Best_Leopard

I've enjoyed reading your adventures, @BareSkin ! Thanks for taking so much time and effort to document your travels. I'm sure it seems tedious, but it really helped me pass some otherwise quite boring days this week. I tried Sleepwalker 1 a couple of times but didn't get too far, mostly because my successful Loper starts have been on TWM and Pleasant Valley. The randomizer gave my Sleepwalkers starts at Mystery Lake, and I soon found out to my great disappointment that there are (apparently) no guaranteed match spawns there and very limited water. Gonna have to try again sometime soon. Thanks for the inspiration!

I get ya. That's creativity for you -- it has its own rhythms. I just appreciate what you've given us and I know it's always nice to hear that someone out there is actually reading and enjoying our work. Aha! I had a suspicion about that, actually. I saw an error in logic earlier but wasn't sure whether it was intentional on your part (and the character is wrong) or it was a mistake that you made as the author. I don't remember how to do spoiler tags on here, so I'll just PM you what I noticed. That way, if it's an author mistake you can correct it (and if not I don't give it away for anyone else).

I haven't logged into this forum in a looooooong time, but I just wanted to say how much I've been enjoying your story. Robert York's ramblings are a bit... much ( ) but overall I admire the layers going on here. The journals of the Quonset Manager, the framing of the archaeologist, and the writings that (at least appear to) have been written by Jennifer all correlate in interesting ways. Your policy of "2+2 storytelling" is working for sure, since I'm enjoying piecing this together. I'll definitely never look at the Quonset garage the same way again. Anyway, thanks very much for the story. I hope you keep working on this and sharing it with us! Here's a cup of coffee for your troubles:

I posted this to bug reports as well, although I know other people have probably had similar things happen. Fluffy the Carter Hydro Dam wolf managed to die with his head through the walkway floor, which I thought was absolutely hilarious -- until I realized that my arrow was still stuck in his head and now I can't get it. Even leaving the dam and coming back in only made the arrow end up on the floor, which is still out of reach even if I crouch.