Gwent: Big City Players (Can't get into Dijkstra's bathhouse)

[steedless]

I'm on the phase of the quest where you go to play Dijkstra, yet his bathhouse is locked for some reason. I have completed his main story missions and have visited him before. Any solution to this? (Screenshot Below)

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=450543870

[FlyingDutchMan]

Cause u dont stink enough.

[omicronpersei8]

Had the same problem of others. Go back to the quest Final Preparations and with Triss you go to the bathhouse. Then you have to finish the Reason of State quest with Djikstra.

Then, lets just say it got out of hand and I ended up killing Djikstra. I was given the card for completing the quest, never had the pleasure of beating him for it...

[fakerton]

BuzzardBee eredeti hozzászólása:

Why do you guys wait so late to do these quests? Don't you know how buggy this game is? You got that quest early on in the game. Next time don't leave it so long. The time to play him was when you were doing Count Reuven's Treasure.

This comment was a big help

[ziplockis4sandwiches]

Marcos wins 😏😅 definitely just followed the waypoint too closely and relied too heavily on the gp[o]s, which leads you to a building close by and presumably right on top of Djikstra's actual location in the bathhouse.

[Forke]

BuzzardBee eredeti hozzászólása:

fakerton eredeti hozzászólása:

This comment was a big help

Perhaps it could act as a cautionary then for your next playthrough? Seriously, three and a half year old game and folks still don't appreciate how buggy it is?

This comment was a big help

[Narf]

So I got bitten by this, again. And the reason why it's easy to fall into this trap, even if you do know how the quests are lined up, is that before ever talking to Triss during Final Preparations, it is entirely reasonable to think that Philippa and Dijkstra aren't fighting at the bathhouse yet, so why would it be closed? Nitpicky arguments can be made against that, but it's not like NPCs don't teleport, wait months for something that should take you an hour, etc.
Take a note of this, I'll come back to it.

Because I'm stubborn, I would rather replay the tiresome string of The Isle of Mists through Bald Mountain than get the stupid card when I kill Dijkstra instead of playing him. But right now I'd rather quit the game entirely instead of rollback hours of gameplay. This is what makes this particular situation so disappointing - you're locked out of the casual gameplay for so long, that you can never be in a favorable situation to reload when you realize Dijkstra is no longer playable (with future conditions, sure).
So instead, I fiddled with the console until I found a way to teleport myself in and out of the bathhouse.

Yes, this is technically cheating, if you want to be super pedantic about it, but let's not pretend like I turned god mode on or something. Unimportant.
The important thing is what I found out - there is indeed no fight going on yet, Philippa is nowhere to be seen, and Dijkstra is just chilling in his office. Blindingly Obvious isn't setup yet and ss long as you can get in, everything is still just like before and you can play Dijkstra. There's no reason why the entrance(s) should be locked.

[♕Zer0Day♕]

Narf eredeti hozzászólása:

So I got bitten by this, again. And the reason why it's easy to fall into this trap, even if you do know how the quests are lined up, is that before ever talking to Triss during Final Preparations, it is entirely reasonable to think that Philippa and Dijkstra aren't fighting at the bathhouse yet, so why would it be closed? Nitpicky arguments can be made against that, but it's not like NPCs don't teleport, wait months for something that should take you an hour, etc.
Take a note of this, I'll come back to it.

Because I'm stubborn, I would rather replay the tiresome string of The Isle of Mists through Bald Mountain than get the stupid card when I kill Dijkstra instead of playing him. But right now I'd rather quit the game entirely instead of rollback hours of gameplay. This is what makes this particular situation so disappointing - you're locked out of the casual gameplay for so long, that you can never be in a favorable situation to reload when you realize Dijkstra is no longer playable (with future conditions, sure).
So instead, I fiddled with the console until I found a way to teleport myself in and out of the bathhouse.

Yes, this is technically cheating, if you want to be super pedantic about it, but let's not pretend like I turned god mode on or something. Unimportant.
The important thing is what I found out - there is indeed no fight going on yet, Philippa is nowhere to be seen, and Dijkstra is just chilling in his office. Blindingly Obvious isn't setup yet and ss long as you can get in, everything is still just like before and you can play Dijkstra. There's no reason why the entrance(s) should be locked.

How did you manage to do this?

[Just Guy 0_0]

♕M.A.K♕ eredeti hozzászólása:

How did you manage to do this?

Check this guide :

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2689415415

[Narf]

♕M.A.K♕ eredeti hozzászólása:

How did you manage to do this?

Unfortunately, I don't remember the exact console command and coordinates. But what I can tell you is that not all the teleport commands are equal. One of them allows you to specify a third parameter for elevation level, which is important because without that you'll just be dropped from the sky on top of some structure above the bath house. It took quite a bit of guesswork until I landed on the right values, but that's how I did it.