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prematurely ending the conversation by telling her "no - and it's not my problem" doesn't give the quest but it also doesn't make lora leave, so the player can just talk to her again to continue the conversation.
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(prematurely ending the conversation by telling her "no - and it's not my problem" doesn't give the quest but it also doesn't make lora leave, so the player can just talk to her again to continue the conversation.) |
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'''Conversation 1: Barracks'''<br> | '''Conversation 1: Barracks'''<br> | ||
* Speaking with Lora here will generally start the quest [[Save Vanra]], regardless of dialogue choices.<ref>No combinations have yet been confirmed that ''do not'' result in the quest being added into the journal | * Speaking with Lora here will generally start the quest [[Save Vanra]], regardless of dialogue choices.<ref>No combinations have yet been confirmed that ''do not'' result in the quest being added into the journal.</ref> | ||
* If the player chooses options that assert their wish to help Lora, she will provide them with details that they can use to start their investigation, then departs the barracks afterward. | * If the player chooses options that assert their wish to help Lora, she will provide them with details that they can use to start their investigation, then departs the barracks afterward. | ||
* Dialogue choices will not cause her to become hostile, but she will leave the barracks. | * Dialogue choices will not cause her to become hostile, but she will leave the barracks. | ||