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In the hallway between the Briefing room and Armoury.

I imagine Xantalos' char like those shady guys that sell illegal stuff, but with limbs.

A giant robobody is standing in the corner, only its head visible, sticking out through its cloak.
As you approach, it starts whispering to you.
"Psst. Psssst. Hey. Hey you."
You try to ignore it. It starts walking besides you.
"Hey, you looking for something good? Eh? You want something good? I've got primo stuff, right here."
Still following you, it opens up its cloak, revealing its merchandise.
"Limbs, you want limbs? Arms, legs, I've got all. And organs, I've got organs, freshly harvested last week. See? Seeeee? Eyballs, hearts, lungs. Still fresh, still red, still throbbing. Wanna touch them? They feel real. Come one, I'll make you a good price. Eh? Eh? Whadya say?"

"Limbs, you want limbs? Arms, legs, I've got all.

This brings a whole new meaning to "arms" dealer.

Kai sat thinking about the mission briefings. The black ops one, he did not have much information on and was "on the darker side of morally grey". He did not like the sound of that.

The planet investigation sounded dangerous. Really, really dangerous. Especially as no one knew what the heck happened there.

The Anomaly investigation also sounded dangerous. Perhaps more dangerous than the planet investigation. However, there the chance of something waiting in ambush seemed lower. Plus, science would be advanced. The choice was obvious.

Volunteer for the Anomaly mission as preference, and planet investigation second.

The MCP-II is five tokens, same as the old MK-II, right?

Head over to the mess to get some water to drink, then head over to briefing room.

Quote from: Hapah on July 01, 2015, 12:15:57 am

I just had a funny thought. Who's gonna get Xan into the ship? The only person alive is the pilot, and Xan is whipping through space at hundreds of miles per hour, if memory serves.

Speed is irrelevant in space. If pilot syncs up speeds he can easily move in front of Xan, remotely open hatch, slow down a little and Xan flies in by himself. Easy.

I literally just typed that on the mission thread before I saw that post.

What could possibly go wrong? 

Hehe, I remember playing the original Dungeon Keeper. T'was a good game.

Only problem is, I can't get it to work on anything after XP. Guess it was designed for 9x architecture rather than the more modern .NET architecture used in Windows 2000 and later.
No, hold on. Apparently Windows 98 used the .NET architecture, and that is what Dungeon Keeper ran on. Must be some other compatibility issue.

Does it count if the player is the Bad Guy? Or does it have to be an NPC?