Enri98
Greenhorn
While I was testing stuff with mods, I noticed that during the wedding ceremony Lewis doesn't give all his speech.
In 1.5 he said:
"Well, let's get right to it!"
"(farmer name)... (spouse name)... As the mayor of Pelican Town, and regional bearer of the matrimonial seal, I now pronounce you husband and... well, husband!"
"You may kiss."
Now he completely skips the "As a mayor of Pelican Town..." part, so he just says "(farmer name)... You may kiss."
Just to be sure I unistalled all my mods, however the problem still persists.
I'm playing on Steam Deck, on version 1.6.15 build 24356.
I'll also attach my save file, just sleep one day and the ceremony should occur.
EDIT: I was wrong, the wedding happens as soon as you load the save.
EDIT2: I decided to look into the unpacked game files, and I noticed that for some reason Lewis skips the dialogue starting from whichever 2nd word is used in the "(farmer name)... (spouse name)... As the mayor..." part, which in this case is "(spouse name)...".
However I'm no SV modding expert, so I may have pinpointed the wrong source of the error.
In 1.5 he said:
"Well, let's get right to it!"
"(farmer name)... (spouse name)... As the mayor of Pelican Town, and regional bearer of the matrimonial seal, I now pronounce you husband and... well, husband!"
"You may kiss."
Now he completely skips the "As a mayor of Pelican Town..." part, so he just says "(farmer name)... You may kiss."
Just to be sure I unistalled all my mods, however the problem still persists.
I'm playing on Steam Deck, on version 1.6.15 build 24356.
I'll also attach my save file, just sleep one day and the ceremony should occur.
EDIT: I was wrong, the wedding happens as soon as you load the save.
EDIT2: I decided to look into the unpacked game files, and I noticed that for some reason Lewis skips the dialogue starting from whichever 2nd word is used in the "(farmer name)... (spouse name)... As the mayor..." part, which in this case is "(spouse name)...".
However I'm no SV modding expert, so I may have pinpointed the wrong source of the error.
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