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Consider that effectively you would be moving very slowly around the town, hitting random bits of wall with a small hammer and so forth to actually find these hidden stashes. Which is a pretty strange thing to do in any case. Not sure why you think being able to run around while doing that would be "immersive".

Good news! Nothing is wrong with your game and you have not encountered any bugs. Keep playing the game normally. I had the same issue, but I kept playing the game normally and when I confronted Thaos I got the "Quest Failed: Trials of Durance" message

Her argument isn't "lol birds are great" or whatever it is you said. If your Watcher paid any attention to the world around him he would have seen the immense suffering caused by the Hollowborn and the terrible effect it is having on all of society. For some characters, it's not enough that the souls would be reborn if they were returned to the cycle, that's an academic truth maybe, but it doesn't have the sense of justice that returning the souls to their rightful vessels has. Remember, side with Berath, and healthy births will start again, but thousands of parents of Hollowborn already living will never see their children look them in the eye, they will care for soulless husks until they die. For an academic assurance of security, some would pay that price, but it is hardly the stupid decision you paint it as. It is a valid option.

I passed that mechanics test too - where you tell him you think she wanted to kill him. But after I tell him that he looked blurred in the vision and I think Magran can't see him as he was, he thinks about it and then dismisses me because I have no proof. It is frustrating to be so close to a resolution! I think it might have something to do with disposition, but just to be certain, What's your int? 18

I passed that mechanics test too - where you tell him you think she wanted to kill him. But after I tell him that he looked blurred in the vision and I think Magran can't see him as he was, he thinks about it and then dismisses me because I have no proof. It is frustrating to be so close to a resolution!

Hi everyone, I'm having a blast with my first playthrough, I've gotten to Twin Elms and have appeased all the gods. Tried to get to know Durance as well as possible, I've exhausted pretty much all of his dialogue options as far as I can tell. Trouble is, my journal tells me there is still something he's not telling me about the Godhammer, and I can't convince him that Magran betrayed him. I can ask him if he's troubled by what we learned about Woedica, and after some interesting talk about it eventually I have to say I just "have a feeling" and he doesn't believe me because there is no proof. How do I get the evidence that will convince him?

Upped my pledge and joined the forums. I would like to be "Anarchist Infiltrator of the Obsidian Order". Chris Avellone is absolutely hammered! I guess booze can change the nature of a man...