But I got the crank and put it on and all it did was open a little opening in the sea wall. I thought it was related to the crank and across, like it would flood the area. The guitar fathoms building? It always seems closed and there is a bubble in one of the time periodsįor the last one in Karl's Bay, I have spent way too many dozens of minutes trying to break the engine to get in there because it really looks like there's an open window. Loop destiblizer mini-game with vistors to inkets? I didn't get enough to get anything

Is that related to the smoke out in Updamm? There's also a house on the other side with a doorbell but nothing happens. Keeping Mask Maker alive to get in his workshop Guy in the boathouse? I survived the gas and turned it off but nothing happens.and I can't get to him or get where he is I find it fantastic that it seems to lightly ties-in with Dishonored (through props and subtle hints) but never mentions it outright, drastically expanding its own universe without relying on past stories. The way they act and behave in this time loop is really believable once you read all their notes and dialogues. Characters are colorful and quite 3-dimensionals, all have charismatic personalities and different backstories, intentions and motivations. The world building though is incredible, right up there with Deus Ex, Dishonored and Prey. or at least to have some nice cliffhangers. In a game that's all about secrets, codes, time travel and alternative universes, I expected to be surprised. They tell you at the beginning what's gonna happen. It's actually a super linear mission system that tells you exactly what to do. I feel like nearly all of Arkane's communication was about finding your own way of beating the game by analyzing the world and its NPCs, finding the best way to kill all visionaries in one 'day'. I expected the game to be much less linear than it was.

Crank wheel dishonored 2 mission 7