Private Camille Regias

[Cactus]

On Rykad Minoris, this NPC died during the battle with the chaos cult where you destroy the lens thing. Later on, as I went back to the "Upperway", he was alive and well. But whe I reentered the cult scene to get the dialogue option from the cogitator, he is missing again.
Is this kind of a bug? Is it worth guarding him through the fight with the cultists?

[peep]

Same thing happened to me. He died many times in battle leading up to the final fight. He would always resurrect and keep following me. In the final battle however he stayed dead. There was even a computer option specifically for him but he was dead despite the game treating him like he was still alive for the computer.

[Ash]

Publicado originalmente por Red Star, Blood Moon:

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I think that they were just weirdly sloppy with this, which makes me think now what bugs and missed dialogue branches there are later as this is in one of the very first areas of the very first act. Saying that doesn't surprise me, I think they just missed cleaning up the story and he was meant to be a loyalist if you got there first, and was designed to be replaced by traitors if you got there last. So they didn't tidy up things from the dialogue to the log.

Yup, that seems to be the case. The ambush right after the Regias's squad massacre site happens no matter if he lives or dies, so I guess that's a bit of ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ from the devs. If you kill him and get into the ambush - ok, there's insurrection on the planet, small wonder that someone will try and get a jump on the loyalist stragglers. .
If he's alive and ambush happens - you may start to question him (and yourself), even if ambush is not his fault.
But, as other people already mentioned, he's loyal if you go the the Rycad first, that is further indicated by him joining you in fighting the cultists after the sun gets stolen.

[Pixie1001]

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I might've misread the logs, but I'm pretty sure he only praises Aurora in his last moments because he realises the prestigious rogue trader all of his friends died trying to protect is actually an enormous ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and that Aurora actually did kinda have a point afterall.

I think that's a big theme of the game though - being paranoid and over cautious is certainly safer, but it's also very much what made the setting such a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ to be in the first place.

No the guy is a piece of ♥♥♥♥, I knowing full well he was lying literally went with a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ typo because the dialogue typo said, after every damn thing including the freaking psychic told me not to trust him, that dialogue said for me to trust him and so I trusted my gut. Which I suppose is some sort of meta commentary on gut instinct and trying to trust your own intuition against salient fact.

When I followed him he literally turns around says something for Aurora and starts shooting at me. I burned the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ to death. LIke he straight up joins the rebels and shoots at you if you let him live at least if you went to the planet last.

Sorry this one stupid word being off, NOT, is incredibly irritating to me right now. Probably because it's late and I have to replay it over.

Honestly, I might've ran into a bug during my play through as well, so it's hard to say what the canonical explanation was meant to be. I think I did that planet second, so I'm not sure which timeline I got, but I after I executed him, he shouted out his loyalty to Aurora, and then later in the steam room place that leads to the sewers, it spawned a vox report explaining how the insurgents were tapping into the encrypted voxcasts and ambushed your escort, aside from one lone soldier, who survived the ambush.

Most of the suspicious stuff about the lone guardsman is that the insurgents somehow knew of the escorts location, and that he was the lone survivor... And all of your advisers basically say the same. They feel he's giving off cagey psychic vibes, which could be guilt, or just nerves from PTSD, but given the suspicious circumstances...

But maybe that was supposed to say something different on my version of the planet and I got the wrong vox message spawning in, or because I didn't do the planet dead-last, I got a different version where he wasn't a traitor?

[Starmender]

Publicado originalmente por Red Star, Blood Moon:

>In your FORMER LIFE, your ability to tell a soldier from a rat often meant the difference between life or death. The private is a poor actor--you know he is not trying to trick you.

Yeah, it's pretty much what convinced me that he's not a traitor, even though I was suspicious at first. I went there first, so it was a correct assesment. Getting the same line if you visit Rykid Minoris 2nd/3rd is a bug/oversight. Or RT is simply not as good at reading people as he thinks he is.

What happens to the guy if you keep him alive anyway? He and the Winterscale pilot (Raquel? or something) were supposed to gather some people and follow me to the shuttles, but I haven't seen them since. Did I just leave them behind? And then blew them up?

[peep]

Idira insisted I don't kill him, she believed him and it was enough for me to think he's who he says he is. Plus I didn't wanna piss her off

[Red Star, Blood Moon]

Publicado originalmente por Starmender:

Publicado originalmente por Red Star, Blood Moon:

>In your FORMER LIFE, your ability to tell a soldier from a rat often meant the difference between life or death. The private is a poor actor--you know he is not trying to trick you.

Yeah, it's pretty much what convinced me that he's not a traitor, even though I was suspicious at first. I went there first, so it was a correct assesment. Getting the same line if you visit Rykid Minoris 2nd/3rd is a bug/oversight. Or RT is simply not as good at reading people as he thinks he is.

What happens to the guy if you keep him alive anyway? He and the Winterscale pilot (Raquel? or something) were supposed to gather some people and follow me to the shuttles, but I haven't seen them since. Did I just leave them behind? And then blew them up?

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Idira insisted I don't kill him, she believed him and it was enough for me to think he's who he says he is. Plus I didn't wanna piss her off

K this is just bugged. So yeah because he shouts his loyalty to Aurora, that alone should warrant shooting him. An innocent man's last words arent going to be YOU KNOW WHAT I SIDE WITH SATAN AND TERRORISTS FOR SPITE. Which if you let this guy live and go to Rykhad Minoris third like I did, he's already turned traitor. He leads you directly into an ambush. And like I said above, literally says this is where you die.

Lot of things change based on your order, which is neat. Like you can apparently save the servants going to Eurac first. Going to the prison first like I did lets you save Evayne without being tortured. I should've invited him to my ship, but I thought he was a ♥♥♥♥. Wherever you go last gets the worse endings.

Also, interesting the companion opinions change too. If you go to that planet last, then Cassie talks about Felek's sweet lies and tells you blatantly, as a psyker, that this guy is lying. So having a psyker tell you he's ok in the earlier mission order seems to me he cracked and turns traitor eventually if you don't come to the rescue.

[Gustav Kuriga]

Guys, there's two different people. One is the loyalist guy if you go to the planet right away. The other is a heretic guy who is impersonating him if you go to the planet later. These are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PEOPLE, not the same person.

[Taifun_Vash]

Okay, necro.