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[SteppenBlud]

I, like many others, lost much of my hard earned gear due to the glitch in the silverite mines (not to mention the inability to re-enter and finish side quests which seems more to be a design decision (????)).  Just wondering if there will be a patch to address the missing gear as for myself, I would rather wait for a patch than restart.  There are a ton of new games out right now which can have my attention while waiting for a patch instead of playing the same stuff again and again, just me, but I don't like laying out my hard earned money for something that's broken.  Some bugs will get through on any game, but not only is this a big issue affecting a lot of people, it's personally very aggravating to me (just how I feel).  And if there will not be a patch I'd rather know so that I can just turn it in to Gamestop while I can get something for it.

Thanks.

[13Dannyboy13]

Honestly, I wouldn't hold my breath for a patch, we don't even have one for the original game yet sadly. It's really hard to say because they don't keep us updated on any of the patches or bug fixes being worked on.

[Stephen1981]

although they did say the dex bug and corrupted saves were being fixed in dragon age origins but just gonna have to wait and see

[Stephen1981]

michael lang did but like i said wait and see at this point

[Michael Lang]

This last week we have been glued to the forums to see what bugs are showing since the release. I can say that are certainly looking at issues that are being reported and doing what we can to triage them. Keep reporting issues folks, we want to keep this game all types of awesome.

[Stephen1981]

i do wanna play dragon age origins for 360 but if this many bugs are in it i might have to wait and see if it gets a patch

[jokastuk2001]

I am both appalled and dissapointed by the rushed feel of this expansion pack (especially considering the price paid). Too have a large majority of the new ingame items/abilities not working/displaying properly is not acceptable.



The most dissapointing thing is the lack of timescale given by the developers to deal with the problems therein. Can we expect a patch in the next few days or months?

[SteppenBlud]

I am disappointed to say the least. As a gaming community (developers, producers, players), are we really back to the days of "release now, patch later" philosophy?

[What a Twist]

Good to know they're working on it.

[What a Twist]

SteppenBlud wrote...

I am disappointed to say the least. As a gaming community (developers, producers, players), are we really back to the days of "release now, patch later" philosophy?

Gotta agree with this, I expect more from a respected company like bioware. These days all I need to buy a game is a bioware logo on the side, because I know it will be of high quality.

[MEMANIAsama]

In the company's defense, there's a LOT of stuff to test in a multi-path sort of game like this, so it's pretty obvious there would be a lot of bugs. Always seems this way with large RPG games, too many variables.

[Lady Catastrophe]

MEMANIAsama wrote...

In the company's defense, there's a LOT of stuff to test in a multi-path sort of game like this, so it's pretty obvious there would be a lot of bugs. Always seems this way with large RPG games, too many variables.

This.But I digress.
Regarding an Awakening patch for PC users,would XBOX360 users such as myself be able to have our game issues resolved? Or is that just wishful thinking?

[Taiko Roshi]

Michael Lang wrote...

This last week we have been glued to the forums to see what bugs are showing since the release. I can say that are certainly looking at issues that are being reported and doing what we can to triage them. Keep reporting issues folks, we want to keep this game all types of awesome.

I see. Will this "new" development extend to DA:O or can we expect it to never be patched?

[Darthriordan]

I am incredibly disappointed in Bioware. I don't expect such low standards from any manufacturer and have higher standards for this particular developer. I guess I shouldn't, after all they think that "emotionally engaging" story equals bug-ridden failure.

[13Dannyboy13]

Taiko Roshi wrote...

Michael Lang wrote...

This last week we have been glued to the forums to see what bugs are showing since the release. I can say that are certainly looking at issues that are being reported and doing what we can to triage them. Keep reporting issues folks, we want to keep this game all types of awesome.

I see. Will this "new" development extend to DA:O or can we expect it to never be patched?

That is also my question, because I am waiting for the original game to be fixed before I even consider buying the expansion. I mean the dex bug already has a fix and was released in the 1.02 patch that pc users got three months ago, so that would be a good start. A few small fixes like that here and there instead of a big patch would go a long way to ease concerns I think.

[SteppenBlud]

MEMANIAsama wrote...

In the company's defense, there's a LOT of stuff to test in a multi-path sort of game like this, so it's pretty obvious there would be a lot of bugs. Always seems this way with large RPG games, too many variables.

In my dog's defense, he is an animal and it's pretty obvious that sometimes they might poop on things.  .  I agree, there are, very likely, more inherent bugs with RPGs due to their complexity, which requires a lot of testing/evaluation.  When so many of the same problems exist for so many people across multiple platforms, that screams one thing to me:  inadequate testing.

If others are fine with these issues, live and let live.  I'm not.  I bought a product under good faith, believing that it performed as implied.  It didn't come with any warnings on the label that "some quests might not function correctly" or "The Gaming General has determined that the Silverite Mine might cause some players to lose equipment". 

As a gamer, when playing, I expect the best of myself, of my abilities, I'm always pushing.  I think all gamers do.  And I expect the same of the companies I buy my games from.

Modifié par SteppenBlud, 23 mars 2010 - 05:28 .

[SteppenBlud]

Michael Lang="All your bugs are belong to us": Sorry, sorry...I know, bad bad bad...been a couple of very long days at work etc. etc. etc.

[Nixoe]

patch. give me patch.

[Carpes Diems]

I'm sorry but from what i ve seen in game and what i ve read in the forum the amount of bugs in the game is quite astonishing..... so if you are working on fixing all the bugs well.... our patch will be out next year......

[What a Twist]

Carpes Diems wrote...

I'm sorry but from what i ve seen in game and what i ve read in the forum the amount of bugs in the game is quite astonishing..... so if you are working on fixing all the bugs well.... our patch will be out next year......

I like how you only used "astonishing", that's cute.




YOU'LL @#$%ING DROWN IN THEM.

[ndf9876]

What a Twist wrote..



YOU'LL @#$%ING DROWN IN THEM.

Sadly, that's a pretty damn accurate assessment of the current situation. I really wish it wasn't.

The only constructive thing I could add would be for us as customers to keep reporting the issue via the official tech support site. It might seem like banging your head against a wall, but multiple complaints doesn't look good for anyone in Bioware.

I played through DA:O three times but at the moment, the Awakenings bugs are making me want to just call it a day.

Modifié par ndf9876, 24 mars 2010 - 04:36 .

[Carpes Diems]

to be honest at this point i m don't even expect a patch coming for at least several months.... soooooo disappointed i wish i could have my money back.... but that won t be happening too