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A lot of fun so far though.
GM_Wil ,
i wanted jimmys quest to be repeatable so that was on purpose...
Read a few posts before posting.
Very good work my man. Keep it up.
i wanted jimmys quest to be repeatable so that was on purpose...the other things you mentioned ill look into soon and fix...thanx 4 the feedback
Yes the loop bug you expeirenced was fixed as was the other bugs you mentioned ...thanx for the heads up tho! if you catch anything else let me know.....i will be updating this alot this week with new decker stuff and new parts and enemies etc.....just check the changelog for what has been done! game on!
These bugs that you are mentioning have already been fixed with a previous update....i suggest you read the changelog before posting bugs that i have already addressed...the story plays as it should correctly from beggining to end....i just played it and tested it myself from start to finish and it is working correctly now!
I tried replaying and went to the club first, but got a bug where my character couldn't move after the boss surrendered. I think it might have been because I killed him in one attack, so when he started talking about his leg being shot he was already dead. I also killed his bodyguard in the same round, with another single attack, so that might have messed up something too.
I liked the larger areas in this, and that the combat was relatively challenging.