Starting Viconia romance in ToB problem
Starting Viconia romance in ToB problem
When I import my save game from SoA I've found that Viconia doesn't whant to have romance with me. AFAIK in ToB romances are started anew. I don't remember what was with my romance with her in SoA, but Global "ViconiaRomance" is set to 3 in my SoA save and in ToB save. Please help!
Well it worked fine for me .. I was romancing with Viconia in SOA . I imported my Party to TOB and guess what she start to talk with Sarevok about his muscular body and how she wanted to have sex with him
I felt betrayed and landed a fireball in the middle of them
Then in Saradush Tavern we recalled the old times ..
"I have sinned enough againts the world , teaching magic to a kender would ensure my damnation ..." Sly One .
Thanks but can anyone send me some instructions? Thanks a lot!
ijuil@yahoo.com
ijuil@yahoo.com
check your e-mail... I forwarded the instructions I originally sent to Ill to you.Originally posted by K Dash:
<STRONG>Thanks but can anyone send me some instructions? Thanks a lot!
ijuil@yahoo.com</STRONG>
I have the same problem.Im playing tob and when romance music begin aerie does not talk with me it just music keep playing on.
I use skeeper to see what is romance still active .i found this: romanceactive 2 lovetalk 49
this seems to be ok so i dont know whats is the problem and how can i solve it
thanks
p.s. sorry for bad english
I use skeeper to see what is romance still active .i found this: romanceactive 2 lovetalk 49
this seems to be ok so i dont know whats is the problem and how can i solve it
thanks
p.s. sorry for bad english
Hmmm...I don't want to annoy everybody here but I'd like those instructions too. I loaded a save game into ToB that slightly pre-dated my completion of SoA so as to alter the final spells that my sorcerer had at the end of SoA. I'm assuming the lovetalk for Viconia isn't at what it needs to be for the beginning of ToB. I've never really been able to change the romance values successfully using CluaConsole, although I've used it for other functions so I know my CluaConsole feature is working fine. Can you folks help me too?
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I coppied the stuff below from the email I sent to Ill, they are the variables that are set when Viconia's romance is successfully completed in SoA.
The following can be found in the "Global Variables" section, when opened with Shadow Keeper:
- CheckViconiaMatch - 1
- ViconiaMatch - 1
- ViconiaRomanceActive - 2
- SleptViconia - 1
- ViconiaVampire - 5
- PhaereInnuendo - 3
- EndanderedLovedOne - 3
The following are found in the "Affects" section, make sure you selected Viconia - using the slider beneath the portrait:
- LoveTalk - 77
- TalkedYoc - 1
- ViconiaMad1 - 1
- ViconiaMad3 - 1
You can also set these using CLUAConsole commands; first you need to activate it - open Baldur.ini in the BG2 directory and add "Debug Mode=1" below [Program Options]. Now when you're in the game, press CTRL + SPACE, then type in the command.
To set Globals, type CLUAConsole:SetGlobal("[global name]","GLOBAL",[value]). To set Affects, type: CLUAConsole:SetGlobal("[affects name],"LOCALS",[value]), with your mouse over the person you want to set them for - in this case Viconia.
Hope this helps, good luck.
The following can be found in the "Global Variables" section, when opened with Shadow Keeper:
- CheckViconiaMatch - 1
- ViconiaMatch - 1
- ViconiaRomanceActive - 2
- SleptViconia - 1
- ViconiaVampire - 5
- PhaereInnuendo - 3
- EndanderedLovedOne - 3
The following are found in the "Affects" section, make sure you selected Viconia - using the slider beneath the portrait:
- LoveTalk - 77
- TalkedYoc - 1
- ViconiaMad1 - 1
- ViconiaMad3 - 1
You can also set these using CLUAConsole commands; first you need to activate it - open Baldur.ini in the BG2 directory and add "Debug Mode=1" below [Program Options]. Now when you're in the game, press CTRL + SPACE, then type in the command.
To set Globals, type CLUAConsole:SetGlobal("[global name]","GLOBAL",[value]). To set Affects, type: CLUAConsole:SetGlobal("[affects name],"LOCALS",[value]), with your mouse over the person you want to set them for - in this case Viconia.
Hope this helps, good luck.
I'm noticing the same problems with Viconia, too. My guess is that they broke something in ToB. Here's how to use the CLUA codes:
Open your baldur.ini file in your BGII - SoA directory and add the following lines under Program Options:
Debug Mode=1
Cheats=1
Save and start the game. To bring up the console, press <crtl> <space>. To check LOVETALK, enter the following:
CLUAConsole:GetGlobal("LOVETALK","LOCALS")
while holding the mouse cursor over your romance's portrait. To check what stage of the romance you're in, enter:
CLUAConsole:GetGlobal("[name]Romance","GLOBAL")
where [name] is the name of your romance, eg: CLUAConsole:GetGlobal("ViconiaRomance","GLOBAL"). 1 = early stage, 2 = going strong, 3 = romance is over.
Open your baldur.ini file in your BGII - SoA directory and add the following lines under Program Options:
Debug Mode=1
Cheats=1
Save and start the game. To bring up the console, press <crtl> <space>. To check LOVETALK, enter the following:
CLUAConsole:GetGlobal("LOVETALK","LOCALS")
while holding the mouse cursor over your romance's portrait. To check what stage of the romance you're in, enter:
CLUAConsole:GetGlobal("[name]Romance","GLOBAL")
where [name] is the name of your romance, eg: CLUAConsole:GetGlobal("ViconiaRomance","GLOBAL"). 1 = early stage, 2 = going strong, 3 = romance is over.
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What happened here was the gradual habituation of the people, ... to receiving decisions deliberated in secret; to believing that the situation was so complicated that the government had to act on information which the people could not understand, or so dangerous that, even if he people could understand it, it could not be released because of national security.