Devil's Flight

Somehow, seeing the woman who had just pretended to be a medic turn to an alien at 230 does NOT give any FEAR points, even though a very similar transformation at 219 gives two?

And as was already pointed out many years earlier, 161 says it adds a point, but it doesn't. Once it does, 6 point capacity would be a lot more reasonable.

In that encounter, at ref 237, they tie us up and even bother to remove our backpack, yet they somehow do NOT remove our pistol? This is just peak stupidity, even worse than untying you for literally no reason. Plus, having that backpack supposedly removed still doesn't stop you from reaching either the capsule or the solvent. Then, at 271, the alien "staggers back against the wall"…and we just leave, and don’t get to follow up and keep shooting at it on the ground until we are convinced it's dead? Same goes for 216 or 250. For that matter, why do we have to stand and watch and not shoot immediately at 219? Or indeed, why is an alien obviously talking to the other aliens in English at 276?

That's not even to mention just how random that option 271 is. One does have to wonder why, if bottle of solvent worked so well at 271, we can’t use it against the Elders (and presumably the Leader, though I haven't tried checking since it's essentially worthless.) Or the desperate railroading in the Deep Sleep: again, if they could vent a sedative at 179, why even bother with risking one of their own in the first place? Seeing whoever you freed get shot in the exact same way every time is annoying (in a "Hondo, get TF down on the floor!" way), and not remotely scary.

At 156, we can open fire at whoever shot at us or chase after them or ignore them, but we cannot try to call out and talk? And then, at 160, we cannot go back to the ship and report that at least one person is already dead? (Even though we do get the option to report at 22.) Further, If we don’t administer Neuroxin to the Communications crewwoman, why do we just leave her in the docking bay? Can’t we restrain her and get her to our own ship? Perhaps leave her there until we return, or even actually leave the ship already with just her, in a sub-optimal, yet ultimately completely plausible ending?

There is also no skill check at 153? And it's interesting you get a skill check to save yourself at 130, even though that's ultimately a dead end, yet all the perception and dexterity in the world won’t save you at 203?

No points into Targeting whatsoever, but get Perception to 10 and the other two to 9.

7
a harsh, bright white glare (comma?) + A middle aged woman + strong looking man

9
completely off guard.

13
half heartedly

14
something odd- the monitor

21
very well fitting

24
the higher pitched voice

26
It's well stocked

27
animal like

43
extending several inches forward, all the (way?) through your boot + a fast acting tranquilizer

56
of well trained lasers

58
They're 'scientists, all right.

62
comfortable looking beds

77
to actually shoot heror fight hand-to-hand.

78
extra uniform (apparently belonging to someone in the science department (no closing parenthesis.)

80
a very fast acting

90
a middle aged, bearded man

103
as fast as safety will allow before jumping leaping clear the last few feet.

106
The robot breaks shatters into several pieces

109
That's the only for me + That's the only (way?) for me

131
middle aged man

138
Adminster a dose of Neuroxin?

146
to half walk, half slide + a powerful looking

150
in a bone crushing grasp

152
to you?" you inquire

156
approach the still unmoving gate attendant. (hyphen?)

170
the worst case scenario' Well

185
Shaking your head rubbing your arms + that it knocks you backward and while slightly burning your arms and torso

186
before pointing to the woman "Ensign Parker" and the other man (comma?) + still operational?" asks Neilund.

188
You struggle to look up at you captor

193
A middle aged

198
middle aged

212
slender but steady looking

230
silvery gray + almond shaped eyes + pitch black pupils

241
"Who are you?" you demand.

250
and hits ground. (the?)

251
two massive, cylinder shaped metal casings.

262
one of them clubs you on the back of the head and (you?) drop to the ground, senseless.

274
Strange paragraph break.

292
go along with this gameor

Lastly, "an acidic poison." (forgot the ref) doesn’t make sense.

And at 298, the gas is "yellowish", even though it was green in all the other refs?