Hey thanks for writing in, I don't know WHAT happened to this PDF during the export as earlier tests I did didn't have the image compression but also included a couple links (such as an explanation as to what a L.O.O.T. Object is.
Focuses can be a response to any human emotion, and can be interpreted different ways: Someone who's uncomfortable about the rain might equally create An anomaly that makes them more uncomfortable, vs. An anomaly that provides relief by getting them an umbrella. In this instance, the desire for the project to be done is what manifested the anomaly, rather than say... annoyance that it wasn't finished yet. (I specifically wanted to create an anomaly that didn't want to spread infinitely with this one).
Correspondingly, the Anomaly is stated to have a dual nature: The Harbinger and the drafting tool Case. Both are the same entity, so interacting with the Harbinger allows you to talk down the Anomaly. Likewise, there's some oddities with how this Anomaly acts/functions that's specifically meant to contrast how other Anomalies work (which I figured was explained in the aftermath and was intended to set up future missions. That said, if it's not clear, I can fix that.)
The 50 loose ends for the bridge's appearance are intended as a mini cleanup mission as one of the challenges the Agents have to face. They're supposed to contract a story. (Also this is well in line with the revised cleanup procedures. Thousands of people are talking/speculating about the bridge's appearance, it's kind of a lowball)
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Cool, thx! (idk Y, but the little red hammer for demerits and the commendation sign on page 7 are still scuffed; the links are ok, tho)
That makes sense, it absolutely does, but as is, the wording doesn't match your intention, IMHO. Its focus doesn't match the feelings anomaly's actions would produce in the best-case scenario.
I assume that agents' gear interacts with H the same way it would with any other minor anomaly, but Ver.2 suggests that it may be captured to the same effect as the main anomaly. Well, it seems to me to be that way, at least.
It makes sense in-game, but it's a nuke you have to drop on the agents. Besides, a well-known community leader disappearing is some 12 LE, which isn't a lot. Idk, I'll trust you on this one.