SWTOR: Quinn's Betrayal - Other Convo Options (Spoilers!)

I've had a few ask for this so here it is.

As you can see the conversation options are completely different if you're alone with him. Now it makes me wonder if I had done the fight alone without a companion's help, what the convo options afterward would have been.

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Gaming

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• SWTOR
• Star Wars: The Old Republic
• Malavai Quinn
• Quinn's Betrayal
• Sith Warrior Class Quest

[ElainaTV]

To answer your question in your description Angel, I just finished the betrayal quest on my Sith Warrior alone with no companions. The after conversation is no different at all, not even different options. I was so disappointed, having the two of them alone had so many possibilities for apologies but nothing. Just a get on a the ship and no I won't tell anyone.

[rustdangel]

@ElainaTV yeah, there could have been *so much more* they could have done with that... I personally would have like an apology, or SOMETHING... *sigh*

[ElainaTV]

@rustdangel I also found some of his responses rather malicious. One option was "Youre very precise Quinn, I'm sure this will be my greatest test." And he says, "And if I'm right, your last." Who says that to someone they married? To someone who "really didn't want to do it"... that betrayal was so unsatisfying in so many ways, lol.

[rustdangel]

@ElainaTV I'm leveing another SW (a marauder this time) and she's not actively seeking any romance till after the betrayal. I'm just curious.

[ElainaTV]

@rustdangel Which, by the way, is something to think about. Quinn's romance option opens up right before Belsavis after Baris' apprentice tries to kill you on Quesh, which is when it is speculated that Quinn starts planning to kill you "Baras and I have been planning this for a long time", So either he never loved you at all and the romance was a sham to gain your trust or BW is just deviant and likes to make me a conspiracy theorist.

[rustdangel]

@ElainaTV I still think that Baras deceived & manipulated Quinn into siding with him. He says "I have enjoyed your company and companionship my lord, that's why this is so hard. I didn't want to choose between the two of you, but he's forced my hand and I must side with him". But Quinn's nature is that he puts the interests of the Empire above all else, even his own feelings. I think his spitefulness is merely him trying to convince himself he's doing the right thing, for the Empire.

[ElainaTV]

@rustdangel They won't be any different.Those conversations are predetermined and set to happen after certain planets (SW being Hoth/Quesh interlude to Belsavis for Quinns romance) you can wait until Corellia to do them but the game won't change the conversations. And trying to date a guy after he tries to kill you is pretty messed up. Lol

[ElainaTV]

@rustdangel Yes, he never actually says that he is sorry. He says he regrets doing it, as all people are when they've failed at something, but he never comes out and says "I'm sorry, I love you. I hope you can forgive me." Which would have been satisfying, maybe.

[ElainaTV]

@rustdangel I have him married, but I kept the Legacy quest open so the letters or the conversation about children hadn't happened yet. Those conversations (the affection ones) don't change based on class story. I just felt it more fitting for the "the good and the bad" line be saved til after the betrayal because it made more sense in a story flow sense.

[rustdangel]

@ElainaTV how far have you romanced Quinn? I'm just wondering how different the romance is after that.