If I disconnect the connection from the result bool of the ‘Parent: Condition Met Node’ and set the return value from the overridden function to true, it still results as a false condition in the dialogue tree. If you have the ‘Parent: Condition Met’ node, it works and displays any dialogue that would show with a condition of false. With the Jedi Order in ruin, the Republics only hope is a Jedi Knight struggling to reconnect with the Force and faced with the galaxys most dire. When the player confronts them, they then flee to. 'TSF Bounty: Escaped Criminals' breaking, the Rodian and Devaronian vanishing The Rodian and Devaronian described by Lieutenant Grenn are supposed to appear in the Czerka offices - specifically, standing at Jana Lorsos desk conversing with her - after the player learns about the bounty from Grenn. If you delete the ‘Parent: Condition Met’ node like in the tutorial, it doesn’t work at all and won’t display anything in the dialogue node tree from that point on. Five years after the events from the award winning Knights of the Old Republic, the Sith Lords have hunted the Jedi to the edge of extinction and are on the verge of crushing the Old Republic. Previously reported Glitches for KOTOR 2. Regardless of what it’s set to on the return node, the result is always is false.

and I experience a cutscene or dialogue, it just starts skipping. I’ve created the condition blueprint (using the video tutorial), which returns a bool. Knights of the Old Republic series KotOR 2 crashes after character creation (19 posts). Great plugin, just a question about conditions not working. The first and third video game installments were developed by BioWare, while the second was done by Obsidian. So create the variable you want, such as ‘HasEnoughGold’ bool and then compare it to the player characters gold and send that to the return node. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (KOTOR) is an RPG video game series, based on an earlier comic book series, and with a subsequent new comic book series, all based on the fictional universe of Star Wars by George Lucas. Solved myself, didn’t realize you had to compare the variable you created in the blueprint to a variable from somewhere else.

Kotor 2 skipping dialogue