Miloch Posted January 24, 2012 Posted January 24, 2012 I noticed the lake poets announce themselves a little too often. Also a little too far off - one probably shouldn't be able to hear a bard in the main room of an inn when one is in its kitchen. Maybe put a combination of See([GOODCUTOFF]) along with a Range() trigger (like set to 15 or so). Also, if the annoucements are randomised, have a couple of the random chances (at least) say nothing. It's not like you can miss these guys or anything. One of Dynaheir's responses contains "mine ears doth ring" - "doth" is singular case, therefore "mine ears ringeth" is better. I didn't look up the strref since I'm going off the component installed via BG1 Tweaks.
Bookwyrme Posted January 26, 2012 Posted January 26, 2012 I think it would be "Mine ears ring." No -eth on that particular one.
Miloch Posted January 26, 2012 Author Posted January 26, 2012 True enough I suppose, though I don't know what Dyneheir's "dialect" is supposed to reflect in English terms. I was thinking of an older version of the language, but I guess someone had in mind Shakespeare's West Midlands early modern English (not like that was even a standard). There were quite a number of different dialectal differences in ME that persisted into ModE times. Plural forms vary strongly by dialect, with southern dialects preserving the Old English -eth, midland dialects showing -en from about 1200 onward, and northern forms using -es in the third person singular as well as the plural.But it should be whatever she uses elsewhere - probably "mine ears ring."
Enkida Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 Hey, I had an issue with the pelvsdale lake poets going histile after a wild surge that didn't hit them: http://www.shsforums.net/topic/54341-bwp-v11-custom-install-bug-list/ I could say they perhaps fear wild magic, but they were off screen so ostensibly they didn't see us committing wild magic sin either...
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