A request: Some way to re-make side quest decisions please.

Ru5tyShackleford

I'm sure that this doesn't bother most people, but it is definitely something that bothers me greatly.

Some side quests leave you with hard decisions, and sometimes I make the wrong one.

For example:
[CLOCKWORK CITY SIDE QUEST SPOILERS AHEAD!] (sorta)

The quest in the Everwound Wellspring was a very tough decision for me. However immediately after I made my choice(to have volunteer sacrifices), I regret it instantly. Sadly, there us no way for me to go back and change my mind.

[END OF SPOILERS]

Ever since then, I've felt really bad about my decision and would love to reverse it. Even if it means repeating the quest with no reward at the end. Anyway, thank you to anyone who listened.

VaranisArano

I believe that once you pick a red option in the dialogue choices, there is no way to reverse that decision without abandoning the quest. If you have already finished and turned in the quest, I do not believe there is any way to reverse your decision except for doing it on another character.

supaskrub

Just as in real life your in game decisions have consequences that you have to live with, whats done is done...

Aliyavana

Ru5tyShackleford wrote: »

I'm sure that this doesn't bother most people, but it is definitely something that bothers me greatly.

Some side quests leave you with hard decisions, and sometimes I make the wrong one.

For example:
[CLOCKWORK CITY SIDE QUEST SPOILERS AHEAD!] (sorta)

The quest in the Everwound Wellspring was a very tough decision for me. However immediately after I made my choice(to have volunteer sacrifices), I regret it instantly. Sadly, there us no way for me to go back and change my mind.

[END OF SPOILERS]

Ever since then, I've felt really bad about my decision and would love to reverse it. Even if it means repeating the quest with no reward at the end. Anyway, thank you to anyone who listened.

keep in mind, dunmer have a sense of duty to uphold so and in this context people are willing to give up there life to feed other people while a new method is being worked on (yes dialogue mentions that they will work on a new method meanwhile) its a noble sacrifice to give up your life to feed other people when it is willingly

Ru5tyShackleford

aliyavana wrote:

keep in mind, dunmer have a sense of duty to uphold so and in this context people are willing to give up there life to feed other people while a new method is being worked on (yes dialogue mentions that they will work on a new method meanwhile) its a noble sacrifice to give up your life to feed other people when it is willingly

Thank you very much. This helps settle my mind a little bit. My biggest issue with this idea is that the food from the Wellspring is more of a luxury, rather than a necessity since they still have the food paste. However, the food paste does seem to come with it's own negatives...

Anyway, thanks again!