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Cutscene and Area Transition causes game to hang

moody_magemoody_mage Member Posts: 2,054
in BGII:EE Bugs (v1.2.2030)
A very minor bug.

I had killed the party in the Den of the Seven Vales.

I highlighted the party and hit the downstairs transition point. Just as I was about to go down Dorn interjected with his quest dialogue. However as I was so close to the transition I still went downstairs. This resulted in a long black screen (30 seconds or so) before entering the new area. The game appeared to be stuck in dialogue mode but with no dialogue present. I was unable to do anything and so had to reload.

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  • IllydthIllydth Member, Developer Posts: 1,641
    @decado: Sorry for the late response here. Can you re-produce this consistently? Do you happen to have a save this happens in?

    It sounds like a time related condition however (Dialog initiation at just the right time while in area transition)?
  • moody_magemoody_mage Member Posts: 2,054
    @Illydth I'm afraid I don't. It was such a minor thing and obviously due to the timing of Dorn's dialogue kicking in exactly as the area transition tried to load.
  • IllydthIllydth Member, Developer Posts: 1,641
    @decado: It's ok, the description is enough for me to try to reproduce this.
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