Define "not working." There's a number of currently known issues that may be similar with your own.
Nothing that I have typed in the various fields e.g.: Patrol text, Ally text, Boss text is appearing when I test my missions.
I'm guessing he means the stuff they say at various points, like the unaware comment. I was having this problem too up until a couple of days ago, then it "magically" cleared up, no idea why.
Exactly.
Sorry I'm not being precise but I'm not at a comp where I can see the field titles.
There are instances of text that are triggered when the players come near a boss, a captive, an ally, etc. Also for patrols, ambushes, etc.
So..
Players approach::
Ally: You know my friends will come for me.
Captor: If they do then they're going to have a quick and violent end to a really bad day.
Stuff like that.
Other text when the boss is damaged and then when he's at 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 health.
Also - the messages the pop up when interacting with an object.
None of that is working.
It's as if I'm in a generic mission with the text bubbles turned off. Without the in-mish char text it's very difficult to differentiate a MA mish from something that we've all played thousands of time.
So with pre-apologies for inaccurate use of terminology:
Is there something I can do other than wait to get the various pieces of interactive text to become functional?
I'm back at a computer w/ Cox installed so I can be more specific about the issue I'm having:
The NPCs in my Arc aren't saying anything.
Specifically - the text entered in the following fields and all fields like them in the Misison Settings screen fails to appear in the game.
All sub-fields of Boss Text. Patrol Dialog, Ambush dialog, Release Captive dialog.
How can I get my guys talking?
ETA: Other than the above - it plays just fine. Everything happens when it's supposed to. There are no errors showing.
...nor is Ally text, patrol text or any other text.
Kinda hard to tell a story while muzzled. Is there a setting I'm missing?
In short - none of the in-mission text is working in my Arc.
Thanks,
Marsh