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Screwing up the Slaver Stockade quest?

Discussion in 'BG2: Throne of Bhaal (Classic)' started by Jurts, Mar 7, 2003.

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    Hmph. Now, Hendak always mentions that I should reach the slaver ship through the sewers. okay, but what would happen if I would enter the ship directly through the doors right beside Jansen house in the slums. Well, let's find out, I thought...

    ok, it took some time for my F/M/T and Lady J to clear out the ship - not that powerful as yet, but we made it through. Back to Hendak we go... only to find out that he... isn't in Coronet no more...

    Well, I guess going straight through the main door blew the cover for the operation and Hendak had to flee... or is it simply a bug?

    Anyway, had to do it all again, bleh... doing it the usual way - everything smooth, got the reward...

    Anybody else managed to screw up like this?
     
    Jurts, Mar 7, 2003
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    No sulution i found to fix that bug...
     
    Taza, Mar 7, 2003
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    Really? I ALWAYS raid the Slaver's Stockade via the front entrance. (Because I hate being ambushed in that room after going through the sewers.) And it works just fine for me...

    Or did you mean clearing out the stockade BEFORE saving Hendak? Because I have never tried that before.
     
    Blog, Mar 8, 2003
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    [​IMG] I cleared out the Slave Ship before I ever attempted to free the slaves in the Copper Coronet.

    When Hendak tells you about the Slave Ship, your character responses that this quest is already done.

    Do problem.
     
    Blackhawk, Mar 8, 2003
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  5. Jurts Gems: 7/31
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    Nope, Hendak gives the quest to me and tells me that it would be safer to go through sewers.

    It looks like it's a bug, plain and simple.
     
    Jurts, Mar 10, 2003
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