Building Consensus Quest

[Jan]

Does anybody know the correct choices for the negotiation with the two farmers and the dragon?
Normally I would muddle through such a quest myself, but the game dialogue is painfully slow and unskippable, and I'm only one or two failed attempts from giving up on an otherwise great game.

[Zylth]

I agree, it really sucked. The try again should bring you right to the first talking point, not the start of the cutscene at least

Steps to beat the Feud:
Most Just Solution
Consider Mr. Tag
Ancient History
What do you mean?
Asinine Problem
Focus on importance
All or nothing
Any comments Mr Bakari?
Remuneration
Bink personal estimation of value
House Loren guarantee protection

This results in 8/9/9, I don't know if you can get higher, if there's any point of getting higher, but there you go.

[Pisak]

There is another opton to complete this. You need to reveal Bink's secret, but I don't remember how I have done that ;p

[Jan]

Thanks, Zylth. Though I figured it out on my own, by revealing Mr. Tag's plot.
Here are the steps:
1. I'll try to find the most just solution to your problems. (+2 with Mr. Bink)

2. Mr. Bink may speak harshly, but his claim seems valid. What would make you concede your rights to the land, Mr. Tag? (+3 with Mr. Bink)

3. Okay, you'd rather not do it. Still, let's entertain that notion. Is there any way you could be convinced to forfeit your rights to the land, Mr. Tag? (+2 with Mr. Bink)

4. Weren't you the one who wanted to call a meeting in the first place? You know, to compromise? (+1 with Ba'kari, don't know if you get points with Mr. Bink as he is maxed out now)

5. Wait, Mr. Tag? This doesn't match up. I think you're not being entirely truthful. There's something fundamentally wrong about the situation here.

6. You're good at twisting words, Mr. Tag. That's not what I meant at all. In fact, if anyone's hiding a dirty secret here, it's you. (+1 with Ba'kari, - 2 with Mr. Tag)

7. You mentioned your family serving with the Rantlessian Vipers. Master poisoners, right? And you clearly want Mr. Bink removed. (+3 with Ba'kari, Mr. Tag drops out of the negotiation)

8. As you've just witnessed, it may not be wise to antagonize any more of your neightbors. (+2 with Ba'kari)

9. Prepare a written agreement between yourselves. That way, you'll have a very clear set of rules and repercussions. (-1 with Mr. Bink)

And that's it. This will also net you an achievement if you care about those. :-)

[smudboy12213]

I posted this a few days ago, but it's essentially the same thing as above.

http://steamcommunity.com/app/464150/discussions/0/1291816569120207291/

[arnoldlindlau]

You can also reveal BOTH Tag and Bink's secrets via the following steps:

1. We need to work together.

2. Centuries? What do you mean?

3. I think I need to know more.

4. Hypothetically, what would it take for you and your family to move, Mr. Tag?

5. Manners, Mr. Bink. We're here to talk, not to insult.

(5b. Mr. Tag, I asked you a question. What would holding that meeting change? --> this will reveal ONLY Tag's secret)

6. So I assume it's not Mr. Ba'kari. But why would anyone attack your sheep?

7. Hold on -- something's not right. You're doing this on purpose.

(7b. Mr. Bink, are you hiding something from me? --> this will reveal ONLY Bink's secret after a few more dialogue options)

8. No. I think there's an unspoken undercurrent to this discussion, and that you're both trying to hide something. (There are many ways to get to this dialogue choice, but it will result in failure if the steps above aren't followed.)

9. Mr. Bink, Mr. Tag. You've left behind some clear hints - and now it's time to come clean.

[Pinkeh]

Thank heavens. I was getting really frustrated with this quest. The easiest solution was to give both of them to the dragon to snack on. Then leave the dragon alone.