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2 Composite Bows

Discussion in 'Icewind Dale (Classic)' started by kuemper, Oct 12, 2005.

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    Can someone clue me in as to why Conlan has 2 composite long bows? Neither is magical, but each is separate of the other.
     
    kuemper, Oct 12, 2005
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    You mean he sells two different CLbows?

    What is the difference? I am rather confused to answer? :confused:

    Perhaps you should explain it better?
     
    Silverstar, Oct 13, 2005
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    Are you sure it's not the old bug where the Short Bow +1 uses the exact same graphic as the Composite Longbow? Did you check the descriptions?
     
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    Both have the comp. longbow description. The first one is there, then four or five items down is another comp. longbow.

    Composite Longbow
    Sword
    Axe
    Short Sword
    Crossbow
    Composite Longbow
    ^That's how it looks on the Buy screen. I'm wondering why they're separate and not stacked, if they are comp. longbows.
     
    kuemper, Oct 13, 2005
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    This can of corse happen if there are two different item files, so lets say you for example killed a creature, that had one CLBow, and sold it, if that file used a different itemfilename than the ones existing in the shop, it would apear in a own "slot". I haven't seen this happen much outside of mods though.
     
    raptor, Oct 14, 2005
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    Ah, that could be the problem. I haven't sold any comp. longbows to Colan, just shortbows. It's not affecting the game, but sometimes you just have to let curiosity get the better of you. :heh:
     
    kuemper, Oct 14, 2005
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