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[kingsims]

don't install 1.03 its bugged awakening will install it anyways so only install awakening when you finished the campagin

[InebriatedPizza]

This is not the quality of service you come to expect from a AAA developer. The lack of communication on BioWare's part speaks for itself.

The situation is unacceptible.

*It seems everything that EA touches, it corrupts. EA is the blight.

With Dragon Age 2 slated for a 2011 release, I would imagine the reason why an explanation is not forthcoming is a question of man- and not willpower. EA set deadlines that have to be met. For BioWare to break silence would be to identify with the issue and pledge support - something they seem to be in no position to offer when you take into consideration the number of bugs that are present in Dragon Age: Origins.

*I cite the graveyard of studios EA has left in its wake as evidence to support the above claim.

Makes me sick.

I have decided I will never buy awakening now instead of just waiting.   

I bought it out of faith. You're not missing anything.

Modifié par InebriatedPizza, 02 avril 2010 - 07:41 .

[Terra_Ex]

InebriatedPizza wrote...

This is not the quality of service you come to expect from a AAA developer. The lack of communication on BioWare's part speaks for itself.

The situation is unacceptible.

*It seems everything that EA touches, it corrupts. EA is the blight.

With Dragon Age 2 slated for a 2011 release, I would imagine the reason why an explanation is not forthcoming is a question of man- and not willpower. EA set deadlines that have to be met. For BioWare to break silence would be to identify with the issue and pledge support - something they seem to be in no position to offer when you take into consideration the number of bugs that are present in Dragon Age: Origins.

*I cite the graveyard of studios EA has left in its wake as evidence to support the above claim.

Makes me sick.

Agreed, the stability and plethora of other issues in 1.03 bears the taint of EA's "Hmmm, the game isn't finished, let's release it anyway" creed. No developer sets out to make a bad game, or break what is not broken, however if they are not given adequate time to test and run through the QA process this is what happens.

Modifié par Terra_Ex, 02 avril 2010 - 01:02 .

[trolltann]

I liked this game so mutch but atm i just wanna brake the CD`s over their heads. Not a single word from em about the errors.....Can only speak for myself but am gonna be in doubt byuing anything else they gonna devolop in the future thx to the lack of response and help we get now.

[Zepplin_Rules]

24 days of a broken game and this Feast Day is released.



Nice to see Bioware has it's priorities, crappy DLC and some half assed attempt for a birthday celebration over a patch to make it's game functional.

[Valsung]

Zepplin_Rules wrote...

24 days of a broken game and this Feast Day is released.

Nice to see Bioware has it's priorities, crappy DLC and some half assed attempt for a birthday celebration over a patch to make it's game functional.

EAware has your money, now take your scraps.

[Valsung]

 Double post.

Modifié par Valsung, 02 avril 2010 - 02:44 .

[akanounnikoff]

...double post...

Modifié par akanounnikoff, 02 avril 2010 - 09:03 .

[akanounnikoff]

Dragon age CTD's in Windows 7 64 bits --> partial fix maybe here !

Hi,

I encountered similar CTD's problem with fallout 3 that where solved with the trick provided here (thanks to NMC and Madboris):
http://www.fallout3n...ile.php?id=6510
I used the same solution for the main dragon age executable (daorigins.exe) and ... big ammélioration, only 1 CTD after more than 6 hours playing (before I couldn't play more than 10 mn).

How it works:

Windows 7 64 bits is able to address large memory space (in my case I hace 12 GB memory), "standard" win32 executable can't use more than 2 GB of memory.
Sometimes, when memory space is exhausted, it may cause CTD's and other bad things.
The files provided for fallout 3 by NMC can be used to patch the header of any executable, including the dragon age exe file, to make it able to exceed the 2 GB memory limit.

It is quite simple:

1) download the archive on the provided link
2) edit the start.bat file and replace any occurence of "fallout3.exe" with "daorigins.exe"
3) IMPORTANT: make a backup of your daorigin.exe file
4) copy the file in the folder where you have extracted the 3 GB enabler files
5) execute the modified start.bat and follow the instructions
6) move the patched daorigins.exe in your fallout 3 bin directory, replacing the original file.

WARNING: If you are using a 32 bit OS, you also need to allow large memory address at system level via boot.ini edition. Please read the readme included in the archive

Note: no reverse engineering here, just a modification of the header.

Please, let me know if it solved your CDT as it solved mine.

Best regards and have fun with Dragon Age,

P.S.: I imagine it will not help for any quest related bugs

Modifié par akanounnikoff, 07 avril 2010 - 07:59 .

[Thandal N'Lyman]

akanounnikoff wrote...

Dragon age CTD's in Windows 7 64 bits --> soluce maybe here !

[snip] ... [/snip]

Note: no reverse engineering here, just a modification of the header.

Please, let me know if it solved your CDT as it solved mine.

Best regards and have fun with Dragon Age,

P.S.: i imagine it will not help for any quest related bugs

Will definitely be trying this as part of my attempts this weekend.
Thx, akanounnikoff!

Here's my (disappointing) update on testing of 1.02 -> 1.03 changes/bugs.

The only progress I've been able to make this week (other commitments, and all that) is negative. I ran right into a massive "D-oh!" (palm smacks forehead) event.  After finally getting DA:O to install *and* start in a VM environment, I was presented with what should have been an obvious, "No way around that!" obstacle.

Regardless of how much horsepower in the host system (CPU, GPU, whatever...) MS V-PC operates with an S3 Trio emulated video card at 8MB (possibly hackable to 16MB) of VRAM. Can you say "underpowered"? DA:O does try to start, then just halts with an "unsupported video card" error message.

So it's back to full un-install/re-install on the "real" box. I'm at 1.02 again, and will attempt to get a listing of the files that are changed by 1.03 over the weekend. If anyone know specific folders that can be ignored when evaluating the changes, please let me know.

Will provide more when there's someting to report.

[Zombie_Dragon]

Hi all, have just installed awakenings, and hence the 1.03 patch. The problem I get is when I cast mana clash on an enemy caster the game just crashes. I was woundering if anyone else had found this problem?

I have also noticed that imported charaters that have the blood powers, accessed through drinking the potion in Wardens Keep, are bugged. They do not seem to dunction as they should and the character sheet reports them as unknown class. Is this just a flaw with imported characters?

[noctoi]

Wow, I didn't even know this thread was here!!



Like everyone else here, having issues with slowdown, lag and lots and lots of crashes and random shutdowns (usually the shutdowns occur when I'm almost at the killing blow of a major fight like flemeth or witherfang, or when i make a dialogue choice that will effect the overall outcomes of the game).



Im sure you have heard this stuff before, but just adding my bug info to the pile.



Oh and please please please, don't keep the dialogue format of Awakenings for DA2, I hates it I do :-(

[Frau Meike]

Experiencing the super-slow speed during huge battles, but my game has never crashed. My stamina and mana bars are also completely empty, but I can still use abilities and cast spells.



Though, after installing the new patch, I can't select any of my armies at the end of the game when you go into Denerim. Has anyone else had that problem?

[wolfwarp]

Zepplin_Rules wrote...

24 days of a broken game and this Feast Day is released.

Nice to see Bioware has it's priorities, crappy DLC and some half assed attempt for a birthday celebration over a patch to make it's game functional.

QTF.  I too am disappointed.  But then again, they have to meet the timeline of the "feast" (and the timeline of Awakening).

What I really wish BioWare / EA to reply is whether or not they will do anything to fix the patch 1.03 issue.  If they are not going to do that, I ain't gonna wait around and hope for a fix prior to purchasing the Awakening and the Feastday DLC and just give up on Dragon Age 1 franchise.  But if they are going to fix it in say X number of months from now, sure, I will be back.

[Bassooner]

wolfwarp wrote...

Zepplin_Rules wrote...

24 days of a broken game and this Feast Day is released.

Nice to see Bioware has it's priorities, crappy DLC and some half assed attempt for a birthday celebration over a patch to make it's game functional.

QTF.  I too am disappointed.  But then again, they have to meet the timeline of the "feast" (and the timeline of Awakening).

What I really wish BioWare / EA to reply is whether or not they will do anything to fix the patch 1.03 issue.  If they are not going to do that, I ain't gonna wait around and hope for a fix prior to purchasing the Awakening and the Feastday DLC and just give up on Dragon Age 1 franchise.  But if they are going to fix it in say X number of months from now, sure, I will be back.

QFT. Timelines are contrived. An ethical company releases products when they're ready, not when some pencil pusher decides it's fiscally advantageous. I doubt less people would have bought the latest DLC if it had come out sometime after April 1. Only in the software industry is it okay to sell a product with the promise of fixing it tomorrow. I suspect the buggy release of 1.03 will ultimately affect BioWare's sales for Dragon Age 2. I certainly won't buy it until I read favorable reviews.

Modifié par Bassooner, 03 avril 2010 - 07:59 .

[ell46]

Has anyone heard if or when we will get these problems fixed, are they even working on it, have they said anything????



As for buying this 'Feast' I wouldn't buy it. My DH got it free for his PS3 and in my opinion it's rubbish I wouldn't even download it if was free for the PC as well, I thought it was that boring.

[Makeem95]

I've rolled back to 1.02a to continue playing my game. Very sorry for those that have bought Awakenings, but thanks to all your comments, I've avoided buying that bug-filled trap!

[Duke DA]

When I try to install Awakenings, the game automaticly updates to 1.03, but when he tries to do that, I keep getting the error message that 'An error occred applying the 1.03 update to your version of DA:O'.

I have uninstalled the game and installed DA:O again, but I keep getting the same error message.

Somebody has any idea how to fix this?

Modifié par Duke DA, 03 avril 2010 - 12:45 .

[Al_Pliskin]

I'm playing Dragon Age Origins I was playing under patch 1.02 and have all the DLC stuffs it was running fine till the Battle of Ostagar I imnstalled the 1.03 patch and now during the tower of ishal quest where the darkspawn take it over I cannot play at all.



Every time I load my save and start fighting the Darkspawn gethered round the towers courtyard before you get to the main gate the game crashes to Desktop game play durimng every attempt to fix it bar re-install with 1.02 has resulted in 10 seconds or less worth of game time so pretty much unable to play at all.



Unless I re-install of course but its now been almost 3 weeks since these bug's were reported I cannot understand how or why its gone on so long Biowares normaly being great with patches and information gathering this is starting to shakle my faith in them I wont be buying awakening anytime soon.

[Chester Rico]

I certainly won't buy it until I read favorable reviews.

EA has the money to pay for favorable reviews...

[Chester Rico]

I remember the good old NWN days, when the developers were actually reading the forums...



Kommen Sie schon, Herr Georg Zoeller. Geben Sie mal wieder ein Lebenszeichen von sich. ^^

[Jallard]

It's all about revenue for EA and BioWare and kissing up to their shareholders. The customers be damned. Quality assurance, safety, and reliability are the last things they care about. They know about the bugs and they know about this and other forums. The are fully aware that some of their customers are angry: But it matters not to them so long as the revenue keeps coming in.

Modifié par Jallard, 03 avril 2010 - 03:22 .