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Did I miss something? (Spoilers) Khev Reunion
felderburg
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I think I may have clicked through some dialog too fast. When I find Rinna Khev, there's an option to give her and Tovan some time together. Following that, Tovan says "Rinna!"
And then she gets beamed up.
So, did I accidentally click or F-mash through the rest of their reunion dialog?
And then she gets beamed up.
So, did I accidentally click or F-mash through the rest of their reunion dialog?
Join Date: July 29 2008
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I assume their proper reunion took place on the way back to New Romulus.
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EDIT: Seems like I messed up, Veril's father was one of those you try to rescue in the Elachi station along with D'Vex.
Don't believe the lies in this forum. I am NOT an ARC user. I play STO on Steam or not at all.
Veril father wasn't in installation18 but rather on board the Elachi station in the incubation room one where you save captives. But yes it's was rather upsetting not have Veril say anything about her father. As for the Khev's all I can say is I got upset after Tovan made me asked the whole Quadrants for his sister and all I get is Rinna!
I almost forgot about Veril's father... Didn't even know that was him in the incubation tube.
WOW, how anti-climatic... :rolleyes:
Oh right! My mistake.
I also expected a BOff, or at the very least a DOff. I mean, we get a Doff of someone we barely talked to in the tutorial, and a BOff of a guy only mentioned by name!
And I had no idea that the Reman corpse was Veril's father. He was introduced in a mission so long ago that I had forgotten his name. Good catch.
Side note: it's kind of a bummer that some of the captives you can "save" end up just falling down dead.
The boff person is actually in the tutorial as well. Just a short segment though.
I agree. If players earn the accolade for asking about her, that should unlock a special cutscene, and a special BOFF for our efforts. Same with Veril's father. Active searching for him should open up the possibility of his successful rescue and possibly a special DOFF for our efforts.
Well I can see Chavra returning at a later date since she adamant that the Tal'shair are right. I can also see her as part of the republic intelligent agent. Either way she will make her come back one way or other.
Pretty much this. Chavra I understand. Her last scene indicates, despite everything that unfolded, She still adamantly believes the Tal Shiar are right and working in the best interest of the Romulan People. Presumably D'Tan's group is still trying to convince her that she is wrong.
But Rinna? Seriously, all that work and nothing. Honestly, I wouldn't mind not getting a Doff or Boff, if I would just get a tearful reunion in the form or a cutscene or even dialogue.
I mean we aren't vulcans here, We are romulans, we are emotional by nature and here we have a major focus for Tovan and what do we get. Barely an acknowledgement that, yes she in fact is Tovan sister.
I live in an alternate universe, where j.j. abrams and cryptic never existed,
where R.S.E. is what it always should be.
Oh, look. The Tal'Shiar have sent someone to infiltrate the fora and spout imperialistic propaganda.
Oh my, i didn't know D'Tan was such a master at brainwashing, he must be a Tal Shiar plant...oh wait, no, thats you...except for the master brainwasher part that is :P
Only after reading this thread, I learned about Veril's father and I admit I have played the mission a couple of times. On my last play through, knowing what to expect, I found him.
You free him from one the the crya coves, but he is too much weakened and dies. Now there isn't any response or reaction from Veril. She was on my away team.
It is hard to belief the devs forgot all about it since he is there in the mission. Can that happen by accident? However it also illustrates how much we care about the story. How many of us did notice it and missed Veril's reaction? I can blame myself to, neither did I notice him on my firsts play throughs. I began to wonder, since it is so hard to belief he is there by accident, it is done on purpose. To find out how much players care about story and how much attention is paid to details.
On my first Romulan it was just "Rinna!" and she got beamed up, but on my second, for a split second, got another dialogue panel before she was transported to the ship. I took a screenshot of the NPC chat window:
Transcript:
Tovan: "Rinna!"
Rinna: "It's true. How did you find me?"
Tovan: "I've been searching for you everywhere. You hadn't sent a message in weeks and I ... I knew something was wrong. Then I started tracking the Usa-ken and I couldn't find any trace of it. I almost lost hope, but..."
Sadly, that's it. But it seems the reunion IS there, just gets cut out because of bad event handling.
Indeed after all it is part of the Romulan toon storyline. It's not like you can choose to Ignore Tovan from searching for Rinna because no matter what it's was force on to us. So yes small cut scence would have be nice.
The whole things as is now feels very anticlimactic.
Lucky. I didn't even get that.
Draba(my character): I'll give you to some time alone.
Tovan: Rinna!"
She immediately beams up.
I was really hoping he'd sacrifice himself to save her, or something. Really, really hoping.
I wonder now if it was a lack of a voice actor for Rinna. Perhaps they thought that having her part be written only wouldn't be up to VO standards of Tovan, so they just left it out entirely? If that's the case, I think that was the wrong call. If it's just a complete lack of anything written at all, that's probably worse.