Does this mean they'll be pushing back more XBLA titles and patch fixes by a month and a half again?
Big Fallout: New Vegas Patch Coming Soon
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My roomate has been playing this game virtually non-stop since it came out, and so far he and I agree that there are enough bugs to make it annoying but not enough to make it frustratingly unplayable. Still, knowing there's a patch on the horizon, I'm more than comfortable waiting for my turn.
Weird, so all these people having the same issues are lying, or bending the truth, or... what?Pirate Kitty said:
I mean, more power to you not encountering any bugs in your playthrough, that is awesome, but it doesn't really help when we have people saying "But my copy is just fine!", in a way it belittles a lot of people who are having issues that paid for the game.
I haven't really had any serious problems on my PS3 version, sans a few crashes and Boone deciding that killing a bunch of ghouls halfway across the map (yes, literally) was more important than following my orders. Ok, there were a few instances of enemies getting stuck in the terrain, but it's not a huge deal considering the size of the game.
Maybe I just go lucky (no corrupt saves, etc), but there really don't seem to be too many problems with the game.
Maybe I just go lucky (no corrupt saves, etc), but there really don't seem to be too many problems with the game.
I haven't been as conflicted by a game for awhile as I have by New Vegas. On the one hand with better writing, balance, gameplay tweeks and relation to the original Fallouts it's a better game than Fallout 3 by far. On the other hand, it's only half finished.
I'm not just talking in terms of bugs. Certain settlements and factions, most notabley Caesars Legion, who are ment to be one of the major factions in the game don't have enough content or quests to even make them worth the effort of visiting. There's also moments in the main story and side quests that still have me raising my eyebrow, one notable moment being when you first meet the bloke who runs the Mojave Post Office (?) in Primm who mentions a guy who wouldn't take the job when he saw your name on the list of people delivering packages. This character is never mentioned again and is never even hinted at after this incounter. Who was he? Future DLC? An obscure reference to Fallout 1 & 2? Or, more lightly, a piece of the main quest that never made it into the final game but Obsidian forgot to take out?
Given a few more months and a decent team to polish it up Obsidian could have had one of the best RPGs [b/]ever[/b] on their hands, and I don't say that lightly. As it is they just have a very, very good beta.
I'm not just talking in terms of bugs. Certain settlements and factions, most notabley Caesars Legion, who are ment to be one of the major factions in the game don't have enough content or quests to even make them worth the effort of visiting. There's also moments in the main story and side quests that still have me raising my eyebrow, one notable moment being when you first meet the bloke who runs the Mojave Post Office (?) in Primm who mentions a guy who wouldn't take the job when he saw your name on the list of people delivering packages. This character is never mentioned again and is never even hinted at after this incounter. Who was he? Future DLC? An obscure reference to Fallout 1 & 2? Or, more lightly, a piece of the main quest that never made it into the final game but Obsidian forgot to take out?
Given a few more months and a decent team to polish it up Obsidian could have had one of the best RPGs [b/]ever[/b] on their hands, and I don't say that lightly. As it is they just have a very, very good beta.
About time, even Fable III has already had a patch out for it's bugs. Wish it was coming sooner than a few weeks but at least we know now we're getting one soon. Hope they release info on what's getting fixed.
Now there's a bug in a mission where you wear a certain kind of armor from a weapons dealer. Before starting the mission, I was able to pick, and then steal from, the box holding the armor. When I started the mission the guy that I do the mission with gave me another set of that armor. They're both quest items. Only one was taken back. I now have 25 pounds of dead weight in my inventory.
Is there a way to fix this without loosing absurd amounts of save time?
Will the patch fix this? Or is there some way to get rid of it?
Is there a way to fix this without loosing absurd amounts of save time?
Will the patch fix this? Or is there some way to get rid of it?
It doesn't matter really. A majority of the people who play it, patch or no, will still complain about bugs and glitches. The biggest complaints being "why wasn't the patch released sooner" and, "This patch only introduced new bugs!"
I've beaten the game a couple of times with nothing more debilitating than scorpions and items falling into the ground...and there was one subway station that had a magical hole in the floor: I fell through, saw the layout of that map and, ended up back at the beginning.
Anyway, wake me up when Fable 3 gets it's patch.
I've beaten the game a couple of times with nothing more debilitating than scorpions and items falling into the ground...and there was one subway station that had a magical hole in the floor: I fell through, saw the layout of that map and, ended up back at the beginning.
Anyway, wake me up when Fable 3 gets it's patch.
I've played it for about 6 hours I think, yet to encounter a serious bug. I've had two crashes each relating to trying to equip NCR armour, the bugs have been a weird ant/radscorpion mutant which turned out to be ant stuck in a radscorpion and a absurd animation where my feet were like windmills when I ran.
EDIT: FYI: I am loving the game.
EDIT: FYI: I am loving the game.
Unless the patch also gets rid of all that stupid armour piercing/hollow-point ammo nonsense that made fighting enemies like the deathclaws or those giant, black fly-things the stuff of nightmares I really couldn't care less.
I personally think that everyone is exagerating. I played through the whole thing with hardly any bugs. And I played it on my computer, which is saying something. Usually it fucks up when the game is perfect.
Anyways, I encountered three crashes (one which was my fault entierly) my saves have been left intact, and I was able to finish every mission without anything going wrong.
Anyways, I encountered three crashes (one which was my fault entierly) my saves have been left intact, and I was able to finish every mission without anything going wrong.
Obsidian used to make up Black Isle Games. Which was responsible for the original Fallout and it's sequel. Not to mention games like Planescape Torment. They have more than enough chops to make a game. Not to mention some of the best gaming dialogue ever written.Warthur said:
Big difference between Obsidian to Bioware and Bethesda. Money.
I don't follow. You like FNV so you advocate buying the company that made it and firing the employees that worked on it? Or am I misreading that?Lt. Vinciti said: