Changes to the "Jail Break" event?

[homek76]

Hi.
I'm returning to F76 for Wastelanders after half a year absence. And now i'm trying to get those 20 treasury notes per day through events. And Jail Break is one of these events that grants notes.

But i have trouble doing it successfully (yeah, laugh all you want ;-) ). Problem is the suicider in the end. There was *never* a problem half a year ago. But now the event suddenly failed. I saw the suicider appearing (and i mean spawning) directly at the door in the yard, exploding and failing the event. In the second try there was a marker to the interior for this event. So i entered the building, found nothing but the standard ghouls, left the building again (because the marker was now showing to the yarddoor) and as i was standing in the yard again, the event failed again without me seeing any signs of the suicider.

How is it done?
Where does he spawn and to where is he going?
It is a little embarrassing failing a level 15 event with a well equipped level 100 heavy gunner, so *please* help me out :-D

[Halcyform]

Could be lag?

Suicider usually comes from the front with the other supermutants. If you have the quest highlighted, the quest will warn you about the suicider.

In my experience, he can come from two spots: from the front at the broken wall, or from the entry way near the truck. He'll run to either door but usually to the smaller one.

I haven't seem him warp yet, but I wouldn't be surprised to see it happen. Seventy glitch has all kinds of annoying bugs to it.

[homek76]

Ok, strange. Will have an eye on it.

[Elgroscriss]

In pretty sure the marker you saw for inside was either for another quest or it was a marker for the turrets to repair
Ive done this event many times and never have been mislead since it's pretty straightforward.
The mutant 90% come from the broken wall up front and a couple come from the side Tunnel/entrance.

I usually just sit on a roof of a collapse building next to the wall and snipe the mutants one by one.

The suicider also has a beeping noise that you can't really miss.