IEqualShane:

Okay, I can make the game freeze every time if I move the left thumb stick around as my character is returning back to their position after making an attack.  If I do not move the thumb stick during that animation, the game does not freeze.  Currently I've only tested this for the first tutorial fight.

Thanks!

IEqualShane:

Yeah, I don't actually need the starter kit,  I just wanted to make sure the bug was known.  I didn't want to post this to connect if it was only me who was having the issue.

The starter kit is definitely playable; just don't waggle the thumbstick in the time between when the last party member attacks and the start of the monsters' turn.  ;)

The bug is that the CombatEngine.HandleInput function is allowing the player to attempt to change the active player when the players' turn is already over.  There's already a property for this; the fix is to add an additional condition to the "if" statement at the beginning of the function (Combat\CombatEngine.cs, approximately line 1761).  

            if (!IsPlayersTurn || (highlightedCombatant == null))

to

            if (!IsPlayersTurn || IsPlayersTurnComplete ||
                (highlightedCombatant == null))

The same message as above - we'll add this to known issues list, and we don't have any information at this time about new versions.
 

Thanks again for the report!

I'm having the same problem in the RPG Starter Kit, where it freezes sometimes in the middle of a battle.
I'm not sure if it is only an input issue, because when the game freezes I get some FileNotFoundExceptions in the Debug window.

I haven't tried that bug, but I did find another:

Complete both of the first quests. Equip the shield and sword. Attempt to drop the dagger. The game locks up. It's happening in the BreakTextIntoLines function when it's trying to break up the text "Are you sure you want to drop the Dagger" (which is missing the question mark BTW, unless it's being inserted afterwards). Haven't figured out why yet as I haven't stepped through it. I'll look at it in a bit.

Update: Looks like changing this line:

while (nextIndex < maximumCharactersPerLine)

to this:

while (nextIndex < maximumCharactersPerLine && nextIndex > 0)

and this line:

to this:

int nextIndex = text.IndexOf(' ', 0);

fixes the bug.

Now I just need to wait for Dell to show up with my new video card tomorrow.  Thank god for overnight service.