It has happened a couple of times in the past that a character of mine is behind a locked door that's being broken, but hours later someone just walks in without a crack. I've been in the belief that the person entering had somehow acquired a copy of the key, because I never heard the lock breaking. But apparently the case is that there is no sound at all - even though you can hear the project starting, you cannot hear it ending.
A part of me wonders if this is some sort of a bug, but the most likely explanation is that it has simply not been programmed in the first place.
In my opinion, you should hear both 1) when it's started, 2) when people stop working on it, 3) when it's resumed and 4) when it's finished successfully. Finishing unsuccessfully should fall under people stopping to work on it. You probably couldn't tell if a second person joins in or leaves, only if the process stops altogether.
Otherwise you might as well start lock breaking projects on all the locks in town, so that would need arise, you could start working on the project whenever you like and the people on the other side would never hear a thing. (Unless of course it fails and you need to start again.)
You should hear when a lock breaks
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But you can still SEE it...
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Yes, you can see that the lock has vanished, that's true. But for the first case, my character was killed straight after, and in the second case dragged away and locked up in another building, so I never had a chance to realise that the lock had in fact been destroyed. You don't see it if you don't have a chance to look at the Objects list.
Of course now I know but it's very obscure. And it might be possible that lockbreaking finishes while the breaker is asleep, but the person inside is not. This might give the person a chance to start moving, since if there's an event, it will also highlight the character on the list. Otherwise it would remain gray so you would think that nothing has happened.
Of course now I know but it's very obscure. And it might be possible that lockbreaking finishes while the breaker is asleep, but the person inside is not. This might give the person a chance to start moving, since if there's an event, it will also highlight the character on the list. Otherwise it would remain gray so you would think that nothing has happened.
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SekoETC wrote:Yes, you can see that the lock has vanished, that's true.
No, What I wanted to mean is that you can SEE on the activity screen that someone's working on the project "picking lock·"
If you're inside, and someone's working near you, the you can see it from the activity screen.
But if someone's breaking the lock from outside, you can't see him /her from inside (I guess so!) and then you mean you wanted to hear that breaking from inside..??
Yeah, why not?
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The case was that the project is on the other side of the door than the listener. And we can leave out 2 and 3 if we must, but logically you should be able to hear it.
You hear the picking on the lock on Place A stop.
Person A says: "*listens* I... think they stopped."
You hear someone trying to break the lock on Place A again.
Person B says: "Nope, there it is again."
The lock breaking on Place A has finished successfully.
Person A says: "AARgh, ruuuuuun!!"
You hear the picking on the lock on Place A stop.
Person A says: "*listens* I... think they stopped."
You hear someone trying to break the lock on Place A again.
Person B says: "Nope, there it is again."
The lock breaking on Place A has finished successfully.
Person A says: "AARgh, ruuuuuun!!"
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