jastey

Wellll, he is a bad boy. So sometimes, he likes the PC playing hard to get. Unfortunately, I didn't write Coran's romance and it's scripted really complicated, so I can't be of much help how to steer through it. But, as long as you are not accepting any gestures of more intimate nature, your PC should be fine. If you get both romances going long enough, you'll be one of the 0.01% of players who'll actually see the romance conflict contest between the two, which, biased as I am, I think is worth seeing.

Oh, no worries. His romance breaks easily because he gets bored easily. If your PC is more the Ajantis type, this might happen quickly. : p

Just a heads up: one romance breaks the other. So, if you say something to Coran that makes his romance committed, Ajantis will no longer court the PC.

With IE modding, it's usually best to start with a complete new game folder (either a clean copy or delete and redownload the game). This prevents from having any remnants. The merging process for example can leave remnants which prevent it from merging properly (although it tells it did). With the Ajantis mod, RtD would be great because the SoD Ajantis needs the variables for his dialogues about the game events. (The main component of RtD, to be precise). I'm biased of course but I think that installing all of RtD also makes SoD more enjoyable. You could make a copy of your game folder and install RtD there to check. (Having a copy of the game for modding is recommended anyhow, in case you are not aware). Thank you for your interest in my mods, the Ajantis romance especially, and I hope everything works out.

Usually, romances have different states the go through. This is usually checked by some "RomanceActive" variable. 0 is for no romance, 1 is flirt status, 2 is committed romance, 3 is romance broken. This is not the case for Coran who's romance is way more difficult with different interest paths etcpp but it's good for understanding how the scripting works, nontheless. You are probably in the flirt status with both men, and this will go parallel for some time. If you have the romance conflict component installed, there will come a challenge intermezzo where you'll have to decide for one of them. If not, for Ajantis there will be one lovetalk which will set the romance to committed - you won't miss that this is the case. Coran's romance is a bit more complicated, because he distinguishes between personal interest or just casual, etc. To check where you are at, these would be the variables. Ajantis romance: X#AjantisRomanceActive: 1 - he's still courting. 2 - romance is committed. 3 - romance broke. Coran Romance: P#CoranRomanceInactive: if it is at 1, then Coran's romance broke.

It depends on what else you did in your tries to debug your install. If your first problem was Invalid numbers for texts, then that's not Road to Discovery but an install error. It also means that the game started - which also means that it can't be a text format error that prevents starting of the game, because otherwise the game wouldn't have started at all. Between having Invalid numbers for text and the game not starting at all, what did you do in your tries to fix it? What did you change, edit, reinstall - which might have lead to the problem of the game not starting at all? I checked before publishing the mod version and I just installed Road to Discovery German version and checked again with Near Infinity: no text format errors, game starts without problems. So in conclusion: I believe that for you, it didn't work with RtD installed and now it works. It still doesn't mean that RtD is responsible for the problems you encountered.

What language version did you install? The problems you described at BeamDog's (Link) are surely not because of Road to Discovery. Sounds more like you played the game in a different language than you installed the mods to.

Please post the contents of your weidu.log here. Which game / OS are you on? Game not starting can be related to text strings not being in the right format. The mods you are listed are quite stable, though, so I'd be surprised if there is still scrambled text formats in one of them. Why do you think your problem is because of Road to Discovery?

The Ajantis Romance is only for oBG1 in this mod. Otherwise, it's in BG1NPC Project. And yes, Ajantis only romances female PC. There is documentation inside the mod folder, you know.

Sorry! I'm ESL, I wasn't aware this is misleading. I meant, the install order would have been: first EEEx, then Bubb's spell menue. Then probably Ascension, and after that the other mods, of which I have no idea where to put RR and IWDification. But, if you set up a new install with changed install order, you'll have to start a new game (might be wise anyhow considering the crashes).

This says BGII. EDIT: I meant, it looks like you were trying to install this to a BGII:EE game, for which Glam's Pack is not suited.

The install order is not ideal. EEEx should go first, after that Bubb's Spell Menue.

Avoiding this is difficult I'm afraid. If she doesn't see the PC the cutscene won't start, but it won't change the fact that it will once she sees the PC again. The alternative is changing a local variable by hand using "SetNumTimesTalkedTo(2)". Something like this: make sure the mouse cursor hovers over Rivaniel while using the cheat console with: C:Eval('SetNumTimesTalkedTo(2)') Fingers crossed.

I get the sentiment. Thank you!

(One way ot the other) But Breagar is in the group in the Screenshot, so something is amiss? Also, the cutscene that triggers after this sentence is Breagar's healing, not Rivaniel leaving. (ACCUT_03.baf).