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Clandestine - stealth spy game from the Logic Artists

Cassidy

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If this was more like a coop first person No One Lives Forever "spiritual successor" with much better stealth, it could become truly great.
 
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After watching the stream I have some questions:

Does the console window on the hacker interface do anything?

With regards to the meta game of leaving behind a footprint, it seems like that might degenerate into bad players getting into a death cycle, while good players don't have to worry about it. Do the devs have any ideas for handling that?

I hope they can fix the "hang out at doorway and takedown everyone" Roxorstrat.
 
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For those who missed this, here's the archive of the stream: http://www.twitch.tv/roxorowski/c/5484152

As for other stuffies, I asked Tuluse's questions at least:

Does the console window on the hacker interface do anything?
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It's mostly for storing data like the codes for hacked doors. Although apparently there will be commands added later for quick jumping between nodes or somesuch.

With regards to the meta game of leaving behind a footprint, it seems like that might degenerate into bad players getting into a death cycle, while good players don't have to worry about it. Do the devs have any ideas for handling that?
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Apparently, you are never going to run into a state where you fuck up so badly that you won't have the cash for bullets, for instance. You might be starving for assets, or there'll be some more security or somesuch on subsequent levels, but you won't fuck yourself up into a corner.

So how does it feel to have twenty guys rubbing it out to your voice Roxor?
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Why do you think I did it in the first place? :codexisfor:
 
agris

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Looks interesting, but the AI doesn't notice opened doors or bodies? I couldn't tell if bodies/corpses disappeared after a while or not, but it struck me as odd that the guard walked into the room you needed a code to unlock the other door to, while alerted (yellow), and didn't notice the opened door (around ~25:00).

edit: aaaand I just saw you ask that, and the dev clarified about bodies also.

for the others, yes they intend doors to give guards the alert status, and bodies will be noticed. neither appear implemented atm.
 
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So tripping the alarm spawns random npcs? So npcs patrolling and working at the place you infiltrate don't react or come looking?
 
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