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Jumpis Ray-Ray actually in the game? I'd like to feed him his teeth
I'm glad you enjoyed the mod, but I Kelley's story is told - for now. I never say never, but my instinct is to leave this story with the conclusion selected by the player.
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The "Signal for Kelley to Speak" sequence bugged out for me. Kelley and Ray-Ray never got to say their full lines, with combat always starting prematurely (from testing, it varied a little bit, but generally Kelley said her initial line, Ray-Ray said the first of his lines, then Kelley attacked and partially said the first of her followup lines; sometimes Ray-Ray had subtitles post-death XD). I'm not too sure what could've caused that in aaIMOKelleyRayRayExchange but maybe it's the multiple lines per response causing script to fire early? FWIW, I know that vanilla code handles these sorts of situations with the Conversation tab (e.g. see I Could Make You Care).
I didn't see anyone else reporting this issue, so maybe it's a me-unique issue... but I really have no idea about what thing outside the mod could be causing it. And to be fair, it was mostly because I'd gone through all the dialogue in xedit that I was able to notice the missing lines in the confrontation, so it's possible that others simply wouldn't have the intel to notice the discrepancy.
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I haven't played any of the other mods (maybe someday in the distant future), but I really liked this one. Simple scope; lots of endings; lots of roleplay-dialogue; fits really nicely into the gameworld; and a "full circle" feeling is always cool, in this case with the game's tutorial.
FWIW, though the 4th-wall-y 'playful wink' should obviously be WW, I think that the rest of the dialogue fits seamlessly in (even more so because it parallels some of the potential journeys for Kelley herself, so of course she'd think about it, and of course it'd have narrative relevance). It's okay to have a roman a clef element like that - it's not even silly if it's done well, and those lines were done very well.
(Of course, Wild Wasteland is the only way to play the game, so it's not that big of a deal. But I still think it would have been nice as a default bit of dialogue.)
I tend to be conservative with such matters, hence my proclivity for gating that type of dialogue behind WW. Your point is duly noted, though - I suppose it was a reflection of my desire to remain incognito at the time.
Thank you for the kind words, by the way - this mod is precisely why I'm committed to releasing standalone projects in the future. I like the freedom to undertake small, character-centered projects that aren't tethered to some over-arching conspiracy involving my usual suspects (e.g., profane cowboys). If you enjoyed this mod, Sincerely is probably the closest in style and tone. Some of my other mods are... quite different.
Just a small piece of feedback: I am running a build that has next to no guns skill and it was pretty much impossible to progress the first step of the quest. Would be awesome to be able to give the first lesson with an energy weapons check as well, or at least allow the player to have a failed guns check visible in the dialogue tree, because i thought i had something wrong in my game that prevented me from progressing at all. Only after raising the Guns skill I saw the dialogue appearing.
Excited to see where this leads, thank you for the work as always!
We must convince her to use energy weapons!
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Jokes aside, this is a great mod. Not a big, empty "DLC SIZE!!" unpolished mess, just a small, very well done quest, with lots of roleplay opportunities.
Well done.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the mod!
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