Hi @ccandau ,
I got and tried it in my environment. It is a limitation I guess when we are working with conditions, in that case, I will add the PVA team here.
But you can do a workaround:
Option 1: Create a Power Automate action after the first message (condition 1 >> true: show a message >> add an action here because we can link the false condition here). Also, your flow will be responsible to receive your second variable (question) using inputs and you can do the condition within the Power Automate flow and returns the message to your PVA bot.
Option 2: Create the first question and the first condition, then, show a message if is a "true" way and create your second with the second condition.
E.g
Question 1 >> Condition 1 >> True >> Message >>
>> False >> No message >>
>> Question 2 >> Condition 2 >> ...
cc: @CleberM @micchow @chass