I had a similar time with some new players that I got matched with for some reason or another. Everyone but Harek ended up leaving, but he just kept trying to grapple me. He even managed to kill me a few times, but that was only because I was in the middle of Lycus' sweet guitar solo.

While fighting the boss on In Shock, it went to the phase where you have to pull the levers within the timelimit. I tried to pull the final lever, but I was downed in the process. It wouldn't let anyone pull that lever afterwards, and the timer continued until we failed.

I can't imagine any of them being able to sleep within twenty feet of another. Alicia is downright abrasive, Shae is a bit "touchy," Lycus isn't exactly appealing, Konstantin probably whirs like a sleep apnea machine, I don't think Harek's glowing eye ever turns off, and I guarantee Hans smells like fuel after having that jet pack strapped to his waist all day. I haven't seen much of Mikah, but I'm sure there's SOME reason she wouldn't make a good roommate.

Just wanted to add that I think this is more an issue with Konstantin's balancing than Harec and Shae's. I've been playing him a lot lately for the character points trophy and he is just too effective as a bullet sponge. Add in his excellent repulsion sphere and great long/mid-range dps, and you've got a must pick for most encounters.

I think good team composition is largely based around picking someone from each faction. Each faction seems to have its own kind of character, so I imagine the next Fifth Council character to be released will be comparatively tanky to Konstantin.

We need Hans in Lycus' default outfit.

After buying the Alien Myths campaign and playing through the first three missions of the campaign in order, I got into a game as an antagonist for Hanging by a Thread. At the character select screen, all I could see were the empty hexagons where the character portraits would normally be. Also, the background behaved oddly when I moved the right thumb stick.

This was on Xbox One.

Edit: After getting past that screen (it timed out normally), I viewed the cutscenes as normal, skipping the first, but not the second. After the second finished playing, I was greeted by the regular music for the level and a black screen. Pressing the pause button did nothing, and I proceeded to restart the game without turning off my console. The game seems to be behaving normally now.

I had absolutely no trouble understanding it either, but at least half of the posts in the feedback session seem to be from people who evidently don't realize this. I'm not entirely sure how they could have missed it, but maybe it needs to be thrown up in their face every time they open the game.

It's rather obviously clear, but the fact that many people still don't understand is proof enough that it needs to be made clearer.