I think the choice to talk to the bard in the camp scene of chapter 2 is bugged. I keep getting the screen of endless loading whenever I try to select it. Might just be a me issue though.
Is it one choice or all choices in that chat?
Just that one choice, I’ve tried doing it first, last, and in the middle but I can’t get past it for whatever reason.
Edit: I got past it now, must just be my potato of a laptop
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I can’t seem to select any raid for chpt 4. More infinite loading screen, if this is also a me issue I might actually need to switch laptops finally.
It does sound like a computer issue.
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Is anyone else experiencing this issue?
awe Is William no longer an option? is there a tumblr to follow or pinterest?
William will be coming back in Chapter 5 as will the other “friend” characters.
I do not have a Tumblr or Pinterest sorry. There is a discord but that is mostly about UnNatural although there is a channel for Quiver now.
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Cannot progress any further during chapter 4 when selecting which crests you need to pick in order to preform a heist on them. It is stuck on an infinite loading screen during this point no matter what option you choose.
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I’ll look into that.
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oh so it’s not just me, I thought I was insane 
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Yeah, I’ll have to double-check the code to see if something is causing an internal loop.
EDIT: I’ve managed to replicate the looping behaviour, and I believe I know which code is causing it. I’m going to try to get this fixed ASAP.
EDIT 2: I’ve managed to get the loop fixed. So it should work now.
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Tonight I’ve been working on a scene where Robin is fighting a bandit. During a choice to disarm the bandit I ended having a funny idea where if your luck is 0 your attempt to disarm him ends up with you taking his hand off.
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When first in prison, even after selecting the yeoman beginning, I end up telling Luke that I’m the son of a noble who was branded a traitor. When Luke is describing the other prisoners and how the friar knocked a dude on his ass, I refer to him as my mentor. So it’s showing all backgrounds indiscriminately I think. Is that specific enough to help?
Edit: actually, it seems to give preference to the noble background, referring to me as one when fighting with Tuck, but just before that it made me sound familiar with him as if I were an acolyte. So it might be taking preference, giving Noble the most weight and Yeoman none.
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Yeah, that helps. I’ll look into that today. Thank you.
Edit:
Okay, here are the scenes you mentioned. I did try and alter these to prevent the origins getting mixed up when you last reported them. Have you played the game since?
*hide_reuse #Explain why you are in here.
*if (noble)
"I'm the ${son} of a noble family," you reveal to ${cellmate}'s surprise. "My father was branded a traitor and I was dragged to jail because of it."
${cellmate} thinks for a moment, but then ${prison_he} suddenly looks serious.
"Can I give you a bit of advice? Keep that to yourself," ${cellmate} tells you. "It doesn't make any difference to me, some of the other inmates would love to get their hands on a noble, even the ${son} of one."
*goto cellmate_questions
*elseif (yeoman)
"I'm the ${son} of a yeoman," you reveal to ${cellmate}. "The sheriff's men stole our family farm, I was tossed here during the struggle."
${cellmate} thinks for a moment and then nods.
"I've heard a lot of stories similar to that," ${cellmate} reveals. "A lot of new prisoners who protested land grabs."
*goto cellmate_questions
*elseif (acolyte)
"I'm an orphan; the priory where I had been raised was burned down by the Sheriff's men. They accused everyone of being pagans," you explain. "I was tossed in here alongside my mentor Friar Tuck."
${cellmate} thinks for a moment and then a small smile plays across his face.
"I saw the friar when you were brought in, he seemed worried about you," ${cellmate} reveals. "He's been visiting every day to check up on you. I guess the guards felt guilty because of you not regaining consciousness."
*goto cellmate_questions
*else
*bug
*hide_reuse #The Friar.
"The Friar is new here,
*if (acolyte)
he arrived here the same day as you, but he's made a much bigger impact. One of the prisoners jumped him, and he knocked the guy flat on his ass. That's instant respect in here and since then he's proven shrewd with his choices and careful with his words," ${cellmate} reveals.
You smile, your mentor is making a name for himself.
*goto prisoner_list
*else
he arrived about a week ago, and he's made quite the impact. The first day he got here, someone jumped him, and he knocked the guy flat on his ass. That's instant respect in here and since then he's proven shrewd with his choices and careful with his words," ${cellmate} reveals.
*goto prisoner_list
*label save_tuck
*if (yeoman)
*if (tall)
You grab one of the guards by the scruff of his neck and drag him off the poor friar. The other guard turns towards you, only for the portly friar to wrap thick arms around the guard's neck before dragging him back into his embrace.
*goto reunited_maybe
*else
You tackle one of the guards, knocking him off the poor friar. The other guard turns towards you, only for the portly friar to wrap thick arms around the guard's neck before dragging him back into his embrace.
*goto reunited_maybe
*elseif (acolyte)
"Friar Tuck!" you yell. "Leave him alone!"
You cry, drawing one of the guards towards you while the other turns to see who dares interrupt their fun, only for the portly friar to wrap his thick arms around the man's neck and pull him back into his embrace. You almost pitied the guard; you remember how tight the good friar hugged you when you were a kid.
*goto reunited_maybe
*elseif (noble)
"Stop that," you demand. "That is a man of the cloth!"
Your command draws one of the guards towards you while the other turns to see who thought they could make such orders, only for the portly friar to wrap his fingers around the man's neck before pulling him back into his embrace.
*goto reunited_maybe
*else
*bug
*label reunited_maybe
*if (noble)
"What?" the guard spits. "You aren't a noble here."
The guard throws a punch, which you can only just avoid. You kick him in the shin, and he howls in pain moments before a blow to the chin silences him, and he collapses.
"Not bad for a noble," the friar says, now dragging the other guard into a corner. "Drag yours over here as well. We don't want anyone to find them yet.
*goto thankful_friar
*elseif (acolyte)
"So you're the one dragged in with the fat friar?" the guard says, smiling. "I wondered what they did with you."
The guard throws a punch that catches you off-guard, but instinctively, you lash out with a foot, which manages to catch the guard's shin. He howls in pain, which you silence by burying a fist in his gut. He keels forward, allowing you to knee him in the face, causing the guard to crumple to the floor.
"Great job, Robin!" the friar says, smiling, now dragging his guard into a corner. "You've got great timing, as usual. Now, grab that guard and drag him over here."
*goto thankful_friar
*elseif (yeoman)
"What the hell are you doing?" the guard snarls.
Your punch catches him wholly off-guard, and he crumples to the ground. He whimpers, but you shut him up with a follow-up kick to the head.
"Not bad," the friar says, now dragging the other guard into a corner. "Drag yours over here as well. We don't want anyone to find them yet."
*goto thankful_friar
*else
*bug
*label thankful_friar
You drag the fallen guard into the corner by his…
*choice
#…drag the guard into the corner by his ankles.
You obey the friar, dragging your unconscious guard, before dumping him in the corner.
*goto friar_chat
#…drag the guard into the corner by his arms.
You obey the friar, dragging your unconscious guard, before dumping him in the corner.
*goto friar_chat
#…roll the guard into the corner.
You obey the friar, rolling the unconscious guard into the corner, and leaving him there.
*goto friar_chat
*label friar_chat
"Good, now let's head back," the friar says.
"Won't we be punished?" you ask.
*if (acolyte)
Friar Tuck smiles. "No, to do that, they would have to admit getting their asses kicked by a fat friar."
"I've been looking for you," you say, hugging the friar. "I thought the worst."
Tuck hugs you back. "Sorry, Robin. They kept me separate and kept asking me questions about the pagans."
"Was our church part of the pagans?" you ask him a question you instantly regret when you see the sadness on the friar's face.
"Of course not, Robin," Tuck says. "We were trying to locate them when they burnt the priory down."
*goto back_to_cell
*else
*set friar true
The friar smiles. "No, to do that, they would have to admit getting their asses kicked by a fat friar."
"I'm Robin," you say with a smile. "I used to be the ${son} of a
*if (noble)
Nobleman. My family was branded as traitors, and I was thrown in here.
*if (yeoman)
yeoman, I helped out on our farm when a nobleman stole our farm from us, and I was thrown in here.
"I'm sorry to hear that," the friar says. "My name is Friar Tuck. They had been keeping me separate from the other prisoners because of some people I associated with."
"It is nice to meet you," you reply. "Who were you associated with?"
"I used to live in the priory near Little Tree," Friar explained. "Well, until the Sheriff's men burnt it down and killed my acolyte before throwing me in here."
*goto back_to_cell
Edit 2: I’ve updated the code again and when I tried it the scenes showed my yeoman background. Can you try playing the game again please?
The yeoman bit when first meeting Luke is correct now and when he talked about the friar it didn’t indicate familiarity. When introducing myself to the viking I correctly told him the yeoman background. It was also correctly when jumping in to save Tuck. When given duties, I was no longer given the option of scribing, which I assume requires the other backgrounds and is correct. The fourth night of freedom, staying in the tavern, it had allowed me to be worried about my father but no longer does, so I assume that’s for other backgrounds.
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Small update:
Fixed a few reported issues.
Latest news on Chapter Five:
approaching 5000 words and have gotten to Foxley Bridge which I’m currently planning out the layout of the town and what buildings I want Robin to be able to visit.
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