Larian Studios Forums Dragon Commander Dragon Commander - General Bug: I conquered the realm... now where's my wife?

I just finished the game and seriously, where is my wife?

Don't get me wrong, I'm well pleased with the ending at large. Its exactly what I expected coming from the rest of the game. A small chat with all the main characters, some of them even commenting on the relationship we've had (and I'm cautiously presuming my actions matter a little) pleases me. The imp made me laugh. I'm going to replay, just so I can ally with other faction and pick another dragon and princess. I wonder what will happen if I'll let you-know-who have his way in exchange for power.


But again, where's my wife? If there's ANY character on the entire ship that I expected to be there to congratulate me, it would be my lizard princess. What the hell happened?

Again, I'm easy to please, but not even a pat on the shoulder? I married the coldest one in the bunch for godsakes! I didn't have high hopes! A little wink and a small sentence in the line of "Well done my love." would have done it for me.
This isn't even open ended. Open ended would have been if the cinematic would have shown my wife's silhouette next to me for 3 seconds as it faded out. Even that would have just been fantastic.

But this? I've been fighting for women's rights my entire playthrough, guided the princess, respected her for all those little details Larian Studios gave her like a change of clothes. I realized arranged marriages aren't all they're cracked up to be, but this? She just gets swept under the rug, like not even an aftertought?



Seriously people, my head hurts. Help me out here. Did she fall off the ship? Did the buss with the voice actresses explode on the last day of recording? What happened? Its like I just spend three days in a five star hotel, only for the bellboy to vanish so I have to fetch my own car on the way out. Now I'm suffering from this painful disbelief.


Is this the DLC? Or a bug? Yes, must be.

This is a bug. Larian, you accidentally locked us out of the one, single, twenty word sentence that would have made everything complete. There's little other reason for this forgotten pitfall.