Sleeping at the Elfsong

[Kadh2000]

After 2300 hours of playing, I finally discovered that you can get a room at the Elfsong and stay there throughout act 3. This is nice.

[♂Warrior of Gachi♂]

Sadly the room is seemingly unfinished\poorly made. Everyone just awkwardly stands near their beds, instead of having their unique tents and doing some routine in a normal camp.

Also, the food dispenser is not made with higher difficulties in mind and doesn't give enough supplies for a long rest. Not that supplies are an issue, but just one more reason to think the whole place is undercooked.

[Kadh2000]

I find it wonderful. I don't mind that people don't do stuff in the room. It's not like they interact with each other at a regular camp. I'm playing in tactical mode and I haven't been using the dumbwaiter. Yeah, on that it would be nice if it gave out 80 food instead of 40. The rest of it is it's something I never found before so I'm enjoying it.

[larhtas]

Originally posted by Kadh2000:

I find it wonderful. I don't mind that people don't do stuff in the room. It's not like they interact with each other at a regular camp. I'm playing in tactical mode and I haven't been using the dumbwaiter. Yeah, on that it would be nice if it gave out 80 food instead of 40. The rest of it is it's something I never found before so I'm enjoying it.

You can still discover stuffs after 2300h

[♂Warrior of Gachi♂]

Originally posted by Kadh2000:

I find it wonderful. I don't mind that people don't do stuff in the room. It's not like they interact with each other at a regular camp. I'm playing in tactical mode and I haven't been using the dumbwaiter. Yeah, on that it would be nice if it gave out 80 food instead of 40. The rest of it is it's something I never found before so I'm enjoying it.

Yeah, it's still a cool find after so many hours, I agree.

I guess it's one of those moments where you don't expect the game to have proper lodgings available, since it wasn't established as being possible in either Act 1 or 2.
I only knew about it because I watched some Larian gameplay previews, where they specifically mentioned you could stay at Elfsong.

[Dork_Stalker_310]

Funny, I've found it on my first playthrough. Probably due to my obsession of talking with bartenders.

[Kadh2000]

I've never talked to any bartender except the one at Sharess' Caress. Probably missing out.

[Darth Cannabis]

Originally posted by Kadh2000:

I've never talked to any bartender except the one at Sharess' Caress. Probably missing out.

Wow, that seems odd to me.

One of the first things anyone who plays an rpg, moves to a new town, or just interested in local gossip learns is, "you always start with getting information from the bartenders."

[Actalo]

Originally posted by ♂PUDGUS♂:

Sadly the room is seemingly unfinished\poorly made. Everyone just awkwardly stands near their beds, instead of having their unique tents and doing some routine in a normal camp.

This is why I prefer the camp at the docks.

[Orion Invictus]

Originally posted by ♂PUDGUS♂:

Sadly the room is seemingly unfinished\poorly made. Everyone just awkwardly stands near their beds, instead of having their unique tents and doing some routine in a normal camp.

It's a rental. You don't customize your room at a hotel.

[Tresh]

That room got trashed during my last playthrough xD Astarions siblings came to kidnap him and by the time the fight was finished, there were huge puddles of blood everywhere that stuck around until the end.

[♂Warrior of Gachi♂]

Originally posted by Orion Invictus:

Originally posted by ♂PUDGUS♂:

Sadly the room is seemingly unfinished\poorly made. Everyone just awkwardly stands near their beds, instead of having their unique tents and doing some routine in a normal camp.

It's a rental. You don't customize your room at a hotel.

Right, but the companions don't have their usual idle animations from camp, they just stand awkwardly each near their bed, as if they are soldiers about to be inspected in a barracks.
The room itself is fine, visually.

[Metallicus]

Originally posted by ♂PUDGUS♂:

Sadly the room is seemingly unfinished\poorly made. Everyone just awkwardly stands near their beds, instead of having their unique tents and doing some routine in a normal camp.

Also, the food dispenser is not made with higher difficulties in mind and doesn't give enough supplies for a long rest. Not that supplies are an issue, but just one more reason to think the whole place is undercooked.

A room is just to sleep in. The real action is outside.

[Jaeleth]

Originally posted by ♂PUDGUS♂:

Sadly the room is seemingly unfinished\poorly made. Everyone just awkwardly stands near their beds, instead of having their unique tents and doing some routine in a normal camp.

Also, the food dispenser is not made with higher difficulties in mind and doesn't give enough supplies for a long rest. Not that supplies are an issue, but just one more reason to think the whole place is undercooked.

This is an "hotel" room... I'd find it very ackward if people assembled their tents in a suite... I welcome the fact that, for a LONG time, I finally have a decent bed to sleep and not the army-like tents... Luxury at last... After all the toil.

As for the food dispenser I agree, not that we need it but it could serve 80 rations and, since we're at it, not rations but tasty, and varied properly cooked food, soup, dessert, some candy, cookies, perhaps chocolate... All gourmet and exotic, perhaps caviar and champagne too.