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What does the "Ctrl I" cheat do?

FranpaFranpa Member Posts: 637
edited November 2013 in General Discussion (Spoiler Warning!)
It ain't listed on Gamefaqs so I assume it's new to Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition. What exactly does it do? As far as I can tell it displays some kinda name or script reference and causes a party member to make a quick quip.

If it does anything more, lemme know.
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  • elminsterelminster Member, Developer Posts: 16,317
    It basically just forces conversations from party members. So if you put two party members next to each other that you want to talk and hold down ctrl-i eventually their dialogue will trigger.
  • OperativeNLOperativeNL Member Posts: 146
    The interesting point for me is that party members only seem to talk when actually next to each other (int he game world). I've already used CTRL+I in the old BG2 to see the funny banters, but i recently found out that xzar and jaheira, for example, will only start to fight when they are next to each other, and then you press CTRL+I repeatedly.
  • Troodon80Troodon80 Member, Developer Posts: 4,110
    Aside from the above-mentioned, CTRL+I also cycles through all the possible effect animations; you can then play said animations using CTRL+L.
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