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[Yrkoon]

I got all my  gear back.  (PC version, character imported from Origins)

But  just a note to Bioware:  Bug or no bug,   It's. Not. A. Good. Idea. To. Mess. With. People's. Gear.   Can't you come up with a better plot device?  One that doesn't directly ****** people off?

 You did it in HoTU and got  complaints.  You did it in BG2 and got complaints.  And now  we've got it in Awakenings, and because of a bug involved in the  gear-stripping-plot, people are  complaining.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 19 mars 2010 - 04:24 .

[skiter18]

I just loaded an old save and before i walked on the circle that start the movie i took off all my armor, everything and when i loaded to the prison i was finally wearing clothes and my items were all taken, I'm gonna play to see if the 4th experiment is there will report back.



(I'm wearing king calins armor, maybe thats what starts it?)

[skiter18]

Just got to it and the experiment that "would" have my things is dead...just hope my real things are in the chest now

[wynterfel]

experiencing this problem too. i got all the gears for my other characters but all the stuff my main character had on him got lost. when i woke up...i had stuff in my inventory but i was nekkid. i went back again and again into the mine but i didn't see my stuff. the chest where that qunari merchant was didn't have any stuff on it either.



so i fought the two dragons with the stuff i had and got out of the mine and won. now my problem is where's my stuff? my felon's coat? my dumat spine sword and dagger set? my expensive rings! T_T

[Shadowzombie17]

sigh... lost my armor as well. i did a double back after clearing out the dungeon from a earlyer save before it locks you out, and still no luck, but i did find something i missed. its so frustration , im so picky and specfic about my setup im going to just make a whole new toon from the start of origins. going to check out the 2hander side of things this time(was duel weilder warrior last time) the armor i had was perfect, and i spend a lot of time perfecting all my party out.i hope when/if they fix this it gives you a chance to get it back.

Modifié par Shadowzombie17, 19 mars 2010 - 06:49 .

[jwsel]

So I redid the quest by changing out of my regular armor and weapons. I wonder if the bug has something to do with having DLC equipment that was imported using a mod? My main character had Starfang on him when I got the bugged quest, but I tried a test where I put him only in equipment I wouldn't mind losing (i.e., no Starfang, spellward, lifegiver, Helm of Honleath, clamshell plate, or stormchasers gloves/gauntlets) and the sequence worked without a bug -- for the most part. I do seem to have a glitch where I cannot locate the key that opens the chest in the architect's room. I had an "architect's key" in the bugged play-through, but I've gone back through the entire silverite mine and cannot find it.

[Dansayshi]

jwsel wrote...

So I redid the quest by changing out of my regular armor and weapons. I wonder if the bug has something to do with having DLC equipment that was imported using a mod? My main character had Starfang on him when I got the bugged quest, but I tried a test where I put him only in equipment I wouldn't mind losing (i.e., no Starfang, spellward, lifegiver, Helm of Honleath, clamshell plate, or stormchasers gloves/gauntlets) and the sequence worked without a bug -- for the most part. I do seem to have a glitch where I cannot locate the key that opens the chest in the architect's room. I had an "architect's key" in the bugged play-through, but I've gone back through the entire silverite mine and cannot find it.

Jwsel may be onto something, when the bug happened to me, I did have parts of Cailens set equipped, and alot of imported gear still equipped too, like the life giver and 2 axes of versaille. Worked the way it was supposed to when I tried it again, the difference was I just stripped my char, and equipped crap armour Id found from looting.

[krylo]

Harvest Festival Ring from Shale's DLC didn't cause any problems.

It's probably only specific pieces of equipment that cause it. You should compare what all of you had equipped when it happened and see what pieces you have in common.

As for myself, I didn't have a problem the first time, but as this is a known bug, I think I'll be saving just before going in and reloading to strip my PC nude if it happens in future playthroughs.

Modifié par krylo, 19 mars 2010 - 10:20 .

[Yrkoon]

Again, I'm glad I did not encounter this problem, but I *know* how that's got to suck. There's nothing worse in an RPG than losing your friggin equipment. It's such a dark blotch on the game that even temporarily taking the character's gear away is a really bad risk. Not worth the "drama" or whatever mood the devs were trying to create.

In my next playthrough (if I decide to even replay Awakenings) I'll simply leave my best gear at the keep and go to the Silverite mines with temporary, second hand equipment, just to be safe.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 19 mars 2010 - 11:06 .

[Darkannex]

On a PC, same issue. This is pretty darned game-breakingly buggy. On future playthroughs, I'll be sure to leave the area before entering the mines, equip some trash gear and then play on easy through this part.

.... that's pretty sad. I lost all my best armor/weapons on this playthrough. Also woke up in bra and panties, no robe/clothes. I had inventory. Got the gear for all companions, nothing for me. Also ran back through the area with TAB held down. Still nothing.
The chest next to the Quanari was entirely empty.

Note-I was using the Kal'hirol heavy armor set-and the shield from there too. 
The weapon I was using was Keening blade/dumat's spine (can't recall offhand)

Modifié par Darkannex, 19 mars 2010 - 12:21 .

[Helios969]

Yrkoon wrote...

I got all my  gear back.  (PC version, character imported from Origins)

But  just a note to Bioware:  Bug or no bug,   It's. Not. A. Good. Idea. To. Mess. With. People's. Gear.   Can't you come up with a better plot device?  One that doesn't directly ****** people off?

 You did it in HoTU and got  complaints.  You did it in BG2 and got complaints.  And now  we've got it in Awakenings, and because of a bug involved in the  gear-stripping-plot, people are  complaining.

It's a solid plot device.  And what are they to do when you've been caught?  It would be completely lame if your enemy imprisoned you with your gear.  That would be like those old cheesy Bond movies when the 007's nemesis captures him and leaves him with everything but his gun and then all the henchmen leave so he can plot his escape.  I actually liked the way me and my companions' gear ended up on the experimental subjects.  Hell if I were a henchman and captured someone with weapons and armor significantly better than my own, I'd be donning it too.

I will say that if the game designers and testers feel the need to do such for the story, they best spend extra time ensuring all bugs are resolved prior to distribution.  I personally didn't have any problems, but I can definitely see how losing a ton of gear over a hundred hours of gameplay would ****** someone off.  Maybe they could have redundancy in the code in case something does go awry, like aircraft designers do with airplane control systems.  Of course, I know nothing about programming, so maybe it's not viable.

[luk3us]

My gear, MY BEAUTIFUL GEAR GONNNEEEE!!!! > >



PC player using an imported Warden, woke up naked, but with "most" of my inventory, except for what I was wearing. Found everyone else's junk (They really are running round in rags. ) but not mine!

[nedweb]

I agree with Helios969--it is a logical move. I also found it a nice challenge. Sadly, I lost every bit of gear, and rather than play through an hour of game again, I figured I would pick up the rest of the Stormchaser set and go from there.



I agree it is a terrible bug, but I am still enjoying the hell out of the game...

[Yrkoon]

Helios969 wrote...

Yrkoon wrote...

I got all my  gear back.  (PC version, character imported from Origins)

But  just a note to Bioware:  Bug or no bug,   It's. Not. A. Good. Idea. To. Mess. With. People's. Gear.   Can't you come up with a better plot device?  One that doesn't directly ****** people off?

 You did it in HoTU and got  complaints.  You did it in BG2 and got complaints.  And now  we've got it in Awakenings, and because of a bug involved in the  gear-stripping-plot, people are  complaining.

It's a solid plot device. .

Obviously not.  Solid suggests that it makes sense.

Forget about bugs. 

What kind of Army  or Magic did  the architect use to render my entire  epic level party unconcious long enough to take off ALL their gear, re-dress them in common clothing,  then equip their  gear  completely   on 4 different "experiments"  in different parts of a dungeon?  With that kind of power, why didn't he just Crush  the Mother and all her offspring with a mere thought?

This isn't  a bond movie.    And we're not dealing with  a situation where you simply  relieve a prisoner of his weapons.  We're talking about totally stripping down naked  a powerful group of elites.  Never mind the fact that a couple of my party members had gear that only they could wear.   But I guess such  restrictions can be ignored for the purpose of a   so-called "logical" plot device.  A plot device that sees some  mindless zombies using a  staff that requires 36 magic.  Or a Necklace that only a Dalish elf named Velenna can put on.


Not that any of thiat matters.  People.  Are. Not. Entertained. By. Item theft.  And that is the bottom line.  I've never heard Anyone say:  Hey,  are we gonna have more instances where  our hard earned gear is taken away from us?  Cuz I really LOVE that!"

Modifié par Yrkoon, 19 mars 2010 - 01:49 .

[Darkannex]

To be fair, if implemented properly this is not a bad plot device. Cliche, yes...and already done by D.Gaider in his book "The Calling".

The sad part is...having read the book, I really just feel like Im going through the book again on my PC. And the Fade in the Origins struck me as just the book redux too.



But with this bug-it's pretty darned pernicious.

[JointVW]

I hate this bug, lost my sentinal set bc of it.

[Bibdy]

I managed to get everything back

The stuff for my main character was on the 4th ghoul, which was near the end of the tunnel, after you talk to the dude about the ring. The 3rd and 4th ghouls were part of the same battle at that T-junction.

[roundcrow]

Woke up all with clothes on, got 3rd and 4th players' gear back from the 3rd experimental subject, inventory from the chest by the qunari.

[Spyndel]

Yrkoon wrote...

I got all my  gear back.  (PC version, character imported from Origins)

But  just a note to Bioware:  Bug or no bug,   It's. Not. A. Good. Idea. To. Mess. With. People's. Gear.   Can't you come up with a better plot device?  One that doesn't directly ****** people off?

 You did it in HoTU and got  complaints.  You did it in BG2 and got complaints.  And now  we've got it in Awakenings, and because of a bug involved in the  gear-stripping-plot, people are  complaining.

Ditto on this.  At least when you swiped players gear in DAO for the anora rescue mission, you auto re-equipped it all at once. (AND THERE WERE BUGS ASSOCIATED WITH THAT QUEST TOO WHERE PEOPLE LOST THEIR GEAR...FOR PETES SAKE DO YOU  EVER LEARN???). Having to manually re-equip all the party's gear and remember what they were weraing is highly annoying.


Oh yeah, I lost all my Main's gear during the sequence also. Nothing in the chest, no unaccounted for dead bodies on the ground, been over every inch.  Im going back to the save I made before I entered the mines, and just manually removing everyones gear to try and work around your tiresome and buggy plot gimmick.

[Spyndel]

Helios969 wrote...

Yrkoon wrote...

I got all my  gear back.  (PC version, character imported from Origins)

But  just a note to Bioware:  Bug or no bug,   It's. Not. A. Good. Idea. To. Mess. With. People's. Gear.   Can't you come up with a better plot device?  One that doesn't directly ****** people off?

 You did it in HoTU and got  complaints.  You did it in BG2 and got complaints.  And now  we've got it in Awakenings, and because of a bug involved in the  gear-stripping-plot, people are  complaining.

It's a solid plot device.  And what are they to do when you've been caught?  It would be completely lame if your enemy imprisoned you with your gear.  .

Heh. Except they didnt take any of the weapons armor, or gear out of your general inventory.  So I guess you agree that it is just lame all around.

[jwsel]

Spyndel wrote...

Helios969 wrote...

Yrkoon wrote...

I got all my  gear back.  (PC version, character imported from Origins)

But  just a note to Bioware:  Bug or no bug,   It's. Not. A. Good. Idea. To. Mess. With. People's. Gear.   Can't you come up with a better plot device?  One that doesn't directly ****** people off?

 You did it in HoTU and got  complaints.  You did it in BG2 and got complaints.  And now  we've got it in Awakenings, and because of a bug involved in the  gear-stripping-plot, people are  complaining.

It's a solid plot device.  And what are they to do when you've been caught?  It would be completely lame if your enemy imprisoned you with your gear.  .

Heh. Except they didnt take any of the weapons armor, or gear out of your general inventory.  So I guess you agree that it is just lame all around.

That's only in the bugged version.  When the game works properly, you wind up in clothing and without anything in your inventory at all.

WRT some of the items from the Stone Prisoner DLC transferring to Awakengins, I think that there are some items that you got during that question that transferred.  Before I used the mod to import DLC, I believe the Harvest Festival Ring and Helm of Honnleath imported with my character.  So I think the import issue with DLC is more limited to particular items.

[Spyndel]

jwsel wrote...

Spyndel wrote...

Helios969 wrote...

Yrkoon wrote...

I got all my  gear back.  (PC version, character imported from Origins)

But  just a note to Bioware:  Bug or no bug,   It's. Not. A. Good. Idea. To. Mess. With. People's. Gear.   Can't you come up with a better plot device?  One that doesn't directly ****** people off?

 You did it in HoTU and got  complaints.  You did it in BG2 and got complaints.  And now  we've got it in Awakenings, and because of a bug involved in the  gear-stripping-plot, people are  complaining.

It's a solid plot device.  And what are they to do when you've been caught?  It would be completely lame if your enemy imprisoned you with your gear.  .

Heh. Except they didnt take any of the weapons armor, or gear out of your general inventory.  So I guess you agree that it is just lame all around.

That's only in the bugged version.  When the game works properly, you wind up in clothing and without anything in your inventory at all.

I woke up with all my inventory , just not any equipped gear.  Sounds like this game is fubar.  I wonder how much we would have had to pay for the version of the game that actually went through QA.

Modifié par Spyndel, 19 mars 2010 - 04:28 .

[Majere613]

Just hit this bug myself, lost everything including Evon the Great's mail and the Chasind Great Maul. I'm going to go save-hunting.



Observation: I used the no-helm book in DA:O and this meant my Helm of Honnleath was in the 'cloak' slot. DA:A wouldn't let me at it but showed it as there if I highlighted another helm. Don't know if that might have contributed :/



And yes, this is a _terrible_ plot device, especially considering that it's the _third_ time (potentially) that our poor hero has been inexplicably knocked out. (Mages Tower, camp in Brecilian Forest). Should I now go on and defeat the Architect, I'll know it's only because the idiot let me live. And given Bioware's track record with messing with the player's inventory, they really should have guessed this might happen. Again.

[Majere613]

Followup- Luckily for me I saved just before the mines (wasn't sure it'd let me take Velanna back to Vigil's Keep) so I tried again, and this time I had clothes and an empty inventory and the experimental with my gear spawned correctly. I've not reached the chest yet but fingers crossed.



The Helm of Honnleath is gone though, it seems. Clearly they didn't expect that slot to be in use. C'est la vie, but doesn't make me any more endeared to this plot device.



Oh, BTW, the 'trap' clearly has some sort of mystic tractor beam, because it goes off and knocks you out even if you go nowhere near it...

[Crowwalker100]

I saved right outside the mine and tried several times and each time I lost all my gear.

Then I took all my gear off and put it in my inventory and ran into the mine naked.. and it worked and I got all my gear back.. So it's not a fix but if you saved outside the mine then try this..