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OkamiOkami Member Posts: 316
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Hello It just starts to pass BG EE so for the moment I turned my attention to such a thing. Someone have more than bugs? Or this is normal? i don't remember this on original BG.




There is no sign on the temple only long black line.
I have seen similar cases with NPCs and monsters too.




Unsuitable place of sign with sign


A transparent line under the name of an npc is not always.

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  • elminsterelminster Member, Developer Posts: 16,315
    Please attach a save. Also are you running any mods?
  • argent77argent77 Member Posts: 3,434
    These are known issues (see here and here) and will (hopefully) be fixed in the next patch.

    The sign of the Gullykin temple isn't visible, but there should still be a clickable region somewhere above the building entrance.
  • OkamiOkami Member Posts: 316
    elminster said:

    Please attach a save. Also are you running any mods?

    No i don't use any modes.
    argent77 said:

    These are known issues (see here and here) and will (hopefully) be fixed in the next patch.

    The sign of the Gullykin temple isn't visible, but there should still be a clickable region somewhere above the building entrance.

    Ok thanks for information.
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