results in a virtually unmodifiable game may be OK for racing games or FPS and whatever else, but not for RPGs. And that is something EA simply don't get.

It is not Bioware that decided on this engine (FB3) as Mr "I lie so much I believe myself" would have you believe. Nope.

This was imposed on Bioware and everyone else under EA to use Frostbite 3 on all games from 2013 onwards.

A monumentally stupid decision.

 

People keep buying Skyrim because it is so easily moddable. People keep playing The Witcher games because it is so easily moddable. Heck, people are still playing DAO and DA2 because of this!

 

So how long will people be playing DAI? Guess we'll find out...


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I think the unmoddability of Frostbite 3 is somewhat exaggerated. It's just not documented at all, but people are making good strides in developing a modding kit for the engine. 



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You do realize that anouncing to pirate their future products is also going to lead to a lenghty vacation from this forum for obvious reasons, do you?


Not to mention other impacts in the industry. Also, if you are pirating (sorry, multi-quote not working on my phone) WTF are you doing in this forum? Asking them to fix your stolen product? LMAO. Get out. You're not helping.
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e987e4d97321640d511e4e5241f1319f_bigger.Mike Laidlaw

Patching is slowed down by holidays on all fronts

 

8:40 AM - 10 Jan 2015

 

Then why in the first place RUSH a game out of development and into stores just 1 month before the holidays? And we all know by now that some issues/bugs/glitches were well known by the developers upon release. Must have been the expected sales volume just before Christmas that urged the decision made to bring it into stores whilst still being semi-beta. Bad decision if you ask me.

Maybe the money's in the pocket, but the goodwill is out the door. You'd better fix it.


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mike laidlaw should be fired.


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Most of the crashes (if you've any) you can patch them yourself if you're on PC, just by cleaning your system, or updating your drivers or even Windows. I had a crappy Windows 7 installation with tons of DX versions installed, and I was suffering constant slowdowns and crashes. Now I've made a clean Windows 8.1 Nov 2014 installation, and so far both things have seem to go away.

 

Let's hope this keeps up, and that my next post isn't a "OK, Bioware, I've updated my system, now my crashes are YOUR fault!" one :D



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Funny how less & less gaming companies are caring about putting out a product that functions properly. 10 yrs ago this was unacceptable....now days it's standard. 

 

You're kidding, right?


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mike laidlaw should be fired.

 

Yeah, I agree. People having holidays on Christmas? Scandalous!

 

:P


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Yeah.. releasing the game right before Christmas to secure all holiday sales and end-of-year awards was not our idea.

 

It's not okay to walk off the project directly after release just because the product is a game.

 

Every Google search for patch information that instead yields more stupid stories about the game's romances, who is gay and who is not, how many dragons have been killed, and how many awards the game has won, just makes me more and more fed up.

 

I'm still playing the game, and i'm fortunate to not have system-level issues when i play (like stuttering). But there is so, so much that needs to be addressed in it. It's not even half the stuff people claim is important to "fix". The community is every bit as much to blame for this situation as the studio. Some of the stuff being complained about is ridiculously fickle, or just outright hateful raving behind the cover of anonymity. 

 

I'll just explain my grief through example. I'll probably post one of these every couple times I play, if things don't go well that round. 

 

Today's experience went as follows: Ran through most of the storm coast: It was completely empty, as if it had been left unfinished. There was no main "point" to the storm coast once I found Iron Bull. Nothing else really happened there. Found a rift to close at the far end, closed it, spiders continued to spawn endlessly in the area, tried to ignore them and find the rune symbol on the wall with the fade fire torch or whatever, it was gone.

 

Went to the war room.. trying to figure out where the heck to go next you see. Still cannot make Any Sense as to the connection between area unlocks, my journal, and interactions within the war room. At random, items are there, not there, completed yet still there ... how does it all fit together? Why do I have quests in my journal, like the western approach, yet there is no way to reach it on my map? Why do main areas on the world map report .. almost at random.. quests that aren't really what that area is about? Why does the war room have a quest marker on it, on the Skyhold map, about the "Seeing Red" quest, and just that one?? Why the hell is the Roof of Skyhold on the 2nd level map, instead of the 3rd??

 

On and on the confusion goes. Then the journal locks up the game, yet again, because i clicked one too many times inside it in a certain manner. In fact, the correct items in the journal don't even open when i click them - a different entry opens instead, often several items lower. 

 

The combat is Still confusing as hell, after at least 20 hours of play. 

 

I'll keep slogging through. But, the lack of communication throughout this whole process and the endless barrage of Marketing BS means I will not be buying ME$ when it hits the market, no matter how good it looks, and that's a promise. 



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Yeah.. releasing the game right before Christmas to secure all holiday sales and end-of-year awards was not our idea.

 

It's not okay to walk off the project directly after release just because the product is a game.

They didn't. A patch and some MP content was released in early December. At least one more patch is on the way (although it's certainly taking a while).



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You know..all power to them for getting GOTY awards but it's not like they had much competition. A lot of games in 2014 were mediocre. Inquisition just seemed like the least mediocre of the bunch which is probably why they won anything at all lol


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You know..all power to them for getting GOTY awards but it's not like they had much competition. A lot of games in 2014 were mediocre. Inquisition just seemed like the least mediocre of the bunch which is probably why they won anything at all lol

 

Hay, I have been saying this for a while now. For ea, why strive to achieve excellence when mediocrity is enough to make you lots of money?



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You know..all power to them for getting GOTY awards but it's not like they had much competition. A lot of games in 2014 were mediocre. Inquisition just seemed like the least mediocre of the bunch which is probably why they won anything at all lol


Pretty much.

Dark Souls II released way too early in the year. Bayonetta 2 and Divinity are niche and on platforms no one cares about.

Besides Dragon Age the very mediocre Shadows of Mordor has also been getting awards. I guess in a year of crushing disappointments like Watchdogs and Destiny or just outright blunders like AssCreed Unity you just have to show up.
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Pretty much.

Dark Souls II released way too early in the year. Bayonetta 2 and Divinity are niche and on platforms no one cares about.

Besides Dragon Age the very mediocre Shadows of Mordor has also been getting awards. I guess in a year of crushing disappointments like Watchdogs and Destiny or just outright blunders like AssCreed Unity you just have to show up.

Heeeey!! why u say to Shadow of Mordor Mediocre they have free dlc's at least and have decapitation in the game and is open world... why you... you!!!! :(


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You know..all power to them for getting GOTY awards but it's not like they had much competition. A lot of games in 2014 were mediocre. Inquisition just seemed like the least mediocre of the bunch which is probably why they won anything at all lol

 

GOTY's could have gone to games that actually work though. Or something like AC Unity that Ubisoft is actually promised to fix unlike Bioware who isn't even apologised over buggy mess called DAI.



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GOTY's could have gone to games that actually work though. Or something like AC Unity that Ubisoft is actually promised to fix unlike Bioware who isn't even apologised over buggy mess called DAI.

You obviously didn't play Unity if you think Biowares bugs even compare. Unity was literally unplayable. Dragon Age's bugs are annoying at most.


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You obviously didn't play Unity if you think Biowares bugs even compare. Unity was literally unplayable. Dragon Age's bugs are annoying at most.

 

Both are unplayable difference is that BW isn't owning up unlike Ubisoft.


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