I do not see one on my map. I was hoping that I would at least get to chat with my party members at camp..
I cannot chat with them at the Keep either... Not even one conversation.
Is there a party camp?
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Posté 16 mars 2010 - 10:17
Nemesis7884
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no... you need to find specific locations to talk to them...(keep hitting alt to find spots) there are several spots around all locations...(good point to start is the statue at the keep and the one at the chantry)
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Posté 16 mars 2010 - 10:19
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From David Gaider - The lead writer:
"when they have something to say you'll see the plot flag over their head. Those dialogues are keyed to events the same way as they were in Origins (meaning something has happened to prompt them, such as reaching a certain level in approval, a specific event, etc.) What's been removed is the laundry list of questions that you could normally ask a character.
So not spending time with a character by taking them into the party and actually adventuring them does limit the amount of dialogue you'll get with them, yes -- you'll have less opportunities to increase their approval in dialogue. I don't really think chatting up a character in camp and asking them a bunch of questions is the best way to do that, anyhow. But, no, you won't miss out on their personal quest -- that's a prompted dialogue, just as it was in Origins.
Whether or not it works will be up to you to judge, of course, but from my perspective it's much more effective on the whole for character development."
From this long thread:
http://social.biowar...7/index/1690759
I happen to disagree with his perspective but then I'm not a Bio writer so it doesn't matter. lol
"when they have something to say you'll see the plot flag over their head. Those dialogues are keyed to events the same way as they were in Origins (meaning something has happened to prompt them, such as reaching a certain level in approval, a specific event, etc.) What's been removed is the laundry list of questions that you could normally ask a character.
So not spending time with a character by taking them into the party and actually adventuring them does limit the amount of dialogue you'll get with them, yes -- you'll have less opportunities to increase their approval in dialogue. I don't really think chatting up a character in camp and asking them a bunch of questions is the best way to do that, anyhow. But, no, you won't miss out on their personal quest -- that's a prompted dialogue, just as it was in Origins.
Whether or not it works will be up to you to judge, of course, but from my perspective it's much more effective on the whole for character development."
From this long thread:
http://social.biowar...7/index/1690759
I happen to disagree with his perspective but then I'm not a Bio writer so it doesn't matter. lol
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Posté 16 mars 2010 - 10:27
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I disagree, too. In real life, I don't have to take my grandfather to the local World War II memorial in order for him to talk about the war and the greatest generation. He'll do that if you simply ask him about it and show interest.
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Posté 16 mars 2010 - 10:32
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