Can't finish City Watch Quest

Shtanzi · Post by **Shtanzi** » Fri Mar 16, 2012 11:23 am

ok
So i started the city watch quest and i got from marshal Cormick the task to help Hagens, i want over their and i helped him.
then i went to two post and solved the problem there too
but then when i talked to marshal Cormick he gave me the task of helping Hagnes again, and from that moment i cant finish this quest

all the city wats gards on all the posts keep telling me to move on and i can only get directions out of them.
when i get back to marshal Cormick he kieep telling me "what are you doing back here? get over to hagnes and make sure he's protected"

i think Hagnes will start geting engry at me soon if i'll keep coming back over and over
he is telling me over ad over that he is planing to close hte shop coz it was a long day

i dont want to load an old saving coz i went on with some other quests and i gut some neet wepones and armores

somebody have any i diea how to finish the quest? can i debug it some how?
maybe restart this quest?

Scottg · Post by **Scottg** » Fri Mar 16, 2012 3:58 pm

Shtanzi wrote:
i dont want to load an old saving coz i went on with some other quests and i gut some neet wepones and armores

That's pretty much your option.

I'd check your quest log for Hagen to see if it was completed or not.

http://www.gamebanshee.com/neverwintern ... quests.php

Shtanzi · Post by **Shtanzi** » Sat Mar 17, 2012 12:53 am

depressing

Darth Gavinius · Post by **Darth Gavinius** » Sat Mar 17, 2012 4:14 am

You might need to look around specific forums for the codes, but you should be able to advance the quest using the console.

Shtanzi · Post by **Shtanzi** » Sat Mar 17, 2012 9:36 am

I thought i'm in a forum like that

:speech:

Scottg · Post by **Scottg** » Sat Mar 17, 2012 3:54 pm

Darth Gavinius wrote:You might need to look around specific forums for the codes, but you should be able to advance the quest using the console.

Codes for items, feats, etc.. can be done fairly easily. Advancing a quest however (other than providing a plot item required for the quest) is an entirely different matter.

In other words, it most certainly *could* be done, but the amount of time it would likely take to learn how to do it *correctly* would probably be more than playing the entire game, and certainly more than just restarting the game (..from the perspective of not completing the first chapter).

Scottg · Post by **Scottg** » Sat Mar 17, 2012 4:00 pm

Shtanzi wrote::speech:

Unfortunately I know of no one here with that capability.

..and I don't know of a forum like that - even Bioware's.

Shtanzi · Post by **Shtanzi** » Sun Mar 18, 2012 12:00 am

well thanks any way

I have to say that is a good example of my problems in life
I always come up with a problem that you could imagine there will be an easy way to solve it but then you find out it's so difficult that I should just give up looking for an answer

Thanks again

Darth Gavinius · Post by **Darth Gavinius** » Sun Mar 18, 2012 3:00 am

More often than not, just reloading a previous save game is the best way forward with NWN2.

Advancing quests via the console is possible, but finding the right strings and integers to change can be tricky (unless you can find a resource which tells you what they are) difficult and can break the game. I had a look on your behalf and this thread from Bioware Social Network might help:

Choose Language | BioWare Social Network

Hope you get through this.

Shtanzi · Post by **Shtanzi** » Sun Mar 18, 2012 10:25 am

never mind

I loved an old saving, one before I gut to never winter so it's not important anymore
Thanks to you all for depressing me

Scottg · Post by **Scottg** » Sun Mar 18, 2012 2:58 pm

Shtanzi wrote: Thanks to you all for depressing me

You know, on screen loading you'll often get the phrase:

"Save early, save often."

I suppose they should have added:

..no, seriously - make a TON of save points.

Also, if you don't already know this - there is a the "familiar" bug which can damage any saves. To avoid this you'll need to go into the character sheet and make sure that neither you nor your companions have the summon familiar "ON". IF a familiar is summoned then have the party member un-summon it.

I should also mention that the first chapter (right up to the cut-scene for chapter 2) only represents about 40% of the game. Additionally any weapons or items you might have that you think are great now, probably aren't that great. In fact, the best items are almost all crafted by you. Thieves-guild.net is a good source for crafting information BTW (..though make sure you are looking at the OC crafting guide and not MOTB or SOZ's crafting guide).