Tarayani Posted August 8, 2006 Share Posted August 8, 2006 I'm using a script that makes my player2 (who is a thief) always hide in shadows, but this has never interfered with Amber initiating her lovetalks before. I had the bounty notice talk, after which my player2 died and was raised, which didn't seem to do anything to the romance, as all the flirts were still there. I entered the Bridge district, and got a dialogue from Amber, but there was no text, and the only reply was "no valid links or replies" so I reloaded from before entering the Bridge district, and selected Amber and push Shift-K. I entered the bridge district again and directed my party to walk somewhere, in the middle of which amber would stop walking and just stand there. I figured she was trying to start an LT, so I reloaded several times from the auto-save, but everytime, the same thing happened. It wasn't until I turned off party AI and my player2 came out of the shadows that Amber was actually able to start her LT. This isn't actually a very big deal, but I got the feeling that that wasn't what was supposed to happen. Edit: Actually, that may not have been an LT she was trying to start, but a flirt, b/c I got Amber looking at me, and when I catch her studying my profile, she opens her mouth to say something, but decides not to. Link to comment
Meira Posted August 9, 2006 Share Posted August 9, 2006 Looks like I'll have to check the See() trigger for lovetalks and flirts. I would, though, advise against keeping the PC invisible at all times, but it's your choice. Link to comment
Tarayani Posted August 9, 2006 Author Share Posted August 9, 2006 Looks like I'll have to check the See() trigger for lovetalks and flirts. I would, though, advise against keeping the PC invisible at all times, but it's your choice. That's true, but Player2 doesn't exactly get the chance to converse with anyone, ever, except for Amber, so there's no harm Link to comment
Meira Posted August 9, 2006 Share Posted August 9, 2006 It's just that there might be other similar issues as you described above depending how frequently I've used/not used the See() trigger. I've not designed the triggers with an all-times invisibly in mind. An oversight in my part, yes, I an certainly admit that. Link to comment
Tarayani Posted August 10, 2006 Author Share Posted August 10, 2006 It's just that there might be other similar issues as you described above depending how frequently I've used/not used the See() trigger. I've not designed the triggers with an all-times invisibly in mind. An oversight in my part, yes, I an certainly admit that. Ah, I see. Alright, I'll keep that in mind. From a roleplaying perspective, it also doesn't really make sense to be sneaking around in broad daylight, but I suppose I've just been too lazy to push the activate/deactivate button Link to comment
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