Mills and Kuzak.

[kud1]

I first talked to Kuzak at the police station, and then to Mills in the city, and after the conversation ended, I received a message that I supported Mills, even though I did not support any candidate during the conversation. Is this some kind of bug?

[NuclearSnail]

No matter what I say, it always says that I supported Kuzak first, and then later mills. I don't want to support either of them.... It's not the best RPG I've ever seen, but it's fun.

[Ze Commander]

Originally posted by LunarSail:

No matter what I say, it always says that I supported Kuzak first, and then later mills. I don't want to support either of them.... It's not the best RPG I've ever seen, but it's fun.

actually this seems intentional as being seen with either candidate can be seen as supporting them, so just ignore them, if you dont want to support either side

[FeilDOW]

I was confused by that as well, but like mentioned if you don't want to support them then don't talk to them.

[DescipleOfZen]

I think just giving them the time of day triggers that. AFAIK It's purely optional to chat with them.

[General M-13 / Vindya Miriel]

Originally posted by kud1:

I first talked to Kuzak at the police station, and then to Mills in the city, and after the conversation ended, I received a message that I supported Mills, even though I did not support any candidate during the conversation. Is this some kind of bug?

IFAIK: You can choose NOT to talk to either of them since they are "side missions" ergo when you do this: you do not support them by giving them the cold shoulder :P

[Pantherr]

It seems that none of the interactions with them really matter. What matters is what you say, who you choose, when you are asked by a reporter who you support...

That decides who wins the election..

[Not Anonymous]

so its wrong information then

[Moderator Abuse]

Literally walk past either of them in game it shows [You Supported Pathetic weasel (Insert Name).], There's something definitely wrong with the Political thing and seems to not influence anything really at all, in the movie Robocop 2 they really drive the hatred for OCP
I was pro Kuzak for taking drug money into politics.

[matrixmod]

However you talk to them it affects robocop’s political position. So I found that not talking to them is to keep neutral.

[Lardo]

Originally posted by matrixmod:

However you talk to them it affects robocop’s political position. So I found that not talking to them is to keep neutral.

No, itjust gives you options. At some point Robocop is asked about his actual position, so it's totally up to you if you want to show support for either of the candidates.