Helping your neighbor.... or not.... but you did. Huh?

[JeffMakesGames]

So, the event where a woman comes to you to help board up her windows, to protect herself and her daughter. I had Roman answer the door. I did not click 'no' nor did I tell her to wait a second.

I clicked 'yes' and sent Roman to go help and the rest of my characters...

Well, they say contradicting statements saying that I refused to help her, and then that I DID help her. Because of this, no one in the group is 'content' with this actual positive decision.

WHY?!

I didn't refuse to help her at all!

[JeffMakesGames]

This bug seems to happen with many other events where you 'send someone' to help, and the person you are sending IS Roman.

Sending Roman AT ALL seems to cause a negative AND positive reaction to everyone else in the group.

Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/ppf7gDW.jpg

[maxno]

I sent Bruno and got the same.

[JeffMakesGames]

It's happening when helping anyone that comes to the place.

[soop]

same here I clicked "Give me a sec" and they instantly got sad mood every time. It didn't happen before the update

[Clockwork_Tomato]

Same problem. What is more, after completing the scenario, the game informs me that I refused to help the neighbour. It happens with various characters, not Roman only.

[PranjalEostra]

I've got the same problem, regardless of who I send to help, it's always "didn't help" immediately followed by "did help" , but the mood stays or becomes sad anyway for all remaining people. Even the epilogue says i both did and didn't help.

So until this is fixed, my neighbors can fend for themselves.

[BitsOfSkin]

Doesn't matter how you answer or who you send, it always ends up making them sad...
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1202812499

[nemserultnem]

Same here. Got both the 'We should've helped' and 'Glad we helped' bio updates as well. Morale did not change (meaning that the possible positive morale effect on helping out was lost). Annoying.