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...and not play the 40$ xpac they just boughtCrimson_King_ wrote...
Since this patch is obviously epic fail, i suggest everyone do this for now: Reinstall the game and only patch to 1.02a.
Valsung wrote...
Perhaps Bioware could divulge what machines/tech their testers play on so we could avoid this run-around and you know, actually play the game we purchased. >
I simply cannot believe that such a inept patch could be deemed ready to launch.
Not only is my game having horrible game-breaking graphics lag and stuttering, as well as numerous ctd's, it is now experiencing the "progressively longer loading screens" that the patch was supposed to fix. Minus the latter, I suffered none of these before 1.03. Please communicate your current situation in regards to a reversion/hotfix as mine (and others I'm sure) patience is wearing very thin.
My specs are once again:
- Processor: AMD Phenom™ 9500 Quad-Core Processor 2.2GHz
- RAM: 6GB
- Videocard: NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT, 512MB VRAM, Driver version 197.15
- OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium
- DirectX 11
Valsung wrote...
...and not play the 40$ xpac they just boughtCrimson_King_ wrote...
Since this patch is obviously epic fail, i suggest everyone do this for now: Reinstall the game and only patch to 1.02a.
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Raven-sb wrote...
WillG027 wrote...
Raven-SB:
Jallard is correct though. He has a right to be angry.
You may belittle his opinion that he had to pay good money for the game and is now angry that he has a defective product like the rest of us.
But really, whats the angle of that opinion?
Your a real man and don't cry?
Your sitting on a pile of cash, and thus, it doesn't concern you?
Or your part of the growing, younger generation that just bends over and takes whatever is spooned out, and says nothing of injustice for fear of being labeled a 'cry baby'.
No wonder the worlds going down the gurgler.
Without accountability, and more importantly, Pride in your work, this is what you get.
A total mess.
Will,
You're right he has a right to be angry, but having made his point, going on and on about it over and over again gets a tad tedious. It wasn't his opinion or his right to be angry that I was taking the micky out of, but rather his entitlement atttitude that got up my nose.
You make a lot of assumptions in your post, most of which are wrong. Believe or not, as I have said in an earlier post, I'm not happy about this either, and btw the bugs in this patch effect me too. However sometimes messes occur. Life's like that. Forever moaning and groaning about it like Jallad is doing doesn't achieve anything, and to be blunt is more than a tad bit irritating.
As for what's my angle, simple, my angle is this, patience. The problems with this patch are not the end of the world, there are workarounds, annoying yes, but they are there. This is not the end of the world, and forever acting like the victim and moaning and groaning about it isn't productive.
Still, I was wrong in making the post I made, and I apologise. I'm subscribed to this thread and waiting for Bioware to answer, (which I believe they will in time). Continuously receiving email updates about this thread, only to find, that once again it's just another post by Jallard saying exactly the same thing he's said in every other post annoyed me, a lot. Sorry if I offended you. In the interests of harmony I've removed the post.
Modifié par Jallard, 24 mars 2010 - 11:12 .
When you are retired and working part time to keep your head above water spending a lot of money on a any product, the product better work. The notion today that corporate america can produce crap, sell it and get away with it is unacceptable. As someone pointed out to me regarding the Toyota remark that I had made, in reference to the aforementioned was, "The part that keeps failing on the Toyota was probably made here in America."
Look at the the largest banks here in the States they are not held accountable for their actions either. In fact, Congress pats them on the back and gives them billions of dollars. So, why woudn't other American corporations screw over he consumer for the sake of a dollar in revenue?
It is sad to think that our lives are so dependent upon the all might and failing dollar and that because of it we have become complacent and frightened about rocking the proverbial boat --for fear of loosing that failing dollar. Yet, I speak here about refusing delivery of the the Awakening disk, from GameSpot; when it and if it arrives; knowing full well that they will never refund my $39.99.
That all being said, I do apologize for my ranting and will stop herewith. Thank you all for patiennce and understanding.
Valsung wrote...
When you are retired and working part time to keep your head above water spending a lot of money on a any product, the product better work. The notion today that corporate america can produce crap, sell it and get away with it is unacceptable. As someone pointed out to me regarding the Toyota remark that I had made, in reference to the aforementioned was, "The part that keeps failing on the Toyota was probably made here in America."
Look at the the largest banks here in the States they are not held accountable for their actions either. In fact, Congress pats them on the back and gives them billions of dollars. So, why woudn't other American corporations screw over he consumer for the sake of a dollar in revenue?
It is sad to think that our lives are so dependent upon the all might and failing dollar and that because of it we have become complacent and frightened about rocking the proverbial boat --for fear of loosing that failing dollar. Yet, I speak here about refusing delivery of the the Awakening disk, from GameSpot; when it and if it arrives; knowing full well that they will never refund my $39.99.
That all being said, I do apologize for my ranting and will stop herewith. Thank you all for patiennce and understanding.
Agreed heartily, however the issue is not only an American one. That's just me being pedantic though. I also can't help but feel that EA (American market ideals, etc) has poorly influenced Bioware (partly Canadian).
Modifié par Jallard, 24 mars 2010 - 11:39 .
Modifié par Raven-sb, 24 mars 2010 - 12:47 .
Mliekseter wrote...
This is getting really irritating now. It keeps crashing during the archdemon battle! Every time I get close to beating it, it crashes to desktop. ;_; Why are you doing this to me Bioware? Whyyy?
Jallard wrote...
Come to think of it I have been noticing that lately as well. The chest that Leliana could open at one time no longer works. In addition, there are times when she cannot undo traps let alone spot them. It seems random. Also, there are times when I will click on a spell to activate it and nothing happens. The other thing too is that sometimes one of the characters on my team won't move when prompted to, despite the fact there are no enemy Mages present to deliver hex spell. The other thing too is that during certain situations when I set my team to lock-down --stationary--they will still charge the enemy. Again, this is random.
Modifié par Surango, 25 mars 2010 - 04:41 .
fandizzle wrote...
Mliekseter wrote...
This is getting really irritating now. It keeps crashing during the archdemon battle! Every time I get close to beating it, it crashes to desktop. ;_; Why are you doing this to me Bioware? Whyyy?
I have the exact same problem!
Modifié par InebriatedPizza, 25 mars 2010 - 01:16 .
Surango has mad a file which correct the "dog loot " bug after the "steal bug"zartan88 wrote...
Right - Now I've noticed that Dog has picked up the same glitch as Stealing, It says I have got something but nothing is added to the inventory.
Modifié par AbounI, 25 mars 2010 - 11:22 .
Slashmanfoo wrote...
Last night I installed the Full DirectX 9 runtime from Microsoft. And I did not crash all the way through the end fight and epilogue. I have no idea if this is a definite fix, but it seems to have improved my framerate and I haven't crashed yet.
I'll play through some other sections later and see if this truly worked for me.
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