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I dont think its a bug or oversight, they even went so far as to park your chest and a merchant right outside the door. Most likely a second DLC, which is fine, but I cant imagine what plot device would require the PC to be locked out right now. Is there any in-game explanation at all?

So they purposely made extra work for themselves because the felt nobody would ever want to reenter the Keep they just bought and quested through? C'mon.

Yes, we got it Monte, if its cheaper than Starbucks its all good. Im more interested in the motivation behind it. The keeps interior is done, you quest in it after all, why arbitrarily lock it after that? Why not just leave the door open so peole can wander arond and feel like they now "own" it?

Ah crap, I forgot to set up a series recording. Anything good happen in episode 2?

O_o What?

Well, sure, but you dont actually have a keep.

The fact that you cant ever re-enter it after completion is really odd to me. So you pay for a short questline and a storage box just outside your tower? What was the point of locking players out?

Im not sure Di and I dont want to give you bum info, but Im almost certain you have to register AND create an account on the social site to get the free goods.

Unfortunately, I think youre stuck waiting.

Whats the last block say, its too small for me to read.

Are there any recent rpg's (year 2000 -) that actually did this with little input from the user? I can't seem to recall. IIRC, NWN II's NPC's had the ability but it was severly skewed in the opposite direction, they would chug potions like sailors on liberty. I remember having to turn AI off because of that.

You can follow this workaround until they fix it officially, although I have read you still lose your Memory Band. EDIT: Another thread here with the same info but the addition of a dev confirming the bug.

I was pretty shocked to read that you cant reenter your Wardens Keep after completing the quest. Your merchant and chest are literally outside the building.

^From my readings of threads, its kinda borked. You have to do some jiggling like deselect the DLC, save, exit the game and reenter without the DLC active, then reactivate the DLC. Then it should work.

Does that being past tense mean you already beat the game once? If so, what is your overall impression? Holy crap! Thats go make a sammich and let the dog out amount of time. While the loading times are long, are they also frequent?

Thats very Dr. Seuss of you.

^Ive read its supposed to be unobtrusive but yes, there are microtransactions you can make to purchase DLC from in-game NPC's.

I think you obviously have not followed the Iraqi war well enough just to recognize that there was 'noone' from the Iraqi army who has fought against the US troops. If there was a possiblity for this, surely US troops would never attempt to invade Iraq. I see.... Well, youre response coupled with mkreku's iron-clad logic has convinced me! Whatever you do, do not click this link as it will undoubtedly blow your mind.

Yeah, I didnt realize it until my wife mentioned it but he played Steve the Pirate in Dodgeball.

Per the previews for uncoming episodes,

The pilot episode was on last night and I thought it was pretty good. Decent CGI and actors although the plot is kinda lame IMO. Im definately looking forward to seeing more.

So the mystery is solved and now I know what the "schu" means in alanschu.

Its required if you want your DLC to work, according to this thread.

The first two, Interview with the Vampire and The Vampire Lestat are outstanding. Things fall apart in book three, Queen of the Damned and thats where I stopped although Ive heard Anne Rice redeemed herself somewhat in book four, Tale of the Body Thief. I dont know anthing about the remaining six, Memnoch the Devil, The Vampire Armand, Merrik, Blood and Gold, Blackwood Farm and Blood Canticle.

Hold up, so Iraq didnt have an army when we invaded? Something along the lines of having the fourth largest army in the world at the time, fighting on their own home turf? Weird.