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[Knight of Dane]

Teclo wrote...

Anyone else stuck in Act 3 until the patch comes out? I still can't start her Act 3 companion quest because of the glitch and I'm reluctant to do the other quests right now in case any of them conflict with the patch in some way (e.g. if the patch only fixes it if you play from the start of Act 3 onwards).

Easy, make a extra save file, play on and reload that save if a patch screws it up.

[Matroska]

Knight of Dane wrote...

Teclo wrote...

Anyone else stuck in Act 3 until the patch comes out? I still can't start her Act 3 companion quest because of the glitch and I'm reluctant to do the other quests right now in case any of them conflict with the patch in some way (e.g. if the patch only fixes it if you play from the start of Act 3 onwards).

Easy, make a extra save file, play on and reload that save if a patch screws it up.

I appreciate the suggestion but it's more that I don't want to spend hours playing (possibly even getting right up to before the final mission - it all depends how long the patch takes to arrive) only to then have to do it all over again. The feeling that everything I'm doing may be for nothing would take the fun out of it. 

[jwalker]

Don't know if this is the right place, but I made this post in the tech forum earlier this morning and I haven't got an answer

Consoling Words not triggering

I'm hesitant to advance further in Act 2 without knowing if Merrill is already all bugged up and I have to restart the Deep Roads expedition, start using the console or something

Thanks.

[Mary Kirby]

jwalker wrote...

Don't know if this is the right place, but I made this post in the tech forum earlier this morning and I haven't got an answer

Consoling Words not triggering

I'm hesitant to advance further in Act 2 without knowing if Merrill is already all bugged up and I have to restart the Deep Roads expedition, start using the console or something

Thanks.

Merrill doesn't have that conversation if Bethany or Carver join the Grey Wardens.

[Tamahome560]

RVonE wrote...


By Artshardz.

Ha! This art pretty much sums up Merrill's and Isabela's friendship 

[flexxdk]

Mary Kirby wrote...

jwalker wrote...

Don't know if this is the right place, but I made this post in the tech forum earlier this morning and I haven't got an answer

Consoling Words not triggering

I'm hesitant to advance further in Act 2 without knowing if Merrill is already all bugged up and I have to restart the Deep Roads expedition, start using the console or something

Thanks.

Merrill doesn't have that conversation if Bethany or Carver join the Grey Wardens.

What about Mourning?

It always goes auto-complete, without even doing a real thing.

[jwalker]

Mary Kirby wrote...

jwalker wrote...

Don't know if this is the right place, but I made this post in the tech forum earlier this morning and I haven't got an answer

Consoling Words not triggering

I'm hesitant to advance further in Act 2 without knowing if Merrill is already all bugged up and I have to restart the Deep Roads expedition, start using the console or something

Thanks.

Merrill doesn't have that conversation if Bethany or Carver join the Grey Wardens.

Oh, thank you very much !!

[Tamahome560]

Whacka wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...

jwalker wrote...

Don't know if this is the right place, but I made this post in the tech forum earlier this morning and I haven't got an answer

Consoling Words not triggering

I'm hesitant to advance further in Act 2 without knowing if Merrill is already all bugged up and I have to restart the Deep Roads expedition, start using the console or something

Thanks.

Merrill doesn't have that conversation if Bethany or Carver join the Grey Wardens.

What about Mourning?

It always goes auto-complete, without even doing a real thing.

That you should only get if the sibiling dies in the Deep Roads. It auto completes itself for me as well when it should not even appear.

[Malevolence65]

Awww, Merrillkitty. That's a cute picture.

[flexxdk]

Tamahome560 wrote...
*snip*

That you should only get if the sibiling dies in the Deep Roads. It auto completes itself for me as well when it should not even appear.

That's what Consoling Words is for, as far as I know.

After the Deep Roads, if you didn't take your sibling with you, Consoling Words was supposed to trigger. Mourning did not.
But if you take your sibling along, then Mourning does appear. Except it auto completes itself.

If the intention was that Consoling Words would be the only talking quest after the Deep Roads, then what's the purpose of the quest Mourning? Why have that quest in the game, when it is completely useless?

Edit:
And a little something-something you guys might like...:
http://social.biowar...7/index/6766350

Modifié par Whacka, 25 mars 2011 - 05:56 .

[Tamahome560]

Consoling Words- Sibling leaves to join a group
Mourning - Sibling dies in the Deep Roads. (If you trigger this before exiting the Deep Roads via dev console you can see that it is/was meant to happen before you go to see Mother)

[mesmerizedish]

Tamahome560 wrote...

Consoling Words- Sibling leaves to join a group
Mourning - Sibling dies in the Deep Roads. (If you trigger this before exiting the Deep Roads via dev console you can see that it is/was meant to happen before you go to see Mother)

I got Consoling Words after Leandra died.

[flexxdk]

ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...

Tamahome560 wrote...

Consoling Words- Sibling leaves to join a group
Mourning - Sibling dies in the Deep Roads. (If you trigger this before exiting the Deep Roads via dev console you can see that it is/was meant to happen before you go to see Mother)

I got Consoling Words after Leandra died.

Well, that's weird.

Anyway, now that there's a reading mistake on my part, I think that it is more than clarified for me.

[Emperor Iaius I]

Wow, I missed a lot of Merrill's ambient dialogue the first time through... which is odd, seeing as I had her in my party the entire time (once I got her, at least) and I spent 21 hrs on Act I. Perhaps it's different because I rushed to get her first thing this time around, since I didn't know about her the first time.

[Mary Kirby]

Whacka wrote...


What about Mourning?

It always goes auto-complete, without even doing a real thing.

That's the talk she was going to have if your sibling died or became a Grey Warden. It was supposed to be cut (There's no opportunity to have this talk between that event and the time-jump.) And it seems to have only been sorta-kinda-cut.

[TMA LIVE]

Consoling Words was a good scene. It allowed Hawke to vent about his brother. It was one of the reasons why I considered Merrill my character's best friend after doing that scene.

Modifié par TMA LIVE, 25 mars 2011 - 07:39 .

[MasterSamson88]

Mary Kirby wrote...

Whacka wrote...


What about Mourning?

It always goes auto-complete, without even doing a real thing.

That's the talk she was going to have if your sibling died or became a Grey Warden. It was supposed to be cut (There's no opportunity to have this talk between that event and the time-jump.) And it seems to have only been sorta-kinda-cut.

Oh... wait that does make sense for it to be cut doesn't it? Because technically it's three years later right after the deep roads expedition. In which case if you did talk about your brother/sister dying with Merrill it would be a pretty delayed conversation. 

[flexxdk]

Mary Kirby wrote...

Whacka wrote...


What about Mourning?

It always goes auto-complete, without even doing a real thing.

That's the talk she was going to have if your sibling died or became a Grey Warden. It was supposed to be cut (There's no opportunity to have this talk between that event and the time-jump.) And it seems to have only been sorta-kinda-cut.

Ah, I see... A leftover of sorts, then.

Thanks for telling.

...Wait... Wouldnt the same apply to Consoling Words then? I mean, your sibling goes to the Circle (don't know where Carver goes, though), so the first opportunity to talk to your companions would be three years after they went away, yes? Provided they didn't join you on the expedition.

Or am I just confusing stuff??

...Oh sod it. Just... nevermind. I'm only making this harder.

Modifié par Whacka, 25 mars 2011 - 08:08 .

[DoNotIngest]

Whacka wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...

Whacka wrote...


What about Mourning?

It always goes auto-complete, without even doing a real thing.

That's the talk she was going to have if your sibling died or became a Grey Warden. It was supposed to be cut (There's no opportunity to have this talk between that event and the time-jump.) And it seems to have only been sorta-kinda-cut.

Ah, I see... A leftover of sorts, then.

Thanks for telling.

...Wait... Wouldnt the same apply to Consoling Words then? I mean, your sibling goes to the Circle (don't know where Carver goes, though), so the first opportunity to talk to your companions would be three years after they went away, yes? Provided they didn't join you on the expedition.

Or am I just confusing stuff??

"...Oh sod it. Just... nevermind. I'm only making this harder."

"I'm rambling again, aren't I? I'll just stop talking now."

[Maria Caliban]

You know what's odd about Consoling Words?

I had Merrill and Bethany in my party throughout Act 1 and thought I'd heard most of their banters. But when I talk to Merrill, Hawke says that Merrill never liked Bethany. I had no clue there was animosity between them.

[TMA LIVE]

Whacka wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...

Whacka wrote...


What about Mourning?

It always goes auto-complete, without even doing a real thing.

That's the talk she was going to have if your sibling died or became a Grey Warden. It was supposed to be cut (There's no opportunity to have this talk between that event and the time-jump.) And it seems to have only been sorta-kinda-cut.

Ah, I see... A leftover of sorts, then.

Thanks for telling.

...Wait... Wouldnt the same apply to Consoling Words then? I mean, your sibling goes to the Circle (don't know where Carver goes, though), so the first opportunity to talk to your companions would be three years after they went away, yes? Provided they didn't join you on the expedition.

Or am I just confusing stuff??

...Oh sod it. Just... nevermind. I'm only making this harder.

Since your Brother or Sister isn't dead, you're still dealing with them being gone for 3 years, and yet they're right next door to you. It's still a current issue.

Modifié par TMA LIVE, 25 mars 2011 - 08:35 .

[TMA LIVE]

Maria Caliban wrote...

You know what's odd about Consoling Words?

I had Merrill and Bethany in my party throughout Act 1 and thought I'd heard most of their banters. But when I talk to Merrill, Hawke says that Merrill never liked Bethany. I had no clue there was animosity between them.

Jealous I guess.

[flexxdk]

DoNotIngest wrote...

< PYRAMID QUOTES, BEGONE! >

"I'm rambling again, aren't I? I'll just stop talking now."

"...is it warm in here? Elgar'nan, I'll stop talking now."

TMA LIVE wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

You know what's odd about Consoling Words?

I had Merrill and Bethany in my party throughout Act 1 and thought I'd heard most of their banters. But when I talk to Merrill, Hawke says that Merrill never liked Bethany. I had no clue there was animosity between them.

Jealous I guess.

But there's hardly any reason for Merrill to be jealous.

Unless she thought that... that...

...

Next subject, please.

Modifié par Whacka, 25 mars 2011 - 08:44 .

[mesmerizedish]

Maria Caliban wrote...

You know what's odd about Consoling Words?

I had Merrill and Bethany in my party throughout Act 1 and thought I'd heard most of their banters. But when I talk to Merrill, Hawke says that Merrill never liked Bethany. I had no clue there was animosity between them.

Same here. That caught me by surprise. I had expected they'd get along.

[EDIT] Huh. I guess I didn't get that dialgue after Leandra... maybe it was something else? 

Modifié par ishmaeltheforsaken, 25 mars 2011 - 08:41 .

[Emperor Iaius I]

There is that one banter where Bethany says she wishes she was never born a mage, and Merrill seems surprised by that. That's the only thing I could see dislike stemming from, but I'd have to say it's a dislike that doesn't reach the level of animosity or anything of the sort.