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# Escapists Rereintroduced
An independently authored replacement for the abandoned Escapists base mission, initially targeting vanilla Everon and up to twelve players. This is a separate repository and **not a completed or release-ready replacement**. The base rewrite is the primary deliverable; companion migration supports it.
An independently authored replacement for the abandoned Escapists base mission, targeting Everon and up to twelve players. This is a separate repository and **not a completed or release-ready replacement**. The base rewrite is the primary deliverable; companion migration supports it.
The current base supplies prison spawning, two independent scavenging/clue routes, finite medical and outpost stock, an optional ground vehicle, physical radio documents, named discovery markers, native objectives, a separate radio-defence service, capacity-checked helicopter extraction, identity-based partial results, early helicopter-loss defeat, saved mission time/speed, defeat/restart, identity-based lives and local spectator following. Authored site definitions and an injected vanilla faction/asset catalog own the initial physical population. Core provides administration and startup diagnostics; the optional AI, Intel, Chat and Map addons extend its interfaces. HQ coordinates enemy responses through physical radios and available forces.
The [local development playtest handoff](docs/playtest-build.md) is ready: five native addon packages, matching source and separate manual launch scripts. Two scripted Core escape/restart rounds pass616 assertions; packaged Core and full-companion startup both pass. Full human completion and multiplayer remain to be tested.
The [local development playtest handoff](docs/playtest-build.md) contains the earlier `5e74269` checkpoint: five native addon packages, matching source and separate manual launch scripts. It does not contain the newer HQ memory or RHS/WCS/BMP integration. Two scripted Core escape/restart rounds pass616 assertions; packaged Core and full-companion startup both pass. Full human completion and multiplayer remain to be tested.
See [current development status](docs/current-status.md) for source-bound checkpoints. The ordinary game loads all five addons and shows the [real prisoner view and starting objective](docs/evidence/game-2026-09-19-125906-integrated-prison/ordinary-prison-view.png). Native tests cover scripted escape/restart, finite mortar support, physical radio delivery, shared-map ownership, and the reusable aircraft controller's vertical flight, airborne cancellation and an isolated 20 m fixed route. Archived five-addon packages pass ordinary Chat startup without loose successor source and compile/prepare the empty mission on an isolated Linux server. The latter retains four installed-asset errors reproduced by a vanilla control.
The [AI migration checkpoint](docs/ai-migration-progress.md) adds delivered-report memory, bounded trajectory prediction, physical infantry pursuit, status checks, body observations and finite equipment. Native memory and actual-sighting response fixtures pass their assertions, with four retained upstream localization errors. See [current development status](docs/current-status.md) for source-bound checkpoints. The ordinary game loads all five addons and shows the [real prisoner view and starting objective](docs/evidence/game-2026-09-19-125906-integrated-prison/ordinary-prison-view.png). Native tests cover scripted escape/restart, finite mortar support, physical radio delivery, shared-map ownership, and the reusable aircraft controller's vertical flight, airborne cancellation and an isolated 20 m fixed route. Archived five-addon packages pass ordinary Chat startup without loose successor source and compile/prepare the empty mission on an isolated Linux server. The latter retains four installed-asset errors reproduced by a vanilla control.
Native game-over now stops successor services and queued preparation before vanilla restart; unknown personal results use neutral wording. Two-round preparation/active-end regressions pass at their archived source checkpoint. Current Core/companion escape/restart and ordinary startup also pass after the guidance and route changes; the ordinary read-only sampler is separate from player-input acceptance.
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- Open `addons/core/addon.gproj` for the independent base scenario, `{AD62322D5213C440}Missions/ERR_Everon_Base.conf`.
- Open `addons/chat/addon.gproj` for full companion integration, `{C1E20667DCE324ED}Missions/ERR_Everon.conf`.
Both use the newly authored Everon child world. The only external addon dependency is vanilla Arma Reforger. All required successor resources are inside this repository. Vanilla assets are referenced, not redistributed; original restricted Escapists code, compositions, UI and audio are not included.
Both use the newly authored Everon child world. Core depends only on vanilla Arma Reforger. AI and the full Chat scenario additionally require the authorized RHS: Status Quo, WCS Armaments and WCS BMP-1 closure; exact identities and setup are recorded in [external dependencies](docs/external-addons.md). All successor-authored resources are inside this repository. External assets are referenced, not redistributed; original restricted Escapists code, compositions, UI and audio are not included.
See the [player route playtest guide](docs/player-route.md), [player lifecycle](docs/player-lifecycle.md), [manual gameplay gaps](docs/base-gameplay-gaps.md), [release qualification](docs/release-qualification.md), [performance comparison tooling](docs/performance-comparison.md), [configuration and commands](docs/configuration.md), [site authoring](docs/site-authoring.md), [architecture](docs/architecture.md) and [migration priorities](docs/base-replacement.md).