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stranger
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stranger
Joined: Oct 2020
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So you can poison a few goblins drinking at the goblin camp by combining poison with their booze reservoir (the thing that looks like a toilet), I've tried this with wyvern poison on a new playtrough, but it didn;t work. It says 'combination failed', is this a bug? IT seems stupid that you can poison them with regular weapon poison, but not with more potent poison...
Alternatively, does anyone know a good place to source poison from? I;ve got heaps of it on my old playtrough, but can't for the life of me remember were I looted some. I know the Zenth hide-out around Waukeen's Rest should have some, but I'm not that far yet on my new playtrough.
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old hand
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old hand
Joined: Sep 2015
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Well, it's kind of a waste to use wyvern poison on trash mobs. Even the game doesn't want you to :P
Last edited by Nyanko; 28/10/20 09:29 AM.
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stranger
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stranger
Joined: Oct 2020
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True, but that argument is pretty m00t considering that the idea should be to have as much freedom as is technically achieveable. I'm rushing through this gameplay right now and want to significantly reduce the time the goblin camp encounter will take me.
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old hand
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old hand
Joined: Sep 2015
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True, but that argument is pretty m00t considering that the idea should be to have as much freedom as is technically achieveable. I'm rushing through this gameplay right now and want to significantly reduce the time the goblin camp encounter will take me. Joke aside, I think it comes down to the fact the wyvern poison is for coating weapons and not for drinking. And so the game doesn't allow you to do it because it doesn't work with this type of poison. You have to use poison which specifically is inside some recipient you can drink. And it's not illogical either. There are some poisons in our world which would do nothing to you if ingested but would kill you if it goes to your blood stream.
Last edited by Nyanko; 28/10/20 10:15 AM.
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veteran
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Joined: Mar 2020
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True, but that argument is pretty m00t considering that the idea should be to have as much freedom as is technically achieveable. I'm rushing through this gameplay right now and want to significantly reduce the time the goblin camp encounter will take me. What people (and Larian) don't understand is that freedom is impossible in a video game that can't think like a human DM. Which leads to a lot of fake freedom and half baked story
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enthusiast
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enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2020
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I used the Potion of Poison, yes, that one works!
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member
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Joined: Oct 2020
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True, but that argument is pretty m00t considering that the idea should be to have as much freedom as is technically achieveable. I'm rushing through this gameplay right now and want to significantly reduce the time the goblin camp encounter will take me. Joke aside, I think it comes down to the fact the wyvern poison is for coating weapons and not for drinking. And so the game doesn't allow you to do it because it doesn't work with this type of poison. You have to use poison which specifically is inside some recipient you can drink. And it's not illogical either. There are some poisons in our world which would do nothing to you if ingested but would kill you if it goes to your blood stream. I can agree with this, but I was a bit bummed out that I couldn't use the sleep potion to achieve the same but non lethal result. I agree with Abits that it's very limiting. It would make sense to be able to use a multitude of poisons to kill, cause stomach cramps or put the goblins to sleep. Maybe even the option to openly add tons of booze and push them from tipsy to passed out.
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journeyman
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journeyman
Joined: Sep 2017
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Sleep potion doesn't really make sense either, unless you had dozens of them. One potion knocks out 24? HP worth of bad guys, so diluted it should do absolutely nothing to an entire camp full of creatures. Spiking it with (Lots) of hard alcohol might make sense, but then the "common sense" of trying to combine it with a Barrel of Firewine would be fairly jarring. Maybe if you could just leave a Barrel of it near their current stash, or replacing an "Empty Firewine Barrel" with a full one.
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addict
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Joined: Jun 2020
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How many wyvern poisons can you have - I have two in my second play through ....
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old hand
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old hand
Joined: Sep 2015
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I think there are only two. Haven't found any more after my 4th playthrough.
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