Changelog:
10-91d was mislabeled as it was defined using the real world code of 10-91, not 10-91d.
Whereas 10-91d is:
Further supported by sentences.txt
@Cindy
This thread has been inactive for over a year, but I thought I'd drop my two cents. You did a good job of using the sentences.txt for context for the majority of the content. The locations were given their own headcanon, so to speak, considering they're lumped as randomized names for certain maps rather than specific places that have stated meaning as you've highlighted.
It's cool to see you referenced the California Penal Code system, as that was the developer's base model for the codes Overwatch and the Metro Cops use. Upon a quick skim, there's really only one incorrect code that I see often misinterpreted, which is the 647e one. Many communities declare it as either meaning "miscount" or "anti-citizen," neither of which is the case.
In-game, it's 647e disengaged from the workforce, which is Combine jargon for "this person is loitering about aimlessly, deviating from their work detail," which is how we see the Metro Cops react when they see Gordon goofing around in the train station, plaza and apartment block with no clear purpose. This is, of course, before they realize he's the unregistered miscount escapee from the train station checkpoint
Here's a source from the Raising the Bar book, which details all the cop codes and their meanings (including some not featured in the game) for reference:
// My last squadmate died; I'm all that's left!
METROPOLICE_LAST_OF_SQUAD0 npc/metropolice/vo/(v100) on1 officerdowncode3tomy10-20 off1 {Len 1.5 closecaption NPC_Combine.Last}
METROPOLICE_LAST_OF_SQUAD1 npc/metropolice/vo/(v100) on1 officerdownIam10-99 off4 {Len 1.5 closecaption NPC_Combine.Last}
METROPOLICE_LAST_OF_SQUAD2 npc/metropolice/vo/(v100) on1 cpisoverrunwehavenocontainment off3 {Len 1.5 closecaption NPC_Combine.Last}
METROPOLICE_LAST_OF_SQUAD3 npc/overwatch/radiovoice/(v100) on3 engagingteamisnoncohesive, reinforcementteamscode3 off2 {Len 1.5 closecaption NPC_Combine.Last}@Cindy
This thread has been inactive for over a year, but I thought I'd drop my two cents. You did a good job of using the sentences.txt for context for the majority of the content. The locations were given their own headcanon, so to speak, considering they're lumped as randomized names for certain maps rather than specific places that have stated meaning as you've highlighted.
It's cool to see you referenced the California Penal Code system, as that was the developer's base model for the codes Overwatch and the Metro Cops use. Upon a quick skim, there's really only one incorrect code that I see often misinterpreted, which is the 647e one. Many communities declare it as either meaning "miscount" or "anti-citizen," neither of which is the case.
In-game, it's 647e disengaged from the workforce, which is Combine jargon for "this person is loitering about aimlessly, deviating from their work detail," which is how we see the Metro Cops react when they see Gordon goofing around in the train station, plaza and apartment block with no clear purpose. This is, of course, before they realize he's the unregistered miscount escapee from the train station checkpoint
Here's a source from the Raising the Bar book, which details all the cop codes and their meanings (including some not featured in the game) for reference:
Well, it depends on how long you think Gordon (if he wasn't controlled by the player) would have taken to get to the tenement building when Overwatch calls for a miscount detected within it.
I dunno if Barney actually returns to his under cover identity after arriving at Klieners Lab and the teleporter goes haywire. He likely drops it at that point. In regards to the interrogation room to the lab it's hard to say. Perhaps in the same confusion of the moment he managed to slip away or he himself offed a few cops once they were called in for a sweep.
he does say he has to get back to his shift during red letter day. i think he wouldn't have any clearances left if he immediately turned coat when gordon arrived, which is something he also mentions later in the game (follow freeman(?))
