From my limited testing it seems like they still don't work. Seems a bit odd considering just how long they have been broken for. Maybe I'm just not measuring it correctly.
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I don't get those three options initially. All I get are "Are you sure" "You know you want it" and "I'm sorry" I see some people talking about raising her affection first, but literally our first conversation was her sending me off on the quest.
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In game there's no way to actually have your first conversation be the start of the ingredient quest btw. Your first conversation is always Rilke telling the player off when they first meet. Then you have to leave and come back later.
I'm going to ask that you help clarify your words as well. When you state "those three options initially" what exactly are you referring to? Are you saying that you don't even get the act to "cop a feel", the following h-scene, and "trying to make you feel better". Or are you referring to something else?
Out of curiosity, what version of the game and what player gender is your character? And how did you interact with Rilke before she sends you on stew quest? There is always a conversation where you introduce yourself, and have a few words with her before then. I only ask because when I made that little guide for a user who was asking for help starting from the stew quest. I've never looked into if the previous couple of conversations before the quest. If it changed Rilke's affection with the player. I was always under the assumption it didn't matter. But I could look into it more.
From my understanding if you don't tell her that you're the lord of this area when you first meet her, you're locked out of everything to follow.
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In all my previous runs of her quest I've never once chose the dialogue option with "lord" in it. And I still got all the h-scenes.
Well, that's the solution I found while googling for it. It might just have been whatever option I picked the first time which was the problem (can't remember what that was though) but it set the affection value of her to -1, which meant you could never get the 'happy' scenes, you could only get the one where you apologize and she gets angry and throws you out.
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I wanna get a little something clear right away, the ONLY quests that are time limited are the ones in Oakshire right?
Every other side-quest can be done at any time, they just unlock as you go along?
(And some quests unlock as you do others, of course.) Right?
Every other side-quest can be done at any time, they just unlock as you go along?
(And some quests unlock as you do others, of course.) Right?
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Yeah the quests primarily can be completed at any time before the endgame quest start. Aside from the Oakshire quests. I believe Emek's Rest has the same warning as Act I's ending though. Where the game prompts the player to save. However this is more a warning for the two different Emek's Rest ending routes. Rather than the associated DLC h-scenes and side-quests. I would check with the guide to make sure you miss no h-scenes since you're new to the game. The only side-quest that I'm not 100% on would be the rescue Jerrah quest. (I just haven't done it in a while so my memory is a little fuzzy on that one). I would double check that the quest is required for the main Emek's Rest quest and not optional. (Due to the characters that need to be present for it). I believe that side-quest is required though. As most of the side-quests can only be completed after the main Emek's Rest quest ending. If you're nervous about missing anything in Emek's Rest, just do as much as you can before the prompt, and then everything should be good regardless. (Just in case something gets bugged; I used to get lots of bugs when the DLC first came out).
While not necessarily side-quests, you should know that Gajah and Galhart do end up leaving during Act III. (I don't believe that's changed from previous versions). Which means you can't get the various h-scenes with Galhart if you don't do them before he leaves. And it's been a long time since I've done a full female playthrough, but I believe Gajah's Castle h-scene can only be completed in Act II.
And I haven't tested all the responses to the newest character Kara either. So I can't speak for her. Hopefully that's helpful.
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What tile sets does this game use if someone doesn't mind telling me? Already started making my own game with a friend and want a nice look for the game; but a lot of the free ones I've found don't seem that good.
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Awesome, thank you for the super comprehensive answer!
I save a lot so if I miss something I can always take a few steps back but my main worry was missing a lot of other content by mistake. Thanks!
I don't know why, but can't download the walkthrough from the main post, could somebody help to share another link pls?
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Here's a walkthrough copy you can download from Mega
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. Just remember this is only for version 4.6, and it hasn't been updated for 4.7 yet. Credit to RedKnight for the walkthrough.
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It's been finished for ages they just add more to it, the main story is complete.
They have added some extra "DLC" but it doesn't add to the main story it's just extra content.
You know when a game is finished? When they stop making content for it...
If dark souls 2 was still releasing content to this day, I would call the game unfinished.
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Are you really making the argument, that a finished game getting extra content is bad?
Because Dark Souls 2 was finished, and they added content to it, then re-released it.
Most games with DLC are finished, and then the DLC is added, it'd be illogical otherwise.
The main plot of the game is done, the dev is just adding more scenes and stuff to do every now and then.
This isn't a bad thing. Why would that be a bad thing?
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A bandit has it, he's to the right of the Warlock tower.
In Act III I have a quest where I'm going with Galhart to find treasure, but at one point (
) there is a black screen. You can go into menu if you press ESC, and it seems like your character does move on map (after pressing screen randomly at one point I did get one piece of dialogue
), but you can't see anything.
Can someone post solution, or at least a screen of the room? Since it seems like my character can move, if I would have one screen of full room I'd be able to beat the quest.
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Can someone post solution, or at least a screen of the room? Since it seems like my character can move, if I would have one screen of full room I'd be able to beat the quest.