Glad to hear it! I will try.

Glad you like it! The writing is definitely a strong point for me also

Short version; it matters sometimes, and other times it doesn't. There's a few reasons why they are getting away with it. If I went too close to a military base, they'd get shot immediately. So some of it depends on where in the city you are. This is also incredibly early in the game; it's hard to communicate in the demo but I can't emphasize enough that while it's going to start opening up *some* from being linear soon, the main part of the game after all the tutorializing is done (Chapter 2 onwards) is *extremely* open in terms of the possibilities. There's guardrails here to make sure you aren't just getting into fights all the time and can concentrate on other aspects such as the citybuilding in this video. I'll also spoiler something that's coming up; we'll need to steal something from one of the military bases to accomplish one of our goals, that's probably a couple videos or so away. If you use bots that are marked defective to do that, it will go quite badly for you :)

@@strategicsage7694 Of course, but I'm wondering if using technicians and other less combat oriented bots for infiltration and not caring about how obvious combat bots are unless you need to sneak them somewhere is better simply because combat bots keep getting revealed because they attack humans openly to defend your assets. So unless you set aside a specific robot as your assassin bot (which could be cool) then it feels like getting combat bots back to 'blending in' status is a waste of time except for specific situations.

In general yes, I don't think it's worth worrying about.