Amnesia: In A Heartbeat mod

Probably not. I had an idea with the engine that made SOMA, however they made things very complicated and I couldn't grasp it.

Honestly, I would love to make more custom stories, however don't have the time, passion, or patience for it at this time. Maybe, in the near future, I will attempt to make a smaller, less complex one so that there are less issues.

So, I guess the answer is maybe, haha.

I can't remember if I put autosaves in the game, which, if I didn't, is a problem on my part and all I can do is apologize to you for my disorganization.

My only advice, however, is to restart from an area before the incinerator and try again? This mod is old and not very popular so I don't know if I'll be patching it at all anymore.

Sorry for the inconvenience, Loirinha. If you want to stop playing there, out of frustration, I completely understand. :)

Thanks for telling me about that!

Haven't checked this in a while, lol!

Anyway, whether it's of any help to you at all, I've told several people in the comments already where to find the key for your office. The key to Jesse's office is in the washroom, and the key to your office is on one of the higher shelves in one of the TWO, count 'em, TWO janitor closets in the entire map. It's been a while since I looked, so I don't remember if it's the closet on the lower level or the higher level.

Anyway, like I've also explained in the comments, the tape recorders were made to be replayable, which is realistic. In the real world, you don't play a tape recorder once and then it never plays again. If you don't want to hear something play 100 times, then maybe you shouldn't try to speed run the game and click things 100 times. xD

If you were expecting Amnesia, without Penumbra entities, you should have looked through the dev pictures, where it shows that this mod looks NOTHING like Amnesia. It also says underneath the picture at the top of the page that the mod has "a unique look and feel that isn't quite Amnesia" and "custom entities". So, to be honest, you kind of set yourself up for that one.

Lastly, I don't care about my rating. It was the first modding project I'd ever accomplished and yeah, it has problems and area's that I'm not proud of. I look back at some of the maps and tell myself that they didn't need to exist, and the effort of building them could have gone towards making the rest of the mod better. But it's my creation, and it's my first one too, and I'm proud of a lot of its aspects.

Also, while I admire your honesty, I don't find it quite necessary to advise other people not to play the mod. They can chose for themselves, first of all, and second of all, you're talking out of frustration. Instead of coming to me, and asking for help (which I'd gladly give), you instead rage quit, and took out your frustrations on me and the mod. A lot of people were able to get through this mod with no problem. Some of them had some hiccups, including the key that you were unable to find, or some things not showing up like they were supposed to. I'm not saying you're stupid, but if you'd simply PM'd me, or had left a CIVIL comment on the page about how you weren't able to find a key, I would have gladly pointed you in the right direction and you could have continued on with your gameplay, if you'd wanted to at least, considering the rest of the mod is NOTHING LIKE AMNESIA.

A lot of people think that creating a mod is as easy as making cookies you squeeze out of a tube. But it's not. Despite all its issues, I had devoted voice actors who let me harass them for their lines when they were late and didn't quit even when I demanded their lines last minute.

There were hours upon days upon weeks upon months of endless scripting and troubleshooting for when something went wrong, and all of these issues I had to more or less figure out myself, because the scripting was so strange I didn't need the added annoyance of other modders messing up my code if I asked for too much help.

I had to create things that weren't in game and try to utilize what resources I had to make custom stuff (like traveling in vents) because I couldn't animate or model worth my own life.

I have complex, and very cavemanish scripting sequences that have never been seen before in any custom story or mod, and some are so complex, I had to keep journals to keep track of what I was working on, and had to test some area's over 50 times each in order to make sure that every outcome was possible and functioning. And I mean EVERY outcome.

And I now have to deal with the backlash that is coming from this far from perfect mod, which I don't mind, honestly, but wish wasn't so awful. I've had more than one person, on more than one occasion, get angry with the mod because they couldn't do something as simple as ask me for help, or for a full tutorial, which you don't seem to have trouble doing considering your review of "Endless Insomnia".

Bottom line, creating this mod wasn't easy, and answering you back without using the full range of my noisome vocabulary which you have so graciously utilized in your comment and review, also isn't easy.

But thank you for playing, or attempting to play, anyway. Feedback, no matter how unnecessarily good or bad it might be, is always appreciated.

As a side note (and please don't take this in a rude way, because it's not meant to be rude), maybe before you play an Amnesia full conversion mod, no matter it's rating, you should check the development videos or pictures, if there are any, for any evidence of Penumbra elements. The reason I used them was because I felt there was nothing left to utilize with castle-era entities and textures, and chose a more technically-advanced theme for my custom story because it held more creative potential than dungeon walls and dirt floors.

Thanks again. :)