So, after I save Nazir, run to the next room, listen to her speech, and jump in the coffin - my game ALWAYS freezes. She goes "sleep.", everything goes black, and that's it. Any ideas? I really don't want to re-do the entire quest line, I really didn't enjoy it the first time.

Have you left it for a long time? After a while you get rescued by babette and azir.

Happened to me I just reloaded and did it again. Save often in this game.

...Really? I was afraid of that. I'd left it for a while, but I always cave and hit the X-Box button-thingy in the middle to make sure it hasn't frozen, and I suppose maybe that's making it trying to load too many things, and freezing.

Cheers, though! I'll go try it again, and just leave it for half an hour. If nothing happens by then, I guess I just have to start again.

Try it again but when I say a while it shouldnt be any longer than 5 minutes. I though mine had froze at first but then after a few mins you hear voices that get louder and louder. Hope you get it sorted!

Yeah, I thought "oh great. just great. my game froze." but I waited it out and just as I was getting up to reset my XBox I heard voices and the casket opened.

Mine actually did freeze there. To check just hit your xbox button on controller if the menu don't come up your frozen.

While I was waiting, I got up to make something to eat. It took roughly four minutes, but it happened. No idea why it took so bloody long, but the good news is that I'm now offically done with the DB.

Sorted! Now you can enjoy *POSSIBLE SPOILER* The torture chamber!

Nah. We don't need a torture chamber. That's a bit too dark for me. We do assassinations. I don't see the point in torture, although a rack might be good for chiropractic adjustments after a long day in the saddle. I do find them too Dominionish. We don't need one. I'd prefer a training and meditation room. I didn't order one even though it's one of the cheaper items on the list.

I got the interrogation chamber, but I didn't realize it came with subjects. I got what I wanted from them, then granted them a swift death.