Point of no return (mild spoilers)

[Ragnak, MD]

When the "point of no return" warning appeared, I set off in a trip to explore and find treasures.

But there are some things missing, and can't find a solution for it:

-Once, the girl that sits in the ship's bar near Dave told me that the Volt was the best place to recruit young hackers. I went there a millions times, with and without Dave, and every time Alyssa says "there is no time for playing games".
-The first lab in Rohmu when I go there, a dark shadow appears by the entrance and dissapears when I'm near it, and there is a door in the second map that can be opened but Dave still says that it would take a lot to hack it
-I'm still missing crew for the ship...
-In the freedom festival the telesomething booth in which you have to guess in where is the... something... hidden, and you will always miss

[rwb36]

Have you lost a party member? If not, you're not at the point of no return.

[Ragnak, MD]

The warning about doing a secondary save (after nuluup, before going to the asteroids was not the definitive point of no return? Cool, I though that going there would trigger the final dungeon and boss inmediately

[rwb36]

Yeah, I think I'm going to remove that message there since it's confused a fair number of people. It is a good idea to save there because you can't exit that dungeon until you've finished it, but the endgame optional content doesn't open up until after that segment.

[Ragnak, MD]

Excellent! I'm one achievements closer to 100% (the last one).

[Nixitur]

Oh, I thought that was the point of no return, too. And I knew there were a few things that I had not finished (like the lady in the Gehenna shelter who I gave 3000 credits to, whatever is at the Volt and Telepick), but can't, so I thought I had either missed them or that I encountered a bug. Glad to hear that that is not, in fact, the point of no return.

Speaking about Telepick, I saw a mild spoiler in another thread saying that I should go there with someone telepathic, but I went there with every party member and it never worked.

[Nixitur]

Although, now that I think about it, if the asteroid where you can't get back from until you've finished it is the point where you lose that party member, then a vague warning might still be appropriate. After all, you might feel like going after some optional bosses and that party member might play a crucial part in your strategy. Sure, you can adapt, but it would probably sting quite a lot.