Inessa's Key
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Meet Inessa > Have sex with Inessa (I think) > ask about the chastity belt > ask about family > meet Xanthe > ask about Inessa > ask about key > return to Inessa.
It's generally a good rule of thumb to keep in mind that with quests of this description character relations are very important, if Steele doesn't know that Inessa has family on Myrellion they wouldn't necessarily think to make the connection with Xanthe.
I mean that I've used all the option when talking for both of them and I don't get any choice to ask about the key with Xanthe. I remember that way back that I got the option to ask Xanthe about her sister but I don't know if that counts against it for this?
I can't say for certain but probably not, I don't think the option would've had any flags to trigger way back then since there wasn't any need for it.
Yes. Myrellion surface isn't charred, I can have sex with Inessa, I've talked about her family and her chastity belt, and I've met her sister Xanthe and talked about Inessa. I think though that the problem might be because I did all of this before the backer patch (Which I am one.) came up months ago and a second talk about Inessa to Xanthe isn't triggering. I can't think of why it doesn't show up when I've already done so and then just incase do it again and it doesn't happen.
I'm having the same issue as Crimson13. No combination of sex & conversation with Inessa unlocks the option to get the key from Xanthe.
Once Steele knows that Inessa is connected to someone on Myrellion you can talk to Xanthe about Inessa, which ends with Steele learning that Xanthe has the key, then you can ask about the key.
Intuition isn't all that hard people.
Intuition isn't all that hard people.
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Well don't I feel stupid. I've been used to using the old TiTs site with just hitting play; I never noticed that on the top left there's a "Backer Builds" tab, I thought it was just the "Play" one. Thanks for helping me and dealing with my stupid ass.
