It's terrible to have your own tactics turned against you, but not much can be done to stop the shock-baton heavies crawling out of the woodwork, bashing poor Gaichu over the head again and again. The Tiger's Den: The key fight takes place shortly after Lam's betrayal.
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We're still keeping to a code of keeping the bodycount low on the job, but mayhaps we've gotten a little too used to the casualties this line of work can leave. After all, we've been shadowrunning for a while and have evidently reached the point of executing the odd person here-or-there. Given the themes of the story, I like to think of this as an opening descent of sorts. If you're questioning me leaving a bunch of civilians to die to complete a run smoothly: absolutely, you've got a point. Unfortunately we can't save the civilians from the police, since we can't enter Pang's restaurant while in combat and one of the officers involved is another captain with JoltAlert. If you like, mentally increase the kill-count by 1. Maybe it's something to do with the plot-radio he's carrying messing up the scripting. Rude Awakening: We actually get through this mission with no kills recorded, despite gunning a captain down.How many people do you have to kill in Shadows of Hong Kong? Mission by mission report
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The campaign's on the shorter side, so that means you can have a full breakdown this time. Still, you may as well strap yourself in. Many enemy types now no-sell AP damage entirely thanks to JoltAlert, and our slow-and-steady approach to enemy removal will now frequently have us sustaining ourselves through multiple waves of enemies. We could beat the main campaign without killing a single metahuman, and only a few key runs threw heavy combat at us. Or at least, it's been changed radically. The truth is that our ethos doesn't translate. Now, you might wonder why it's been over a year between installments. On a good run, we were the ideal Shadowrunner. Essentially we played a perfectionist Shadowrunner who preferred clean ops: they used charm and guile to complete objectives without violence, and if combat did break out, used Duncan to subdue enemies non-lethally. Some of you might recall that last year I attempted what was basically a Shadowrun: Hong Kong pacifist run.
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Karma Spent: 198 / Number of Kills: 19 / Manual Saves: 23 They are named using the game's stardard convention npc_ I just humbly ask to credit Shadowrun Electric if you use them in your UGC. These are original creations and they are free to use. Shadowrun Electric proudly presents a treat for the Shadowrunner community: 32 character portraits for Lonestar NPCs (or cops in general). There were very few vanilla portraits in Shadowrun Returns that wore law enforcement outfits.
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