Good to see you Henry!

[Myth]

There’s a quest where you have to escort an NPC to another NPC. You’re having a back and forth conversation with him the whole way. Out of the blue about 75% of the way there he suddenly shouts ‘Good to see you Henry!’ facepalm

[deadeagle]

Lol there all angry at me when I was done there I have a reputation of -74. I did go from a 90 to -74 how I don’t now.

[HalfOrcSteve]

But renown or something lol

[Upsilon]

The greetings echo inside my head, I could’ve sworn I heard Runt say, “Good to see you Henry!” I might just be loosing my mind here.

[PhilipOfCognac]

U guys will find anything to complain about. I like them and find them at time humorous.

[HalfOrcSteve]

It’s definitely not a problem they should worry about, but it kind of breaks immersion when someone you’re trying to sneak about around/fool greets you with “Oh hello Henry”
Not a deal breaker, but kinda silly

[Upsilon]

This gets rather annoying not just for me. You may just think of this as another nitpick. But I’m actually starting to feel like the Dragonborn again.

[PhilipOfCognac]

At this point there is no other way to take it but nitpicking.

[Upsilon]

Wonderful!

[RealityKings69]

My mind has sadly gotten adjusted to it, it’s almost like that white noise that you tune out. Unless they’re all greeting me when I’m picking locks or some other illegal shit, then it turns hilarious. I’ll take another dive into the core files and see if I can find something to take it down a notch. For a peasant boy, that amount of greeting is definitely silly.

[RealityKings69]

You didn’t greet them back what do you expect lol

[Mummer]

I could do with less greetings for sure.

[dandyman]

It may be nitpicking, but as a software developer myself, I love when my users come to me with little things like this. The issue is minor and minimal effort, but it has an outsized impact on the product and my relationship with my customer. It shows I’m listening to their concerns and working to make their experience with my product better.

Given how small the associated PC mod is for this fix, Warhorse could probably address it pretty easily and without distracting them from other issues.

[PhilipOfCognac]

Good answer and it makes sense. I guess I’m inclined to agree. Thanks for taking the time to reply. I occasionally work on a game that I’m making with unity3d. People would have a hayday with it at the state it’s in lol.

[Yellow]

Agree, it should be more restricted and particularized.

I have a list of other nitpicks that should be lloked at:

Suggestions, Feedback and Nitpicks!

Loving the game so far! i love the atention to detail and the down to earth story, everything feels very realistic and immersive. I do have to agree on the game needing further refinement in the form of bug fixes and performance improvements, but that is on the ways already. The following is a list of personal wishes that in my opinion would make the game better and more enjojable. Some of the ideas are my own, while others have been directly or indirectly contributed by others. On some of …

[RealityKings69]

Whatever you do, don’t get backed by deep silver Derek lol

[Excrucio]

Same as has a little bit from the fable game
Sometimes the people make a retarded impression on me.

''Henry is here!'' ''Oh Henry has come to see us!''

One of the things I noticed first when saw this on Kickstarter the 1st day it was there was the ‘‘not the choosen one’’ and all that. Like in Skyrim everyone knows who you are, everyone talks to you when you pass them because of the choosen one and Dragonborn typical RPG game. And in the start of this game it was great, like noone know who you are or not care. But then later in the story… ‘‘Henry is here!’’ ‘‘Oh Henry has come to see us!’’ is all I hear. Just sits in the tavern playing Dice whi…

[Exanthius]

Share it with timestamp next time.

[Upsilon]

I was wondering how to do that, thank you.

[PhilipOfCognac]

Deep Silver was responsible for releasing one of my favorite games of all time. Ultima 9 Ascension. Thing was a buggy mess but it didn’t matter because it was still an amazing game for it’s time and didn’t get near the credit it deserved for being one of the first real 3d games made and having a great story.

They also released a few other games I loved but can’t think of the names right now. In fact if I’m getting technical there one of my favorites despite any short comings they might have.

But anyways playing with Unity is just a hobby. I never plan on releasing anything. My main focus is being a musician.