controlling Legolas with Frodo as AI, try to change Legolas into Sam up on a ledge you spent ages climbing just for it to randomly switch to Frodo and change HIM to Sam, Legolas 'kindly' jumps all the way back down to be with you) There are loads of character swapping glitches (eg.

In the black gate, it repeatedly wouldnt let me swap characters when on the trolls head meaning I could not pass the level (rebooting failed repeatedly then one time randomly let me, no idea why) I had the Paths of the Dead boss just continue boucing around (dashboarding/rebooting didn't help - eventually what did was saving and the statue, retrying and spamming X so I didn't get into a sword fight with him, don't know if any of those actually fixed it or just got lucky) I had the catapult fail to fire me in Cirith Ungol (dashboarding tended to fix that one). I exited the level (without saving) and tried again but when I got the minikit this time it just gave me a stud (the minikit finder was still pointing to the mising minikit being there) No amount of dashboarding/rebooting/etc would let me get it so I had to start from 0% again (was at 78% at the time). On one level (Tracking Hobbits), I got my 9th minikit but it didn't actually add one to me total. I had beaten the game and was going through the levels collecting minikits etc. LEGO The Hobbit will forever live on as a game that has no true ending - just a cliffhanger of fantastical proportions.For me it only acually froze once (best of any lego game so far) but I did hit a game breaking glitch. about the final DLC in the LEGO The Hobbit trilogy.įor the completionists out there, this is unfortunately one itch that will never be abled to be scratched. Either way, this hasn't changed the fact that there is still no word from Warner Bros. But since the games are now available again, this may not be the reason, after all. LEGO The Lord of the Rings was the first LEGO title to take dialogue directly from its movie source, rather than having original vocals recorded, like in LEGO Batman 2: DC Superheroes- a trend that continued with the release of LEGO The Hobbit.

Most theories conclude the games may not have had the legal rights to use the voice acting from the films. There has been plenty of speculation about the removal of LEGO The Hobbit and LEGO The Lord of the Rings from stores.

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