What do >we think about C4, lads?

>The skills still talk to you, and are all new, but with understandable overlap. For example, it's not called "Physical Instrument" anymore, but there's a brute force skill. Another seemed to echo "Espirit de Corps" as your sense of pride and loyalty to your employer.
>C4 has an "exertion" system that reminded me of advantage in Dungeons & Dragons: Add an extra die to your roll at the cost of penalties on future rolls, with those penalties disappearing after rest.
>The Thought Cabinet has been similarly tweaked in a clever way: Instead of waiting for a thought to internalize, you choose whether to embrace or suppress each thought for mutually exclusive bonuses.
>The devs described a "dissonance" system where you'll be penalized for making choices that contradict the thoughts you've internalized—they used the example of lighting up again after quitting smoking, and I was reminded of how there was no real penalty to relapsing after getting sober in Disco.
>You play a seasoned (or washed up) spy who has been brought in from the cold after an indeterminate amount of time for a critical mission.
>This spy has a set gender, physical appearance, past, and prior characterization much like Disco Elysium's Harry DuBois—At first glance she reminded me of Klaasje from Disco.
>Quest entries in the journal have unique key art that changes as the quests progress and to reflect their different outcomes.
>A minor detail that I really like: The equip screen of your inventory has a high-quality, concept art-style paper doll of your protagonist and all the gear she can equip, rather than Disco's zoom-in of Harry's character model.

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Cancelled Disco Elysium sequel was called Locust City, would have starred Cuno and Cunoesse