I released a new version with improvements to storage area.
Fixes system analyzer crash.
Changed one decoy to turbo boost.
Added some other minor changes and details.

Just finished this mod. Great work! There are a lot of unique and memorable locations as well an interesting puzzles and sudden scary traps.

First, I encountered some bugs related to enemies, couple of them are in the attachments. Anyway, one of the Mutated Cyborgs stuck inside flight bay, flight bots in SHODAN neural buds room are seem to be stuck, since one of them drifted way over to elevator, as well as Cortex Reavers since they didn't try to attack me besides throwing grenades. Also you crash if you try to use System Analyzer while inside Exterior Repair Pod.

Second, I managed to open the retinal scanner door without the head. If you crawl onto the desk in one of the viewing/office rooms you can reach big red button to open the door. You can keep as it is but if you want to change it you can just place the button on the opposite wall so the player won't see it.

Third, I really like the sense of free form objectives, where there is some sort of linearity in progression but not entirely, where you can fabricate chipsets in whatever order you see fit. Or you can ignore going into Alpha Grove and just go to level R for the second battery. But I couldn't go to the Engine (No maint required message) and while I can see it is optional there are no logs or hints about accessing this part.

Fourth, The cyberspace sections are really impressive, although incredibly easy to get lost in. I mean I still died there only one time because I played cyber 3 and my time limit ran out because there were so many paths with enemies I need to take out to progress and the only way out is by using the single Turbo Boost.

Anyway, again, great work! This mod is really refreshing, giving the sense of exploration and uneasiness just like in the OG game. Do you plan on doing voices for (audio)logs and custom textures? I would be willing to help.

P.S. The Groves are too big too render whole. I didn't see anyone discussing it here but there is a solution to low render distance.
r_view_radius_real 64
r_view_radius_cyber 64These console commands for SS:EE enable maximum (I assume) render distance in real and cyberspace. The default ones are 13 and 12 respectively. With these I could see The Groves in their entire glory.

Found the correct download instantly. Installed it correct first try without trouble.
You should totally make a moddb account. Spread the mod anywhere you can! @Gawain
Also sad I cant talk with you on nds discord about all sorts of things related to this mission+modding in general.

I am stuck. I picked up all sorts of access cards but not a single one is the 3 I need. to open all the important doors.
Even tho the audiologs point me into the direction of where the MED/SEC/ADM could be but visiting the places turns out not finding any of them. Okay convicts stole that chicks head for retina scanner... havent found a single clue where they could have gone. I miss a few weapons for which I already picked up tons of ammo too, maybe they come later.

Will continue playing another time and hopefully find them.

Ive seen many amazing level design ideas you put into this that made my level designer heart go awe! Serious thought went into making the maps. Good job! Still I find that there is too many elevators which makes navigating the place more complicated than it should be.

Took me a few goes as well to get it working. Once I realized to only follow the stuff under "SSEE" in the readme that I got it to work.

SSEE is the only game I have, where I need to go into appdata to setup a mod. For all others, just find the games steam directory, paste files and your good to go.

Xkilljoy98
Right. You need https://www.7-zip.org/ or Windows 11...
Other tools such as WinRAR probably opens 7z files too...
Maybe I should use .zip files, but those are twice as big...

Xkilljoy98
The problem is that you have downloaded all the project files (that are not usable without processing).
Remove everything and download only the derelict.20240719.7z file.

Xkilljoy98
Oh I see now, you have cloned (or downloaded the "source" package) the git repo and downloaded the 7z file. You only need the 7z file and get the files from there. No need for the "source". I will improve the instructions!

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The installation should be just as easy as your New Atlanta. But I see now that the github releases page isn't very clear what is actually needed.

GawainOk thanks, I wasn't calling it RES since that wasn't mentioned, I was calling it Data.

Though I try doing that it still says Resource not found when trying to launch it

Also not sure if that New Atlanta file is from my own Mod but if it is thanks for trying it

A new SS1 Fan Mission? It always is a treat to see these

Do you have instructions on how to install it? It isn't as straight forward as others. The ReadMe isn't a txt file for some reason.

Normally I drag and drop the files but for some reason that isn't working and I can't read the instructions

Edit: I found instructions on GitHub but I follow them and they don't work, the game doesn't launch

Ah nice. Expect another video later, as plan to jump back into it later today.

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And finished. Much of my issues were towards the end, as you saw in the 1st video. Bridge could have used signage, just so that the player knows that it is the actual Bridge, and the space walk outside the ship was not clear in what was needed there.

Beyond that, this is a fine fan mission. Very much enjoyed it, good work.

icemann
Thanks for playing! I will try to improve the cyberspace info node text in next release version.

dertseha
I don't have account there. I might do it and nexusmods later.

Derelict
A System Shock mission

Latest version can be found at the GitHub repository releases.

Installation instructions can be found in the README file.

Tips
You can use map markers (open full map from the FULL text in small MFD view) to take notes, write codes down, name areas and mark places you need to go. There are no quest lists or pointers in System Shock.

Thank you
Christian Haas (@dertseha) for InkyBlackness HackEd
LookingGlass Technologies
Night Dive Studios for source code
Makers of SYSTEMSHOCK-Portable

°SS1 FM