Resurrecting Lady Isolde triggers nothing at all?

[ΛƘ 420]

Spoilers ahead:


Sir Tristan brought back Lady Isolde's lifeless body, and placed her in the crypt.. Now I *can* resurrect her and get a level 10 warrior/buffer BUT, I'd mainly resurrect her just to listen to some banter of the two lovers reuniting.. yet when I resurrect her *nothing at all* happens.

What should I do? Shouldn't there be some casual text or banter or whatnot since I'm resurrecting Sir Tristan's beloved one?

[kbiz]

You get an achievement for bringing them on a mission together. But I read that Tristan's love for Isolde is not reciprocated.

Isolde is one of my favorite characters in the game. What should you do? Put enemies in the deep freeze with her Ice Lance.

[✪ Wuhan Warrior 🍉🍉]

If this isn't evidence the game is rushed, then I dont know what is.

You also don't get any special chats/banter if you brought Dindraine to meet with her LONG LOST brother, Percivale (correct me if im wrong).

[ΛƘ 420]

Originally posted by ✪ Wuhan Warrior 🍉🍉:

If this isn't evidence the game is rushed, then I dont know what is.

You also don't get any special chats/banter if you brought Dindraine to meet with her LONG LOST brother, Percivale (correct me if im wrong).

If you bring her with you on the first main mission where you meet with Percivale (where you must retrieve the first piece of excalibur) she basically says hi i'm here too when you first encounter him. Then before ending the mission there's a dialogue where Percivale says that if her sister is in your Round Table then it must be a just one or something along those lines.

But it was weird yea that throughout a whole mission two siblings didn't even ask how they were faring in their adventures, since they even share a common goal?

[ΛƘ 420]

Originally posted by kbiz:

You get an achievement for bringing them on a mission together. But I read that Tristan's love for Isolde is not reciprocated.

Isolde is one of my favorite characters in the game. What should you do? Put enemies in the deep freeze with her Ice Lance.

Didn't know that, thought they were actual lovers. Poor Tristan.

[kbiz]

Originally posted by RetroRebel:

Didn't know that, thought they were actual lovers. Poor Tristan.

I know. Love is fickle. Don't look for logic in the chambers of the human heart. Sniff.

[✪ Wuhan Warrior 🍉🍉]

Originally posted by kbiz:

Originally posted by RetroRebel:

Didn't know that, thought they were actual lovers. Poor Tristan.

I know. Love is fickle. Don't look for logic in the chambers of the human heart. Sniff.

Actually I believe both Isolde and Tristan were in fact actual lovers before Isolde actually swore to become a loyal servant to the lady of the lake.

After becoming a sworn servant or when she turned to undead she somehow lost her memories and denies any involvement with Tristan prior.

[✪ Wuhan Warrior 🍉🍉]

Originally posted by RetroRebel:

Originally posted by ✪ Wuhan Warrior 🍉🍉:

If this isn't evidence the game is rushed, then I dont know what is.

You also don't get any special chats/banter if you brought Dindraine to meet with her LONG LOST brother, Percivale (correct me if im wrong).

If you bring her with you on the first main mission where you meet with Percivale (where you must retrieve the first piece of excalibur) she basically says hi i'm here too when you first encounter him. Then before ending the mission there's a dialogue where Percivale says that if her sister is in your Round Table then it must be a just one or something along those lines.

But it was weird yea that throughout a whole mission two siblings didn't even ask how they were faring in their adventures, since they even share a common goal?

Ooo at least they get a piece of dialogue. Was wondering about that bit of interaction actually.

[Brady4444]

Didn't Isolde/Tristan fall for each other because of a love potion? And while in life they were happy with each other, here in Avalon things are different apparently.

I do wish these characters had more lines of banter/dialogue while running around the map. I feel that is a huge missed opportunity.

[kbiz]

Originally posted by ✪ Wuhan Warrior 🍉🍉:

Originally posted by kbiz:

I know. Love is fickle. Don't look for logic in the chambers of the human heart. Sniff.

Actually I believe both Isolde and Tristan were in fact actual lovers before Isolde actually swore to become a loyal servant to the lady of the lake.

After becoming a sworn servant or when she turned to undead she somehow lost her memories and denies any involvement with Tristan prior.

In the classic story, Isolde gets roofied. A magic potion is not a good foundation for a lasting relationship.

Anyway, this is Neocore's take on Arthurian legend. According to her bio in the game she denies any feelings towards Tristan.

Besides, Tristan is missing his nose. That's off-putting. Makes you wonder what else he's missing.

Is life fair? No. Does it always have a happy ending? No.

[Brady4444]

Originally posted by kbiz:

Is life fair? No. Does it always have a happy ending? No.

This statement pretty much sums up my feelings on the story (still on Act 4). I'm enjoying their take on the story. I think it wouldn't have been as good if they pulled punches more than they have.

[holy-death]

Originally posted by ✪ Wuhan Warrior 🍉🍉:

If this isn't evidence the game is rushed, then I dont know what is.

You also don't get any special chats/banter if you brought Dindraine to meet with her LONG LOST brother, Percivale (correct me if im wrong).

1) I think it's by design. There are no interactions between characters at all. They all speak to Mordred or to themselves, the latter happens when Mordred is not present on a mission.

2) Percivale does react to Dindraine when you take her on mission to recover the Excalibur, but this is just a single line of dialogue:

https://youtu.be/O6coY9NOHyE?t=2202