7.3 MSQ puzzles

[MicahZerrshia]

I prefer this over talking to 3 random npcs whose dialogue you won't even read for the 1000th time.

Well that's not great either. But let's stop pretending lining 4 shapes up and walking to the furthest clickable thing away to click on the thing (it's always the furthest thing) just to get a keycard is amazing design either.

Praising SE for even lower effort mediocrity that is slightly better than the previous mediocrity is what got us into this problem to begin with. Let's at least try not to repeat that.

[Voryn]

I got a bit excited as it was starting, expecting something that would be a bit more interesting to do, but it was too simple and there were too many obvious hints so it was a little disappointing.

Seeing some more effort to have variety in msq objectives is really nice though. Hopefully there’s more things like this, and more new things so we’re doing more than just walking from one npc to the next.

[Ayan_Calvesse]

yet I wonder how many people screwed up the 3 directors passwords.

[Tidrek]

I liked the puzzles. Of course they weren't "difficult"; you just had to pay attention and engage with the game. I hope they go further in this direction and keep adding mechanics from single-player RPGs that keep you engaged during the MSQ.