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No issue. More like you tried to make use of a loophole and broke the script in the process.
The story script is not meant to play out with that and would not if you did not attempt the loophole. For future reference use this, which states explicitely how important certain steps are and that they must not be skipped to utilise the loophole
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3110543554
i did that "loophole" 5 times before, and it worked perfectly.
besides i wouldn't call it that, because it's factually incorrect, since the devs implemented this way intentionally
i shall use this reference in the future tho, thank you
I felt this quest was the most difficult and the most attractive.
I proceeded with this quest without looking at the guide, and I succeeded in rescuing Mintara without first receiving the quest of Halsin
My strategy was 'sazza'
I experienced two failures of Mintara rescue, the third time I rescued this 'sazza',
and then it started. Because of the reason all the goblins become hostile from the moment they killed 'Dror Ragzlin' in the Goblin camp, I sent 'sazza' to Mintara first.
I guessed that Mintara's friendship script would be open since this has a 'sazza' rescue sub quest. When Sacha and Mintara are met, the next Druid attack process comes out and Mintara moves. At this time, if the Mintara disappears from view, the NPC disappears if the game system is more than a certain distance from the player character, so the Mintara attack is the first.
Due to the 'sazza' quest, Mintara became a 'temporary hostility' condition, knocked her out, then met the halsin, assassinated the second boss 'Priestess Gut', finally caught 'Razglin', escaped the Goblin camp and moved to the Druid village.
At this time, it was difficult for me personally because I fought all of Goblin's hostile NPCs without a camp break, but I eventually succeeded by using various map routes of the Goblin camp.
I personally thought this quest was the most "fluid quest" + "difficult quest" in the baldur's 3 game, attractive and the quest that best illustrated the strengths of this game.
Now she's playing well in my camp.