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Lock, I honestly didn't mean to... If you have any specific complaints (not about the overall brevity), I'm ready to fix them... In principle, I can even fix the brevity, but it will take time. I was just in a hurry, otherwise Revan would already be recording everyone.
Ment, the issue isn't the brevity of the quest, but the fact that since we already have a negotiator, Lock doesn't need to sign up. Before, he might have had thoughts and doubts like, "No, but how will they manage without a diplomat? Maybe I should sign up?" But now that we have a negotiator, those doubts have disappeared. After all, in many games, Lock was the leader and the main talker.