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Moved Vagn Speaking in Another Language?
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I don’t know if this change had taken place previously, but I only started noticing it after TU 1.5.2, having started to do River Raids regularly again to upgrade the armory. Vagn seems to speak in a foreign tongue when you approach him, and his voice is actually different from his regular jovially-sounding “up for some raiding?” Anyone else notice this? Does anyone know what he’s saying?
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@thenorfolkian
I also noticed it, it reminded me about some people in the game but I'm not sure if it was bandits, or some people during the festival, but (nearly) sure I eard this language and voice somewhere else in the game -
Vagn seems to do the same muttering that is used for male NPCs talking to themselves. Gunnar the blacksmith does that all the time.
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I wonder if those ‘Access the Animus’ dudes can figure this out.
this would be nice
Maybe it is an Old Norse variant ?
(seems that the person who was in a Reda daily contract at Soham Hideout, when coming back to the place, seat down and can speak approximatively the same language) -
Hey there @thenorfolkian , thanks very much for reporting this, and my apologies for the delay in responding. I understand Vagn seems to be muttering to himself in some manner of devil tongue since the patch, in contrast to the other NPCs, so I've gone ahead and reported that on to our teams.
Thanks everyone else for sharing your insights into this, too!
Let me know if there's any questions Official Response
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