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Hopefully they get a bunch of the other bugs alongside the legacy import bugs. For me, the legacy import bugs are the biggest and I'm waiting for a fix on that before I start, but they should be able to get some of the others too. To reiterate others, yeah, they've been aiming for Tuesday. A week is a reasonably long enough period to wait for hotfixes to something that isn't so simple to fix.

Isn't those chanters minority in Iranian parliament? I mean that if such would mean declaration of war, then Finland and Russia would be in war currently, as there are members in Russian parliament who openly say that Finland don't have right to independency and is part of Russia and there are members in Finland's parliament that Russian owned parts of Karelia belongs to Finland and Finland should take them back with force if necessary. I mean threating and boasting with hardline views against foreign powers is quite common thing all over world to gain political points in domestic politics especially when it comes to extremist wings of parliaments/governments/etc. Especially during election season.

One has to wonder if Iran was going to shoot off those missiles whether or not the Iran deal was still on due to the timing of it being so close to Trump scrapping it.

South American countries would rather we don't meddle (or at least treat them with respect) due to our past of treating the region like our personal stomping grounds. So, maybe not to the extreme for the Monroe Doctrine. The trouble is that in this global geopolitical system, we can't ignore things outside of the realm of the Monroe Doctrine. You do know that China is aiming to try and get some bases in South America? Well, the Monroe Doctrine would mean that we have to resist that, meaning things happening outside the Monroe Doctrine region will have to be paid attention to. China would absolutely love for us to stay on our side of the Pacific and Russia would love for us to completely ignore what they're doing.

You've already voiced your particular opinion on this specific deal, but not 100% sure what you mean on 'agreements of this kind with foriegn nations'. Is it a libertarian thing or something else? It's a Guard Dog thing. Commerce with all nations alliance with none. Of course that ship sailed long ago. But I'm 100% non-interventionist when it comes to telling other nation what they can and can't do within their borders. Something like a merchant Republic then? Sort of like Venice and Genoa or the Hanseatic League (more of a trade league than a nation-state) in terms of commerce, they still had to make alliances due to not really being a major land power. Venice still had a hell of a lot of clout in their heyday and a big navy. Anyhow, going offtopic here.

Well, asking for a patch for that stuff within 24-48 hours might be a bit much to ask since it's probably not something that can be done in that timeframe. I'd rather them take their time to get it right than rush out a fix and possibly cause more problems since the issue likely isn't as simple as it seems.

Well, Kim Jong Un allegedly said that he doesn't care about the fate of the Iran deal, so, it's unclear exactly how much it will affect things, but the entire fact of it is still going to be in the back of his mind. And yeah, as terrible as this whole strategy is (if you can call it a strategy), that's Trump's America First for ya.

You've already voiced your particular opinion on this specific deal, but not 100% sure what you mean on 'agreements of this kind with foriegn nations'. Is it a libertarian thing or something else? Trump has already sent at least one signal that deals with the US might not survive the next election by withdrawing from the Paris Climate pact. Though I guess the world might have been half not-surprised at a Republican President wanting out of the deal, but the thing is frikking non-binding, Trump could have just stayed in and spewed carbon dioxide like a mofo, though oviously the point of the pact is that everybody agrees to at least the spirit of it, if not completely the letter.

I thought they were going to try and approximate the appearance, but I thought the rest of the background would have gotten imported too.

Might be a good idea to wait a few days to get some patches for the remaining issues, particularily when importing from legacy or creating one.

Posted up a tech support thread on it: https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/97417-some-preminum-fig-edition-items-still-missing/ Already posted a new thread, but either one should get the Devs attention. I linked to both this thread and one in general.

I've posted up a tech support thread on it: https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/97417-some-preminum-fig-edition-items-still-missing/

The cosmo pet and the hat got fixed by the explorer pack, but several people are reporting that these three items are still missing: Tiny Obsidian Wurm Pets Cloak of the Obsidian Order Obsidian Sword https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/97414-premium-fig-edition-obisidian-items/ https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/97386-paritally-resolved-pillars-of-eternity-ii-deadfire-ultimate-fig-edition-does-not-contain-explorer-pack-still-lacks-other-unique-fig-bonusses/?p=2008586

Same here, others have noticed too.

Seeing the same thing here with the preminum (and I was gonna post about that, heh), it seems like the other stuff is missing.

One thing I don't understand yet: I have the premium edition, but in the descriptions on my backer portal and on the Fig campaign page it says the premium edition gains just as much ingame content as the ultimate edition, right? All extras are supposed to be stuff outside of the game. (Too long, didn't read: shouldn't I also get the Explorer's Pack?) If you're on Steam, it should show up, though a restart is likely needed. If GoG, I think they said they're still working on it? Maybe restart the GoG client?

Wouldn't withdrawing from the Iran deal be worse? They're also saying that there are concerns that Iran is on the cusp of an attack on Israel.

Same here, I have the preminum fig and I now have the explorers pack DLC in there on Steam. Waiting for Steam to finish unpacking before restarting though.

Restarting Steam did the trick for me for Explorer's Pack. It simply showed up when I looked. I'll let Steam finish decompiling/unpacking before I restart though.

The explorers pack just showed up in the DLC list on steam. Thanks guys.

The explorers pack just showed up in the DLC list on steam. I didn't do anything, it simply showed up.

The explorers pack just showed up in the DLC list on steam.

I have to wait for the thing to finish decompiling/unpacking before I do anything else.

I thought I saw it come through, or maybe it was another thread. Anyhow, seems like mine is just decompiling extremely slowly, says downloading misleadingly. Also, pretty sure I should have multiple DLC showing up for steam. the critical role thing is free on Steam, so I'll try that. edit: It can't until steam finishes compiling and installing.

Not sure either whether I'm supposed to only see one DLC listed or more than one.