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The "summary" clue for Slot Machine says: "be a villain" should be "being a villain".

After the first mission from Slot Machine, the message is: "it's screen" should be "its screen".

Intro message of one of Anti-Matter's missions: "It's up to you know" should be "It's up to you now".

In Raid Yin Corp (Single Player), Yin says: He refers to Praetor Tilman as "he" (who is he to decide), but that should of course be "she".

In the epilogue to Bobby Curtin's mission, the Miller says: It looks like the word "deserves" (or similar) is missing after "the price such a rare piece", or it could be "the price of such a rare piece".

In a Clue for Doc Buzzsaw's Heavy Metal Doctoring missions, it says: However, Doc Buzzsaw is a woman, so "his" should be "her". This happens in more clues in this mission:

Description of a Rogue morality mission: At the start of the last part "At any case" should either be "In any case", or "At any rate".

Redside Archmage Tarixus mission: "Sharkhead Isle housed some of these relics (plural), but the ... Freakshow have stolen it (singular)" is incorrect. Also, twice "for themselves" this close together is bad style.

Technically not a bug, but an extremely annoying UI "feature", which consists of two things: When a new mission is acquired, it is automatically highlighted, but not selected. It would be nice if it would be selected, also for the rest of the team. I don't think I've ever received a new mission that I didn't immediately want to select. (Much) more importantly: when the mission transporter (or team transport) is activated without a selected mission, it will transport you to the first mission on the list. It doesn't matter if any mission is highlighted. Combined with the above, this means that "finish mission, call it in, get new mission, see that it's far away, activate the transporter" will send you to the wrong place (and unable to try again for 30 minutes). This happened to me many times and I still don't think it's my fault. I suggest both of these should be fixed: auto-select a new mission, and if no mission is selected, let the transporter either send you to the highlighted mission, or perhaps better: refuse to transport you at all. For the mission transporter, if it refuses to transport it will not need to cool down. It's probably a good idea if the team transporter will also fail to be summoned if there is no selected mission, or the selected mission is not a door mission. To use the power only to be told it cannot transport you feels like it's tricked you.

In Marcus Valerius' mission "Rescue captured soldiers", when you enter (or maybe even a little later, I don't remember), it says ""rescue the last soldier". Which seems strange, but apparently there is only one soldier to rescue. After the rescue, it changes to "lead the last soldier out". After doing that, it says nothing, but the mission is not completed. Exploring more of the cave, I found another soldier. When coming near them, the compass window once again says "rescue the last soldier". This time, after escorting them out (and for good measure killing everything else in the cave), the mission did complete.

In response to the above message, it was pointed out to me that "thing" was apparently wrong there. Now I'm seeing this in random NPC chat in Brickstown: Which sounds right to me, but isn't?

In a Clue in the Praetorian War, it says: Obviously, the : should be on the previous line, instead of the comma. Also, it seems strange that Cole's supporters would call him Tyrant, but I suppose that's a historical thing.

"a very strange temporal disturbances" should not have the a at the start, or not have the s at the end. The mission is "check out the temporal disturbance", so it seems the s needs to go.

When memorizing the knockback invention (any level), it's called "knockback duration". However, when using that "recipe", it will create a "knockback distance" enhancement. The regular recipe is correctly called "knockback distance".

In the last line of this part, "the Nemesis Army been doing" should be "the Nemesis Army has been doing".

In Tip mission (to villain) Reveal Ghoulish Delight's Identity, the enter message is: "go find one the" should be "go find one of the", or "go find the".

"desk of file cabinet" should be "desk or file cabinet".

While doing a mission through Ouroboros, I am referred to "Task Force Loyalty" all the time. Seems weird, but is probably not wrong. However, this is: Task Force Task Force Loyalty should of course one be one Task Force. Later in that storyline, Calvin says: "tha" should of course be "that".

"Maybe he got to close to something" should be "Maybe he got too close to something".

The same problem seems to occur with Manticore's Wedding Woes. I've done it twice now, but it's still white. No idea if it'll become yellow after doing a different mission.

I played "They Call Me The Doctor" through Ouroboros, but for some reason it remained white after I finished it. I played it again but it made no difference. I forgot about it, but now I have played a few more missions from there ("The Envoy of Shadow" and "The arrival of the Oranbegans", I remember checking the list before that and noticing that it was still white) and now it shows up yellow, as it should. I'm very sure I didn't replay the mission and have no idea what triggered the change in color. Maybe it's looking at the wrong badge? (I got one for the Doctor and also for the Oranbegans.)

A little later still, a mission description says: Here "True Name" and "true name" are both used. It seems that it should always be capitalized. (It is also used uncapitalized in the statement just before this one, on mission completion.)

Later in that same storyline, this is the intro text to a mission: "tunnels that are a perfect for" should be "tunnels that are perfect for", or "tunnels that are a perfect place for". Also, that mission starts with the goal to "Find last blade!" as if I have found any others already.

The first sentence here seems to need "where" inserted (towards where the ceremony will ...).

In the second mission from Roy Cooling, he says: Technically a "worse-case scenario" might be correct, but I think what is meant is the "worst-case scenario" (not sure if that hyphen should be there, actually, shouldn't it be simple "worst case scenario"?)