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BG:EE - Neera Dialogues

BlackburnBlackburn Member Posts: 5
in Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
Hi,

I think that I screwed something up while talking to Neera. I completed her quest and then got to the point where she explodes because a response "kept making it all about [me]" and she spoken to me since. I'm not sure if I missed something and decided to try some console stuff.

I put in C:GetGlobal("neera_romance","global") and it said that it was set at -1. So then I put in C:GetGlobal("neera_romance","global",2) and C:GetGlobal("neera_romance","global",3), which does change the number but she hasn't restarted the conversation or started talking again.

Any suggestions? And will screwing up the dialogues in BGEE have any repercussions in dealing with her in BGEE2?

Thanks.

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  • Sids1188Sids1188 Member Posts: 166
    That's in the cave where you get the belt, right? Pretty sure that's the end of it for BG1. I've never gotten any further in a couple of playthroughs anyway. Have to wait until BG2 to continue.
  • TressetTresset Member, Moderator Posts: 8,268
    BG1:EE 'romances' work very differently from BG2:EE romances. The Global variable numbers do not mean the same things in both games.

    I think you are fine, you just need to do Adoy's Enclave before she talks more. The romance in BG1:EE ends rather abruptly so don't expect too much.
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