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When I got to the Avenue Six run to rescue Bob, i killed all the Avenue Six Girls, and triggered the conversation where Bob's Girlfriend Cassie reveals her face-heal turn. I killed the Avenue Six leader, then Cassie surrendered, and gained a speech bubble, while the gang leader's corpse got a loot tag. I happened to be standing closer to the corpse than to Cassie, so I grabbed the corpse loot first, planning to talk to Cassie next. As soon as I looted the corpse, Cassie despawned, leaving me with nothing interactable that I can reach (door on Bob's cell still closed) and no way to continue with the game.
I was able to get past this after reloading from an earlier save by talking to Cassie first, then looting the corpse. This still needs a fix, though: the order you do these in shouldn't matter, and especially shouldn't break the game entirely.
Also, would appreciate if you would add a spoiler alert tag on the big plot twist of Act 1. Many thanks.
I've also noticed a few minor issues, mostly "continuity" issues:
- At the very beginning of the game, Bob says something to Jim, but Jim's reply still shows Bob's name and portrait.
- Dr. Detroit's portrait shows a white man with a red beard, but his avatar/sprite is a clean-shaven black man.
- If you take the job from him, he gives you "half the money I promised" even if you hadn't discussed payment.
- Although it's not a bug, it would be nice if there were an option to say "I have my hands full now, but maybe later" instead of either accepting the job or turning down for good.
- When you listen to the messages on Bob's vidphone, you assume that he's already heard them. If that were the case, why does it still say he has two *new* messages?
- After you talk to Babs on Cassie's vidphone, there's still a speech bubble appearing above the vidphone even though nothing happens if you click on it.
- When you first arrive at Avenue Six, your companions can move normally, but the PC can't do anything until the second turn.
- Also, it's kind of frustrating that your PC only gets 2 AP/turn when all your companions have 3.
Also, why am I a 34 karma starter geared character in a party of 3AP experts? Actually, your characters have a LOT of issues. The troll has two katanas, and a smartlinked pistol he can't use due to not having a datajack, the decker has 2 esps but only the starting deck, which can only use one, the mage supposedly has a fireball spell, but it doesn't show up in combat.
-edit- okay, managed to get past the first fight after another couple of goes. When you put the objective as 'survive the ambush', my first thought was 'I have cover in here, I'll turtle up and fight from here' not 'I better run before the ELITE MAGES OF DOOM show up'. Still, you really should look at the builds of your characters and enemies.
some constructive critics
Hiring Shadowrunners: after hiring one or more shadowrunners, they still continue to appears like sideciks and doesn't disappaer, often generating clones of themselfs. Those clones during a mission didn't follow the user charatcher, but they become active during battles.
Portraits: sure this great portraits collection caught a lot of your free time and efforts. I notice that some caratchers has been improoved from 0.36 to 0.39 (example: Rutger Hautland), some others still looks too much happy/cheersfull to be shadowrunners (example: Redmist, Glutman), considering how much dark is the 6th world...
I hope for a general update for many of them, cause some extra time spendt to update and improove portraits will be well spendt time.
Also, thanks for the kudos on portraits. As mentioned, they did require a lot of time and soul to put together, heh. As for Red mist, she's a complete gun nut, so it's only understandable she's getting some jollies out of firing a full automatic assault rifle. As for Glutman, he's based on his SNES-era portrait- I think it rather fits the persona I gave him in terms of the plot in my mod, considering what transpires if you accept the side quest to meet with Glutman...
PS: didn't know that is a she. Maybe a mad grin smile will looks better. Just my two cent.
Bringing back my childhood memories to SNES Glutman i always associate him to a doublecross bastard fixer and imho Brice Cook was able to recreate that feel. And about your plot, Glutman acts like i was thinking about.
Anyway considering the last sentence, the happy face could fit too to Glutman behaviours.
The mod was originally started after Dead Man's Switch, but was recently updated for Shadowrun Returns 1.1, which contained Dragonfall's new script functions.
EDIT:
Ah, appears the wrong message was displayed from the secondary node- this was for the security grates that are enabled if the Lone Star base is in full alert. The third one's for the evidence lockup. Will be fixed for 0.39.