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I have not been able to turn in my Bounty: Kukae Maka quest in Shatterscarp. I think the issue is that I killed him and picked up his dwarf braid before I picked up the quest. He respawned and I killed him again, and have two (2) dwarf braids in my inventory. Maybe that is the problem? The main issue is when I talk to the bounty guard in Thirdborn, a dialogue prompt does not pop up for me to turn in. It just says for me to end the dialogue with him. This is my last quest to turn in so I get the all side quests and all bounties achievements. Please fix!! -
When trying to build any type of structure or craft decorations, the item or structure slants to a side after pressing the build button. This is an issue that did not happen until the new update was released (Nov 10th). Very important to address this issue as base building is a crucial part of the game and experience. -
Hey, everyone. Please keep this forum clear of any Backer Beta discussion. Only use this forum for any bug or support issues you may be having with the Backer Beta. Thanks for your help. It is much appreciated. -
Hello Obsidian, This is an open letter requesting Lichs be included in the game as either, a) A playable race. b) Ascension as a result of a wizard/cleric/cipher(?) only quest (allow melee classes a quest to become either vampires or fiends) c) A companion. Lichs are the best undead archetype and too long have RPGs mistreated, misrepresented, and mishandled their inclusion in their game world. Lich discrimination includes but is not limited to: Type casting as mid-boss level villains, untrustworthy quest givers who will betray you after completion of the quest, secret loot pinatas that dispense overpowered equipment, and vague and unseen threats sprinkled throughout a game world's lore. I believe the above usages are selling the potential of a Lich and the Lich's sacrifice of his humanity short. There are any number of interesting reasons to become a Lich, good, neutral, and evil, and exploring this multiplicity of motivations could make for very interesting story telling. Allowing the player to become a Lich will accomplish the following: A) An immense sense of progression as the player sheds his mortal body. B) A host of possibilities for world reactivity based on the cultural perceptions of Lichs across the game world. C) Interesting gameplay mechanics and added tactical choices gained through the many Lich abilities. Thank you for your consideration on this topic, the inclusion of Lichs would make many people very happy.
