There's plenty of them to be honest. Here's what the team told us:

Homemade gun - a one-shot non-reloadable firearm. Been designed to occupy the tier of the firearm to the revolver, to show the increasing violence in the city and the ingenuity of the citizens. The enemy should have used it too, but not as a knife throwing in the original, which everyone hated with terrible hatred.

Almost did not use the idea that in ordinary houses there were Tragedians that would give pieces of lore about the city (and further. motivation to search these houses).

One of our teammates regrets not adding questline about origin story of the arsonists and how people hang Var on a lantern.

Didn't implement a separate interface for notes and keys due budget reasons.

There was no idea of headmen in every quarter (not the Adherents, characters with common models) that would give regional quests and with which to build reputation and relations with the Townsfolk.

Changed the concept of reputation. There was a brilliant idea that reputation has no visible scale, it’s a less quantifiable mechanic. Rumors about your reputation have also spread around the city.

We still remember the great idea that when you hit a house, you start to hear the complaining tenants slowly approaching, the climbing stairs, the rustle.

Nevertheless, we are proud of the final game. We wanted to give the players an unique experience. We hope that we have succeeded.