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#809567 23/02/22 08:29 AM
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Just a quick and dirty feedback thread:

Let us kill fires by some means but at least using water. Right now bigger areas of fire are pretty much unquenchable. At the inn, on the way to the Zhent hideout there is a big ground area with fire, and throwing waterbarrels or using the create water spell both have no effect other than quenching the fire for a few seconds and also generating steam.

Also for smaller fires: Prestidigitation and other cantrips.

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The burning inn may very well be where Larian's horrible controls and questionable design decisions meet to form one of the most awful moments in EA.
Even after a half dozen partial playthrough across several patches, every time I reach the moment I'm supposed to visit that place I dread the prospect of going through it again.

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I also wish that the fires outside the inn could be permanently quenched and not spring up again seconds later. One of my companions always walks into it.

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I was always wondering what Drows used to set non-extinguishable fire on cobblestones: thermite, or napalm. I know it can't be the former, as thermite burns quickly, and stone can't be ignited by itself. Apparently, it was napalm.

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Originally Posted by RutgerF
I was always wondering what Drows used to set non-extinguishable fire on cobblestones: thermite, or napalm. I know it can't be the former, as thermite burns quickly, and stone can't be ignited by itself. Apparently, it was napalm.
Thats nothing ...
Have you ever thought about what of are those haystack made? Asbest is highly flamable compared to them. laugh


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Originally Posted by RutgerF
I was always wondering what Drows used to set non-extinguishable fire on cobblestones: thermite, or napalm. I know it can't be the former, as thermite burns quickly, and stone can't be ignited by itself. Apparently, it was napalm.


I expect it's Geek Fire, just look at various flame wars that Geeks will wage that never seem to go out!

Wait, we just came from the Nine Hells, it must be Hellfire! The secret is only Holy Water will put it out!


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