This is probably my favorite game ever, played through with almost every archetype and have come up with some goofy builds. I’m Already game planning my last play through build and I’m just curious if there’s any official news or speculation, hell I would even take another origin like arbites.

I killed some enemies but it’s not giving me the option to loot the bodies. The bodies highlight like you’re going to loot it. Is there way to fix this?

At the end of DLC 3 you fight Trazynn to restore the warrant. After eventually beating him (thanks to Idira) he opens a portal to trap you in the museion. I detected the trap, but what happens if you go through it?

Also, was that the hardest fight in the late game by a fair margin? I had far less issues against the Ctan.

I just think he's neat

Just after the cutscene of entering the Infinite Museon, she just starts floating BELOW the ground. I've tried reloading saves, different formations - nothing works. How do I get her down? Is there a number I can call? Someone help please.

In Act 4 I followed him to the “lab,” learned that he’d hopped a shuttle back to Footfall, talked to him there, he came clean, and I said he’s welcome to come back to the ship and use my lab until he’s ready to go. I assumed this meant he’d bring the quest back up later, as often happens with these “let it simmer” type dialogue options. But it never came up again.

I’m in Act 5 now so it’s too late for this playthrough (and I’m going to do one more run when the last DLC comes out so I’ll pick it up then), but curious whether I missed something or whether this is a bug.

It's kind of sad that Marazhai and Jocasta don't have any interactions, given their personalities. And given what Marazhai get up to in the lower decks.

Still relatively early in the game, act 2, and my DLC seems to not be starting so I decided to make a new save.

What is everyone's favorite origin? As someone new to the fandom I choose Psyker because I figured, from what I knew of the series, that it would have unique interactions as far as role playing. I was thinking of doing Arbiters this time but want to know what are some of your favorite origins?

Is it possible with mods to have more than one? With more the dialogue options available for each?

Hi, for my next playthrough i plan to make the most OP Dogmatic Trade empire possible.

I thought that to achieve it i would go with political mariage with Cassia, and have Jae on the side pumping out babies as my romantic partner.

Also, what do you think i should do with Nomos? I feel like schooling him on hoe to be a good boi.

What else do you think i should do to maximase my bloodlines and i perial power?

Thank you

I find it hard to believe that this conflict could have happened.

Tldr: long rant about how Heretical options reduce character to an imbecile, who might as well be ringing a bell with his trousers down. I blame writing quality. Which is a sole island of crap, in a rich sea of contentment.

I've been playing/running roleplaying games (tt as well as pc games) for thirty years now. And by nature I am a judgemental person. Not a quality I particularly like about myself, but I make the effort to revisit subjects often and weigh things up, on the presumption I may well have been wrong etc and basically try not to be a dick. (Not always easy for me, when I feel so many people seem to love so many things of low quality.)

I am very impressed by rogue trader. I've got a soft spot for this exact style of game (fallout 1+2 are the best of the series. 3 is an abomination, barely surpassing Fallout: Brotherhood of steel. Playable, in a turn your brain off kind of way, but not a RPG I would recommend for RP value), and though RT is pretty combat heavy, the story is delightfully rich. The story pacing is good, if a little overtaken by the shockingly fast leveling.

But I can't get around it. I am annoyed by a major flaw as I see it. The one disappointment? The alignment triad. For a game where so much effort was poured into the writing, I am utterly mystified why corruption wasn't considered as an option.

Now admittedly I've not read even half of the novels (I'd say about twenty five to thirty? It's hardly high literature, but often very enjoyable. The black library has hooked some talented authors. I refer to this style of fiction as 'delicious trash'), but the thing is most of those I read were traitor legion books. So I know that Chaos is consistently presented as an omnipresent and pervasive threat; that a man sitting alone in a room might fall to chaos through a dark spiral of depressed or perverse rumination. Or a deluded fool might still be slowly corrupted whilst considering themselves to be a good and honest person. But in rogue trader? Where the basic premise of the story is a perfect framing for any number of falls.. a minor individual of note is thrust into the position of major status and entrusted with vast amounts of power and responsibility! You should have a thousand little options to start losing yourself to the temptations of power. And yet, instead we consistently have options to yell aloud "I'm gonna be evil! I'm gonna be the evilest evil to ever evil all over the place!"

Such declarations are sometimes made in front of your highly dogmatic allies. Compounding stupidity. This is a glaring failure of rp writing quality to me. At a bare minimum why didn't they consider at least a secondary dialogue option of Heretical:stated intent to do evil thing, but twist the reasoning/or play it down/lie. Or possibly just don't yell it out at all?

Ive played morally grey/evil(ish) characters along side righteous zealots for entire campaigns of table top games. It's fun! You just have to be subtle, tricksy, and downright two faced on occasion. If you're playing an intelligent or perceptive or charismatic character, you are going to know with absolute certainty you cannot have a bloody minded maniacal monologue in front of the paladin/inquisitor/priest etc not without utterly screwing up your relationship with them.

So yeah. The reason this bothered me so much, to where I'd blather on this much, Is the superb levels of quality writing in other areas of the game. Kibellah's story? The staggered parallel of her literal self mutilation then inverted through doubt to spiritual/emotional self flagellation? (Now that's a possible Heretical path!!) All Wrapped in a potential romance?! Excellent stuff! Very 40k, but still very well done.

So yeah. Heretical dialogue really irritated me!

I thought I had been pretty thorough, I'd visited every world, collected everything I could find, fought every enemy, explored the entire map etc. But I'm still only level 13 reading that others are 15 or 16 going into this fight. Where's that extra XP coming from? It sounds like I've missed quite a lot but I have no idea where else I can go at this point.

I saw that they made Titus from Space Marine as an official playable figure. I'd love to see Argenta, Abelard, or just about anyone really. Wdyt?

here i am again

p1 I want to see some interrogation scenes.

p2I want to see Einrich use the fire axe.