Nettie and Astarion bug - 13/03/21 05:02 PM
Hey there,
I went to talk with Nettie as Astarion, she poisoned Astarion with the branch. I succeeded a medicine check telling her I have none of the symptoms, she came around and gave Astarion the wyvvern poison and the antidote.
After chatting she reopened the door, enabling my party members to chat again.
When my main character chatted to Astarion, Astarion was talking as if my main character was the one who convinced her that he'd take the poison if it came to it. Kind of immersion breaking because Astarion was the one who actually did it.
I understand these player choices are hard to accomodate for, just giving a heads up this was strange.
In-case it matters I'm playing on Google Stadia. Game runs flawlessly this was just a weird quirk.
Also a thank you for putting the game on Stadia. Baldurs gate is a really large game, it is so nice to not have to have it take up space on my computer, as well as not need to download the updates. I get to just hop right in where I left off. It's fantastic.
I went to talk with Nettie as Astarion, she poisoned Astarion with the branch. I succeeded a medicine check telling her I have none of the symptoms, she came around and gave Astarion the wyvvern poison and the antidote.
After chatting she reopened the door, enabling my party members to chat again.
When my main character chatted to Astarion, Astarion was talking as if my main character was the one who convinced her that he'd take the poison if it came to it. Kind of immersion breaking because Astarion was the one who actually did it.
I understand these player choices are hard to accomodate for, just giving a heads up this was strange.
In-case it matters I'm playing on Google Stadia. Game runs flawlessly this was just a weird quirk.
Also a thank you for putting the game on Stadia. Baldurs gate is a really large game, it is so nice to not have to have it take up space on my computer, as well as not need to download the updates. I get to just hop right in where I left off. It's fantastic.