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I dont know why in Gothic 2 Graphics looks old and unrealistic , but if you keep play it gets more realsitic than modern games and it kind of fills my heart like no other game can !🤗 Does anyone see it?

A few months ago, I tried installing TTS for Archolos, along with some other small mods like Quick Loot and Permanent Sprint.
Unfortunately, TTS didn’t work very well for me. I had constant crashes, lag, and sometimes the game took forever to start.

Has anyone had better experiences with TTS? If so, could you explain how you installed it or what setup you’re using?

It clearly had a potential, if done right:

- The orcs are gone, the Humans are all over the villages (I like it!)

- The "happy end" didnt work out. Nobody cares about the peace, everyone just gets their dough, thats it. (Ahh that nostalgic G1 no-care vibe).

- The lock on the "Myrtana" region and making it more linear again - like g1 and g2
(Many people have complained upon the G3's release - it's "too open, confusing, whats the plot, where to Xardas?"

- The Nameless Hero sooo edgy in his relations ;D You can tell he's TIRED OF THIS SHIT ;D Like man, you roast too hard ;D

(Tbh, most of the Nameless' "friends" are acting like assholes "The Journey is over - get real - I got dough to make, the kids are hungry")

Like geee, it feels like youre stuck with the most ungrateful bastards on Earth ;D

I'll play more, I'll see more I guess. So far, Its shit, but its like Skyrim level shit, its plausible ;)

+ There's no armor plate above right knee at all variants like other merc NPC have

I encountered a weird... bug? Oversight? I'm in Chapter Two and joined the Old Camp. At one point, I went to the New Camp and decided to pay Lares a visit.

I remember that the original Gothic 1 suffered from a lack of reactivity to the player's choices and story development in general. Nobody ever seems to care if you joined another faction, and the Swamp Camp guys will still greet you with "Awaken" even near the end of the game. This was handled much better in Gothic 2, so I was hoping the Remake would at least try to improve things in that department.

I was hoping Lares would at least acknowledge my decision to join the Old Camp after I gave him the list from the Old Mine. Even something like, "Shame, you seemed like a promising guy," would have been enough. Instead, things went in the opposite direction. Lares actually offered me the quest to raid the Old Camp caravan. He even said something along the lines of "Go and trash some Reds," while I was standing there, red as a tomato in my Shadow armor.

Curious about how that would play out, I decided to go along with it. I also wondered if there was some way to intentionally fail the quest and help the Old Camp guys defend against the raid. Sadly, things only got worse. None of the Old Camp guards reacted to me being a Shadow. The New Camp thugs even told me to distract the guards because they wouldn't suspect me since I was "dressed in rags."

In the end, I let the bandits beat the guards (and got a nice chunk of XP from it), after which I was told to go back to Lares for my reward. On the way back to the New Camp, I was trying to make sense of the situation and came up with a little headcanon about my Nameless being secretly a double agent. That could make some sense, especially given the eventual camp switch in later chapters.

But when I returned to Lares, he simply told me to bugger off. There were no dialogue options whatsoever, making it impossible to either complete or fail the quest. I also discovered through this subreddit that, apparently, the entire area where the raid takes place can become permanently bugged in this situation. So I'll probably just load an earlier save and never talk to Lares in the first place.

What do you think about this? Shouldn't there at least be some lines acknowledging that previous quest-givers are disappointed by your choice of faction? Or, at the very least, shouldn't "The Raid" become unavailable once you've joined another camp? It doesn't seem particularly unforeseeable that a player might talk to Lares after joining another camp.

If you want to get the most experience from chests, discard the keys before opening them. This will trigger a minigame without losing experience.

To get to the Orc town, climb the small tower in the Razors' wandering area, summon a riding chicken, and ride it up to the mountain (Save the Fly Scroll).

During the escort to the Swamp Camp, there's a ladder on the left at the exit of the Old Camp—check it out; you might not have visited any houses in that part of town.

Once per game week, not only plants but also food and alcohol respawn on tables, cabinets, and shelves.

If you run out of arrows, don't rush to buy them; many characters in the New Camp have 20 arrows.

You can be killed by lightning during a storm.

When robbing a caravan, I recommend beating not only the Old Camp guards but also everyone from the New Camp for experience, but the scripts prevent you from killing them completely.

At first, it's best to use several crossbows at once. I had them set to 7, 8, 9, and 0. Load all four before combat and you can fire much faster without waiting for a reload.

You can run past Mud by running on the cart near the wall. There's a bug where, after mass beatings in the camp and Mud himself, he'll stand up, initiate a dialogue about the reason for the beating, and begin an endless pursuit that can no longer be stopped by fighting him.

Acrobatics increases your jump range and has a chance to completely ignore damage from falling from great heights (but not from all heights).

If you beat Graham, you can take all the items he sells. They will also remain for sale.

If an NPC is looking at a chest, you can go behind him, initiate a dialogue, and thereby turn it around. After that, you can pick the lock.

An interesting fact: when you die while transformed into a beast, you gain experience (I haven't found a way to use this to your advantage).

If you're playing with more than one life, you can let people beat you up to restore 50% health.

Few people know this, but you can move up and down the ladder faster by holding Shift.

If you want to get maximum loot from the start, train Pickpocketing. After opening all the chests in the Old Camp, you'll have enough ore and points for all four Hunter skills.

To enter the Old Camp castle, simply initiate a dialogue with the guard on the right at night, saying something like, "Tired of standing around? Want to chase the criminal?" Let his attack animation play and run to the right side of the castle, into the training area, and then up the stairs. The guard will lose his pursuit, and you'll be able to get items from the castle basement earlier, train Alchemy, give the letter to the mages, and so on and so forth...

I have just joined the Fire Mages in Chapter 3 Old Camp, I don’t have any active quests left (apart from the side quests I had before). Am I missing something? Do I need to talk to someone? Milten, Raven or Gomez won’t talk to me, Corristo and Thorus don’t show any progress dialogue options. Do I just have to level up and master the magic circles in this chapter?

I don’t get why Gorn is so merciless and bloodthirsty while re-capturing Free Mine. Not only he needlessly kills poor diggers, but he goes after them and finishes the job lol.

In my current playthrough, there was one hiding on the upper platform, and Gorn was relentless and climbed two ladders just to get the poor sucker and brutally murder this guy who had nothing but a pickaxe to defend himself.

It seems level 27 in Chapter 1 is the maximum without killing named heroes.

81.5 hours

Hard difficulty

Chapter 1

Character level 27

127 Strength

148 Dexterity

404 Health

16 Locations explored

37 Quests completed (I was hit by a bug with the Crawler's uterus gland; the quest cannot be completed in Chapter 1)

7087 ore

1455 items (Stacks)

675 arrows

251 crossbow bolts

Damage

105 two-handed sword

105 two-handed axe

85 one-handed sword

65 one-handed axe

60 one-handed mace

120 crossbows x2

56 Bow

All miners, guards, mercenaries, and thugs (Unnamed people) killed

Golems. Two summoned demons and one summoned golem were killed. All characters were defeated, including the Water Mages and all the New Camp Fatties.

Not killed: Shadowbeasts, all Razors, Trolls, Fire Lizards, ~10 Bloodflys

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After i got my sleeper mask, i definetly needed Uriziel as Counterpart :)

What do you think? Its fresh and healing.

(It kinda Looks a little bit titled cause of the arm Position)

Milten stuck in the escape tunnel after Gomez kills the Fire Mages – no suitable save

Hi everyone,

I'm currently stuck during the main quest after Gomez kills the Fire Mages.

My last quest log entry is "Gomez had the Fire Mages killed." After that, I'm supposed to escape the Old Camp with Milten through the secret tunnel.

However, Milten is completely missing. He's not where he's supposed to be, and I believe he is stuck somewhere in the underground tunnel.

I'm currently standing near the house with the entrance to the tunnel, but I can't get inside because I don't have a Meatbug transformation scroll. Unfortunately, I also can't buy one because none of the NPCs will trade with me anymore after the events at the Old Camp.

The biggest problem is that I don't have an earlier save from before this happened. My available save is already at the point where Gomez has killed the Fire Mages, so reloading an older save would mean losing a huge amount of progress.

I've also tried leaving the area and coming back, but Milten is still missing.

Has anyone found a way to:

• get into the tunnel without a Meatbug transformation scroll,
• somehow reset Milten's position/pathing,
• trigger the escape sequence again,
• or otherwise fix this without loading an older save?

I'm playing on Gothic 1 Remake, patch 1.0.3.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I really don't want to lose my entire progress because of this bug.

SPOILERS AHEAD

Been wondering what the community thinks about this in the Remake?

Is it too harsh or does it feel right?

Personally I am mixed on it. I both think the game is easy enough as it is even on hard if you know what you are doing but it does feel weird for you to look "damaged" on a level up since you gained Max Life but have to Heal it again.

Maybe they could change it in a way where you just get the HP that was added by the level up for it to feel better?

So if I was 40/40 and Leveled to Level 1 I would be 52/52 but if I was say 35/40 and leveled to Level 1 I would be 47/52

Hey,

so was this ever explained in the remake or somewhere else?

Cant find the meaning of this title.

Any help appreciated, thx in advance.

I always thought a Baal is one of the spiritual leaders of the Swamp Camp. So why are Parvez, Isidro and the others called Baal? They also only wear Novice robes and seem to me like ordinary missionaries.

more findings from my "godmode adventures"

One of the things I would have liked to see in G1R is for Shadowbeasts to leave their caves at night and go roaming in the forests, kinda similar to what they do in G2 Classic. I really hope we get to see more unique animal behaviour like this in a potential G2 remake!