I'm having problems romancing Jespar on the airship and I've used the console command Set JesparFlirtCounter to 10 with no avail. I'm 40 hours in and extremely frustrated as I was really looking forward to romancing him. Any advice? I have no other option on the airship but to reaffirm that we're friends.
Which you can romance is determined earlier than that.
Hi, unfortunately I did mean that I have been aiming to romance him my entire playthrough, trying to get the best responses and flirt, etc. I must've made a wrong choice along the way so I don't want to restart the entire game to begin a relationship with Jespar on the airship. I've tried the aforementioned console command, but it didn't work. I was wondering if anyone had any other suggestions to try and fix the romance, since I am only offered dialogue to be friends on the airship. Sorry for the miscommunication!
Cassiopeia wrote:Which you can romance is determined earlier than that.
I don't remember the quest name, but
I've romanced both, and as far as I can tell that's when it's determined. If you've been picking the right dialog options and getting the "Jespar likes/appreciates that" messages, and you told him Calia's just a friend, I'm not sure why it wouldn't trigger correctly. However, I think it's safe to say that using set JesparFlirtCounter by the time you're already on the airship won't make a difference: if you think the counter wasn't high enough, it probably needed to be set earlier, possibly by the temple quarters conversation but I'm not sure.
I had been working toward the romance with Jespar through the game and when I was awoken after resting it was by Calia asking me how I felt about Jespar, not the other way around. My thought is, whomever you have the lower amount of appreciation points with is the one to wake you and this is your last chance to open the option of a romance with them.
It's not a solution to your problem, but hopefully it will help you figure things out. I hope you can make it work!
It's not a solution to your problem, but hopefully it will help you figure things out. I hope you can make it work!
I'll try your suggestion about the Temple quarters. I'm hoping I won't have to redo too much. With being back to school full time and also working, it'll be tough to find the time to play Enderal how I'd like to. Thank you so much for both of your advice. I know Calia woke me in the Temple to ask me about Jespar and I only had two options: 1) He's just a friend, or 2), I'm not sure yet. I selected 2. Maybe that made a difference!
The second option about not being sure yet in response to Calia leaves the romance with Jespar open. That's what I chose and it worked for me, so that's not your problem.
Just wondering, did you save before having the talk with Jespar on the airship so that you could go all the way through each dialogue option?
Also, I was disheartened at first in that conversation because it does start with rejection/we're just friends no matter what. The only way you can get to the romance option, if it's available, is if you push through that part of the conversation and eventually say you could give a "no lables" relationship a chance by the end of it.
Hopefully this helps get you or anyone reading get where you want to be in the game. Best of luck.
Just wondering, did you save before having the talk with Jespar on the airship so that you could go all the way through each dialogue option?
Also, I was disheartened at first in that conversation because it does start with rejection/we're just friends no matter what. The only way you can get to the romance option, if it's available, is if you push through that part of the conversation and eventually say you could give a "no lables" relationship a chance by the end of it.
Hopefully this helps get you or anyone reading get where you want to be in the game. Best of luck.
MHindman wrote:The second option about not being sure yet in response to Calia leaves the romance with Jespar open. That's what I chose and it worked for me, so that's not your problem.
Just wondering, did you save before having the talk with Jespar on the airship so that you could go all the way through each dialogue option?
Also, I was disheartened at first in that conversation because it does start with rejection/we're just friends no matter what. The only way you can get to the romance option, if it's available, is if you push through that part of the conversation and eventually say you could give a "no lables" relationship a chance by the end of it.
Hopefully this helps get you or anyone reading get where you want to be in the game. Best of luck.
EDIT: I still haven't tried Cass' suggestion due to lack of time, but I have hopes that that may be my fix.
Just to check, who does it direct you to talk to first? I'm not sure if this is the case for everyone, but in my experience the one you have the romance option with is always the second one it directs you to talk to, and you never get the option to romance the first person (presumably because the game wants to allow you to talk to both, and the romance option goes overnight).
At least for me, for the first person I talk to (determined by which quest pops up first), the only final dialog option is to affirm the friendship. Based on my experience which triggers first was determined in that temple conversation (I've never been woken by Calia, thanks for telling me about that!).
I know you weren't hoping for Calia on this playthrough, but have you checked to see if the romance option comes up with her? Personally I think both are really well-written and compelling, so if you were planning on seeing all the content anyway, it might save you some time to finish this game with Calia and romance Jespar on your next playthrough.
At least for me, for the first person I talk to (determined by which quest pops up first), the only final dialog option is to affirm the friendship. Based on my experience which triggers first was determined in that temple conversation (I've never been woken by Calia, thanks for telling me about that!).
I know you weren't hoping for Calia on this playthrough, but have you checked to see if the romance option comes up with her? Personally I think both are really well-written and compelling, so if you were planning on seeing all the content anyway, it might save you some time to finish this game with Calia and romance Jespar on your next playthrough.
Cassiopeia wrote:Just to check, who does it direct you to talk to first? I'm not sure if this is the case for everyone, but in my experience the one you have the romance option with is always the second one it directs you to talk to, and you never get the option to romance the first person (presumably because the game wants to allow you to talk to both, and the romance option goes overnight).
At least for me, for the first person I talk to (determined by which quest pops up first), the only final dialog option is to affirm the friendship. Based on my experience which triggers first was determined in that temple conversation (I've never been woken by Calia, thanks for telling me about that!).
I know you weren't hoping for Calia on this playthrough, but have you checked to see if the romance option comes up with her? Personally I think both are really well-written and compelling, so if you were planning on seeing all the content anyway, it might save you some time to finish this game with Calia and romance Jespar on your next playthrough.
If you talk to Calia first you probably don't have the option to romance her, either, at least not without backtracking a bunch. I was woken by Jespar in the temple, but I don't think that's the determining factor because that's been the case even on playthroughs when I romanced Calia.
Sorry, I'm stumped
Sorry, I'm stumped
This is from a good while ago, but I figured it out. Before going to sleep in the Temple (when you are woken up by the companion you have the highest affinity with/are romancing), I put in the console commands to increase Jespar's sympathy and flirt meter for me, and lo and behold, he woke me up. I finished the game, successfully playing his romance, with only a little backtracking. Thank you to everyone for your help, I think my next playthrough I'll take a different route, as much as I love Jespar.
This may be an entire red herring, but there was one unusual conversation (as in: i only stumbled upon in once in all of my 7 or so 'play-thr...'s (i.e. i think i may have got to an ending once)) and, of course i cannot remember exactly when it occurred. (Any clue would be appreciated).
I think it was before that bit where Jespar gets all antsi with you and flounces off in a Big Purple Huff. The thing i definitely remember is J getting flattered, yet uncomfortable, and basically responding with a response of "Enough with all the sex talk already! Don't rush me!" (Exact quotation not guaranteed).
Any recognition/ideas?
I think it was before that bit where Jespar gets all antsi with you and flounces off in a Big Purple Huff. The thing i definitely remember is J getting flattered, yet uncomfortable, and basically responding with a response of "Enough with all the sex talk already! Don't rush me!" (Exact quotation not guaranteed).
Any recognition/ideas?
17.03.2017 09:07Toft wrote: This may be an entire red herring, but there was one unusual conversation (as in: i only stumbled upon in once in all of my 7 or so 'play-thr...'s (i.e. i think i may have got to an ending once)) and, of course i cannot remember exactly when it occurred. (Any clue would be appreciated).
I think it was before that bit where Jespar gets all antsi with you and flounces off in a Big Purple Huff. The thing i definitely remember is J getting flattered, yet uncomfortable, and basically responding with a response of "Enough with all the sex talk already! Don't rush me!" (Exact quotation not guaranteed).
Any recognition/ideas?



