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  • #16
    I have to say, i was very unimpressed at thief2....movement in particular was rather cumbersome, i had a tough time merely navigating the map without getting stuck, particluarly up ladders-but then, i only played it in the last month not on its release

    I havnt gotten to try thief3 yet
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    • #17
      I loved Thief II while I was playing it and in fact I was thinking about installing it just a few days ago but I don't have the disc around here

      I just liked the eerie situations when you entered a house full of guards and the music would change too. then the night skies filled with stars, fountains, shocking appearance of guards from around the corner... a great game, especially for night sessions and with headphones

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Ecthy
        I loved Thief II while I was playing it and in fact I was thinking about installing it just a few days ago but I don't have the disc around here

        I just liked the eerie situations when you entered a house full of guards and the music would change too. then the night skies filled with stars, fountains, shocking appearance of guards from around the corner... a great game, especially for night sessions and with headphones
        Exactly!

        Unfortunately, the athmosphere in a re-run isn't quite the same, so playing it again is not as thrilling as the first time. Too bad. Some game developer really ought to create a similar game. Especially with nowadays graphics, and more importantly, physics, a great game could be developed
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        • #19
          Originally posted by Traianvs


          Exactly!

          Unfortunately, the athmosphere in a re-run isn't quite the same, so playing it again is not as thrilling as the first time. Too bad. Some game developer really ought to create a similar game. Especially with nowadays graphics, and more importantly, physics, a great game could be developed
          It's the lighting. Especially to a game like Thief lighting is all important but it's very difficult to model.

          However, some guys from the University of Saarland have come up with a ray tracing algorithm that may come close to real-time on some GPUs, so... you never know.

          Tom P.

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          • #20
            Tradidit in mortem animam suam.

            Did the English version of the game feature Subway to Sally themes too?

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