@Tetrafish_21@Urben that’s awesome !!
I discovered while I was working on Farah from the Ambrose Ruins. Was loading the cannon to target her, then a guard appeared, propaned him beside the cannon and then a non-target kill and door unlocked appeared, took 10 mins to know what really happened Missed to search this in youtube.
Did you have the save file issue in previous installment?, when I load the cannon and save it, then load the game the explosion does not work on the cannon?
I think that was always the case with Save/Load cycles.
Before that cannons did not even require to be loaded. Resulted in a fun contract on Landslide where you shot the out-of-reach cannon. Also shooting an auto gun made the cannon fire rapidly as well.
I don’t know why but I really appreciated that Diana said “targets down” when you got them both simultaneously; IO’s general attention to detail regarding things that are incredibly unlikely to happen continues to astound me!
Speaking of Farah, but unrelated to cannon fire, did she always have a moving path? In my first play throughs of Ambrose, she was always stationary in front of her bar. When I fired it up recently, she was walking through and in front of it. The only thing that changed on my end is that I did her quests. Did that change her patterns or did IO and I missed it?
Like Patrick Carlisle (he’s the only other example I can think of) Akka and Crest both have dynamic jackets that sway a bit if they get exploded or fall off a chair from poison. I assume some other targets must have this but I guess many targets in the trilogy are in formal wear
So disguises on this level are broken lol. VIP guest - not only you’re allowed in the VIP area, but also surprisingly in all the staff rooms including the security room, basically everywhere except the studio and the helipad. Santa - same. The photographer - same + the studio. Waiter - allowed everywhere including Havilland’s private room and the helipad.
Another thing is that there are some unexpected frisks; firstly, you’ll be frisked at the entrance to the VIP area as a photographer or a waiter, but other disguises including Santa and VIP guest won’t be frisked. Guards at the elevator to the studio will frisk you only if you’re a waiter. A guard at the helipad will frisk you even if you’re wearing a bodyguard disguise.
Last but not least - some guards on the level carry TMPs, but you as a bodyguard can’t have one, and even civilians know that and will become witnesses
Edit: okay disregard the TMP part - apparently the standard issue “SLP 40” handgun is illegal to hold in the guard disguise too
Now I remember that on some of the levels you’re allowed to openly carry the “issued” firearms as a guard and on some others you’re not. Gotta look into that
@Yacob Imho you should be kicked out of the surveillance room in any disguise except the bodyguard’s one. They don’t mind you here at all unless you’re wearing the signature suit! (or the ordinary guest disguise which is useless and hard to obtain)
The photographer may not be broken. Same with Santa although it’s less likely. The VIP guest permission and the frisk stuff is crazy though.
I always thought it was strange being frisked to get out to the chopper, but I must have never tried going up to the non party areas as a VIP guest. It’s funny I have played that level at least 100 times and clearly still have things I haven’t tried.
If you trust your employees then they can be in the security room. Maybe he’s the only photographer ever bc Lorne is a lunatic and doesn’t trust anyone else Plus isn’t it set up such that you must walk through that room to get to/from the chopper? << I know that’s a stretch but it’s not impossible.