@JimD Possible typo by River: âI will kill the one who murdered her. When I am done the mourning process, my vengeance will be wrought on the killer.â Should it be: âwhen I am done with the mourning processâ? Or âwhen I am done mourning.â?
Possible duplicate info when leaving Heather after she freaked out on you about the relationship:
You stand and clean off the light debris clung to your clothes from sitting on the grass. Walking back to the Cathedral, the sun beats down on your back, and Heather continues to berate you. As you get further away, her words drift off.
You stand and clean off your clothes from the bit of dirt gathered while sitting on the ground. The air is thick and dry, and warm air gusts, nearly knocking you over.
The moment you added with Devlin at the beginning (my character is in a relationship with him) was really sweet. I felt more âin the momentâ as far as interactions go in this part than the other 4 parts. Assigning different characters to different duties was really fun. Heather⌠CORPSE DUTY. Really fun. Iâm running through it several times with several different builds. Iâll let you know how that goes.
First I want to say that Iâve really enjoyed the progression of Zombie Exodus and that itâs been a thrill to explore this rich world of possibilities.
Second, previously in the Part 4 beta my character engaged in a romance with Devlin and now as she supervises the pairs of survivors I come across this message-
I have a sugerence I start directly in five so I donât know in what state are people hurt or not so I send to watch a dude who canât see so itâs posible a way to see physical condition before assign task because I send people blindly
@JimD Is it possible for you to allow players to change the people assigned to the tasks? E.g I assign Emma to secure the Alcove, but I change my mind and send her to the front doors instead.
âOf all the things to ask me to do, why must you ask me to join corpse duty.â
I think a question mark would be better in this case? This is when Heather gets asked to do corpse duty.