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Agreed. My main issue is the lack of options in the heist for those who want to roleplay a cool under pressure V. Saying silent isn't a great choice.

Yea i thought so too. Not exactly what i would call an appropriate time to interrogate someone lol. 1649530919 Of course your V is selfish if you are choosing all the ahole lines :p My V is very good natured:giggle:

Perhaps that's a translation issue. The line on the english version is "I will f'n kill you" which seems to be a reasonable thing to say to someone who is going to murder you even if its not really a option under the circumstances"

True they are optional but are they not a teeny bit devoid of reasonable human interaction. A bit on the nose?

While we are talking about some debatable narrative choices perhaps y'all like to weigh in on some of the options given after the saka ninja car sequence when you first interact with Takemura. A seemingly hostile guy who will slap you in the face if you ask for help while literally dying in a...

I just don't really think it fits the character, the build up to the heist or is a rational way to act. It wouldn't really bother me so much if there were alternatives other than remaining silent and even when you do that the character takes the death of Tbug out on Jackie as if he somehow is to...

Yea, I mean i get that it would be stressful but it comes off more as some ham fisted guilt trip to Jackie's demise. One can be stressed without being a total ahole.. especially to a friend. Not to mention the dialogue options before and after that seem to express enthusiam at becoming a legend...

Why do all the dialogue options while in the relic heist mission have to be so negative? Kind of bugs me that V is such a downer in the prologue mission for seemingly no apparent reason. Soon at you jump in the Delamain its all doom and gloom as if you suddenly just hate Jackie's existence...

I didn't have Optical Camo just for the record. Probably a bug.

There's an advertisement that's a reference to the Matrix. but i think its for clothes in cyberpunk. Saw it in an elevator.

Yea, I thought that's maybe what you were getting at. But it doesn't seem to be linked to the VB's. My best guess is it's perhaps a debuff because i hadn't slept or showered for a while. But its hard to say because there's a complete lack of information.

Yea perhaps you are right. Generally don't report issues when i can't identify them as actual bugs though.. rather not waste devs time with stuff i just don't understand.

Think it appeared after i was in Animal base but can't be sure all i know is it was still there after i finished the mission and after i killed all the VB's including Placide. Seems to have gone away now after i went to my appartment. Still no idea what it was supposed to represent which is kind...

I would have loved to say your method worked but alas, not for this particular icon.

Got this weird icon during the voodoo boys quest and i havent the foggiest what it is supposed to mean. Is there some in game glossary where they tell you what status effects you have and what the icons mean cause i cant find it.

Right i feel you should have to grab the player and plug in to hack simple line of sight hacking is way to easy.

Yea stash it broken as hell it even buffs your items. V's favourite top which i got at the start of the game has been buffed because it sat in the stash at least thats what i believe the problem is.

No, I just understand the design principle of "Sometimes less is more". When the design bogs down inventory management the cost of having different icons for the same item becomes a "more is less" scenario. You cannot smell or taste the food you cannot even see yourself eat it. I'm not saying...

it just aims down sight like a regular weapon. There is no ability attached to a smart weapon apart from tracking bullets which it will do automatically if within the targeting box.

I don't think you understand the issue. It's not a complaint about the asthetics of the clothing but the behavior of it upgrading itself.