As soon as I enter Nashkel I'm attacked and subsequently slaughtered by Soldiers of Amn for no apparent reason. I don't know what to do about this. I don't even know if it's a bug. I've tried to look around for anyone with the same problem but I haven't been able to find anyone.
I'd be grateful for any help you can give.
The version of BG is the one sold through GOG.com but I remember having the same problem when I played it back in the day. None of my friends seemed to have that problem however.
Thank you.
Attacked by soldiers of amn in Nashkel
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bglenshaw
, sept. 30 2010 04:05
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Posté 30 septembre 2010 - 04:30
jaxsbudgie
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What's your reputation? They attack you if it's low.
Also I think they attack you if you're a Fallen Ranger, not sure on that one though.
Also I think they attack you if you're a Fallen Ranger, not sure on that one though.
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Posté 01 octobre 2010 - 11:41
FlintlockJazz
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Did you have a conversation with a soldier of amn just before you enter? Did you kill him? That's the only thing I can think of off the top of my head aside from what jaxsbudgie has said, have you been killing people you shouldn't? 
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Posté 02 octobre 2010 - 08:25
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Hehe. I assume you're right. There was this one officer of the law who just couldn't mind his own business. I never thought the consequences would be so extreme. I think there's a life lesson to be learned here. When you kill officers of the law, first make sure you're strong enough to kill all of them.
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Posté 18 janvier 2011 - 03:35
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I am having the same problem (had this game for many years, just now playing it after NWN). I met the first officer outside of Nashkel and I told him I was hunting bandits and trying to avenge some Noble in Baldur's Gate and he let me off the hook. My character is evil, but my party's reputation isn't that low... we've only done 1 bad thing and that was killing the men asking Silke for a jewel of some sort.
Also, wasn't the man searching for bandits right before nashkel working for the Flaming Fist? Wouldn't that mean the man right outside of nashkel isn't related to the soldiers of amn??
Also, wasn't the man searching for bandits right before nashkel working for the Flaming Fist? Wouldn't that mean the man right outside of nashkel isn't related to the soldiers of amn??
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Posté 18 janvier 2011 - 03:57
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1. I don't think there is any dialogue option for the initial guard you meet when entering Nashkell (from the north) that initiates battle, so that 's not itFluorescentt wrote...
I am having the same problem (had this game for many years, just now playing it after NWN). I met the first officer outside of Nashkel and I told him I was hunting bandits and trying to avenge some Noble in Baldur's Gate and he let me off the hook. My character is evil, but my party's reputation isn't that low... we've only done 1 bad thing and that was killing the men asking Silke for a jewel of some sort.
Also, wasn't the man searching for bandits right before nashkel working for the Flaming Fist? Wouldn't that mean the man right outside of nashkel isn't related to the soldiers of amn??
2. you can kill the irate Flaming Fist soldier south of Beregost without a rep loss (at least I did without one, though it's ironic that killing a Flaming Fist soldier ruins reputation with a Soldier of Amn)
3. you can kill the Silke dupes without a rep loss (at least I did without one)
Start the game and check your reputation. It's just a number problem. If it's too low, that's it. You may have killed some innocent you didn't notice.
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Posté 18 janvier 2011 - 04:25
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So... if my party rep is too low, soldiers of amn will attack me?? And is there a way to get around it without starting over? Because I cannot take these guys on.
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Posté 18 janvier 2011 - 04:49
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If you were to successfully take them on (and with help from exploding inadvertent allies this is possible, but still...) you will probably incur further reputation losses.Fluorescentt wrote...
So... if my party rep is too low, soldiers of amn will attack me?? And is there a way to get around it without starting over? Because I cannot take these guys on.
I'm not sure if I've ever pushed that particular envelope (other than out of spite given how I'd inadvertently killed an innocent and decided to push the limits), but I believe that if you have enough gold you can go to a priest and pay to have your reputation increased to a level that doesn't incur instant attacks by law-enforcers. I'm not certain that even a priest will speak to you if you're low enough in reputation, but there is yet another option- a very hard way- that involves finding and completing quests that increase your reputation. Then you might be high enough in reputation at least to speak to a priest to buy your way to heaven- *ahem* good standing. You have to find those quests around, but if they increase your reputation enough, you can then enter town without issue. I'm also not sure whether the hostility that you encountered previously will be neutralized by simply reinstating your reputation basis.
Not attacking innocents makes things... less complicated...
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Posté 18 janvier 2011 - 06:01
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Bhryaen wrote...
If you were to successfully take them on (and with help from exploding inadvertent allies this is possible, but still...) you will probably incur further reputation losses.Fluorescentt wrote...
So... if my party rep is too low, soldiers of amn will attack me?? And is there a way to get around it without starting over? Because I cannot take these guys on.
I'm not sure if I've ever pushed that particular envelope (other than out of spite given how I'd inadvertently killed an innocent and decided to push the limits), but I believe that if you have enough gold you can go to a priest and pay to have your reputation increased to a level that doesn't incur instant attacks by law-enforcers. I'm not certain that even a priest will speak to you if you're low enough in reputation, but there is yet another option- a very hard way- that involves finding and completing quests that increase your reputation. Then you might be high enough in reputation at least to speak to a priest to buy your way to heaven- *ahem* good standing. You have to find those quests around, but if they increase your reputation enough, you can then enter town without issue. I'm also not sure whether the hostility that you encountered previously will be neutralized by simply reinstating your reputation basis.
Not attacking innocents makes things... less complicated...
I see. I will have to try this. Thank you.
