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I'm talking about NPC's and stealing from them outside of the dialog screen.
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Incline Age of Decadence - Tips, Tricks and Spoilers
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I'm talking about NPC's and stealing from them outside of the dialog screen.
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Stealing from rooms in the inns is also outside the dialogue screen. And there are a number of houses you can break into as well, also with few or no dialogue boxes.
It's true you can't walk up to Random Street NPC #127 and pick his pocket, however.
It's true you can't walk up to Random Street NPC #127 and pick his pocket, however.
You can also get the spare key by killing the demon in Inferiae. I managed to do it on a 4/4/4/8/10/10 without any combat skills, just stocked up on a lot of bombs, acid and such, then threw everything and the kitchen sink (i.e. the bomb from Hellgate) at him.
Not a particularly peaceful solution, but doable by any character that wouldn't otherwise get in, so long as you have lots of money to buy shit to throw at him.
Of course, you need to able get down to see him, which means you need to do it the first time you visit him or have already (peacefully) murdered the entire town.
Not a particularly peaceful solution, but doable by any character that wouldn't otherwise get in, so long as you have lots of money to buy shit to throw at him.
Of course, you need to able get down to see him, which means you need to do it the first time you visit him or have already (peacefully) murdered the entire town.
Does anyone know what I'm missing with the "Good Morrow To You, Magistrate!" achievement?
I've played a Merchant about half a dozen times, tried talking to everyone I could think of at every stage and I still don't get how to outmanouver Lorenza.
I need to get it out of the way so I can focus on the last two 'chieves I need.
I've played a Merchant about half a dozen times, tried talking to everyone I could think of at every stage and I still don't get how to outmanouver Lorenza.
I need to get it out of the way so I can focus on the last two 'chieves I need.
Do I need a certain amount of Etiquette or Trading, do you know?
Definitely but I don't rememeber how much. You could either use Persuasion, Streetwise or Etiquette/Trading IIRC and it had to be rather high (like 14 combined or something like that).
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You can check the skill requirements by opening scripts.aod --> data --> text --> dialogues --> english --> NPC_Serenas_01.xml and searching for "Strabos".
If you can sneak past the demon, you can also trigger the defense mechanism, which kills him and then you can go take the key. Should be pretty doable for a loremaster, though it does also blow up the town which might not be considered peaceful to some purists.
Neat, never tried that. Aren't the checks to use the console without help pretty high though?
They are, but they're in skills that loremasters should be pumping anyways (+ int I think, but that's another thing you want fairly high when you're a loremaster).
Not actually sure. I think not, because I believe when you sweet talk him he stays on the lower level. Might be misremembering though.
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