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  • SilverstarSilverstar Member Posts: 2,207
    When you notice his "final" line he will eventually exhaust that too. You can speed up the process by talking to him over and over a dozen times. He actually gives up then and even grants you xp before buggering off forever.
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  • WebShamanWebShaman Member Posts: 490
    I guess he has recognized you from previous runs...hehe.

    Noober's Curse!
  • TheCoffeeGodTheCoffeeGod Member Posts: 618
    Bhaaldog said:


    So far not giving up....

    His last line gets repeated something like 20-30 times before he finally says:

    Gee, you sure are patient. I've run out of things to say.


  • ajwzajwz Member Posts: 4,122
    I love the fact this thread is marked spoilers.

    As if somebody playing has got to the 19th time he says "what about now" and is anxiously waiting to see what happens next.
  • MadhaxMadhax Member Posts: 1,416
    You can murder him for no rep penalty. You'll only miss out on something like 200 xp, and it's far less annoying.
  • CalmarCalmar Member Posts: 688
    Madhax said:

    You can murder him for no rep penalty. You'll only miss out on something like 200 xp, and it's far less annoying.

    Thinking about it, that's probably one of the most controversial instances of killing in a roleplaying game - it's OK because that guy's an annoying blabbermouth. He's not a liar, thief, thug, or muderer, just someone who can't shut up. And noone objects when you murder him. :P
  • reedmilfamreedmilfam Member Posts: 2,808
    The first time I played, I didn't know what to do. Jaheira laid down ENTANGLE and I left him in that condition. I thought it was clever.

    I did the same thing in the city of Baldur's Gate once.
    When the Flaming Fist decides to hunt me down and kill me like the Bhaalspawn that I am. Funny that they never hunted Sarevok this way. image
  • hummer010hummer010 Member Posts: 95
    Calmar said:

    Thinking about it, that's probably one of the most controversial instances of killing in a roleplaying game - it's OK because that guy's an annoying blabbermouth. He's not a liar, thief, thug, or muderer, just someone who can't shut up. And noone objects when you murder him. :P

    I'm surprised the people of Nashkel don't reward you after you kill him.
  • SeveronSeveron Member Posts: 214
    KILL HIM!
  • AnduinAnduin Member Posts: 5,745
    ...early, early, early playing days, I used potions of invisibility to get past him...

    Now I just chunk him into dog food...
  • SirK8SirK8 Member Posts: 527
    I just click on him a bunch of times, click, enter, click, enter and collect my XP. It's my PC trying to annoy him back...
  • reedmilfamreedmilfam Member Posts: 2,808
    Kill him? Blah. I'll put up with just about anything for a chunk of experience!
  • Awong124Awong124 Member Posts: 2,642
    I put up with him and get the XP, then I kill him.
  • secretmantrasecretmantra Member Posts: 259
    Awong124 said:

    I put up with him and get the XP, then I kill him.

    And we have a winner! ;)

  • theperm222theperm222 Member Posts: 84
    Use keeper to level up your guy, CLUA console the scroll in, then cast imprisonment on him.
  • SilverstarSilverstar Member Posts: 2,207
    Back in the original I used to polymorph him. Now it's xp every time though!
  • EvinfuiltEvinfuilt Member Posts: 505
    theperm222 said:

    Use keeper to level up your guy, CLUA console the scroll in, then cast imprisonment on him.

    What's wrong with just casting sleep. "Oh look at Noober, asleep in the fields again."

  • theperm222theperm222 Member Posts: 84
    He deserves to rot inside a small sphere inside the earth for all of eternity. He's THAT annoying.
  • the_spyderthe_spyder Member Posts: 5,018
    theperm222 said:

    Use keeper to level up your guy, CLUA console the scroll in, then cast imprisonment on him.

    Yeah, but doesn't he come back in the Underdark in BG2 then?

  • theperm222theperm222 Member Posts: 84
    @the_spyder nah one would have to cast freedom in Nashkel. And trust me, NOONE would do that.
  • WanderonWanderon Member Posts: 1,418
    SirK8 said:

    I just click on him a bunch of times, click, enter, click, enter and collect my XP. It's my PC trying to annoy him back...

    This...

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