visual glitch identification question...

Could be an image from Moe's petting zoo? Did it look like a cat with a horn on it's head?

bluntcard wrote:

Could be an image from Moe's petting zoo? Did it look like a cat with a horn on it's head?

Yes, I thought of that and tried to go through some images of the petting zoo, but didn't see it. However, I'm pretty sure that was it. So basically any visual element can appear there, not just characters?!

Same thing happens to me. Totally bizarre images. Like the back of a character's head most of the time. Or something completely unknown. Just rotates through them until I tap on it.

MabdulD wrote:
Same thing happens to me. Totally bizarre images. Like the back of a character's head most of the time. Or something completely unknown. Just rotates through them until I tap on it.

That was a glitch we had a long time ago. Perhaps it's back? My game is fine.

MabdulD wrote:
Same thing happens to me. Totally bizarre images. Like the back of a character's head most of the time. Or something completely unknown. Just rotates through them until I tap on it.

Ah, this just happened to me! Since several of my hideouts are close together I don't go to all them via the upper-left icon, I usually just directly tap on the hats above the buildings. But I just tried the "normal" way and indeed at one point it cycled through like 6 images, including the back of a bandits head, lol.

My character icon usually is just grey when it's going to Moe's next. Sometimes there's a weird angle of a character, but it's mostly just grey and empty.

Also, releasing the bandits from Moe's doesn't make the sound that the other hideouts make. It's completely silent.

To me, it shows up when (iirc) only my bandit hideout at Moe's is still available for collecting.

The icon shows partial character images of them doing tasks and it'll cycle through them randomly.

Its a Moes next tap situation for me to. Cycles through looking at the backside off things. I still have the western stuido to tap on but it way on the other side of my map.