Azaran on 16/4/2017 at 21:11
I love the Keeper concept of balance and detachment. Been experimenting more and more with not getting involved in arguments, resisting the temptation of giving my opinion on things in discussions with friends (even on subjects dear to me), and just observing how the arguments and discussions play out. It's very liberating.
How has Thief influenced your everyday life, if at all?
downwinder on 16/4/2017 at 21:30
all depending on how i feel i can be most any of the faction's ,from the creative "mechanist",to the firm "hammers",to the layed back "downwinders",cant forget the "pagans" keeping things simple,the "keepers" when you want to be secretive,excluding the "city watch" as they all so dumb
and i never have felt like a merlock yet :P
McTaffer on 17/4/2017 at 01:39
Lessons I learned from Thief: People aren't a problem if they're unconscious, broken legs can be healed by eating purple fruit, and any obstacle can be overcome with enough crates...
On a more serious note, Thief taught me from a young age that there's always more than one way around things, and there's usually a back door around obstacles if you're willing to look closely enough. It also taught me that things or information that seem insignificant at first may be useful to have or know in the future. Open mindedness is also something that Thief likes to show as important, with the likes of Keeper Orland being punished for not considering the opinions of others.
Melan on 17/4/2017 at 07:00
I usually take people who get in my way out with a well-placed blackjack or gas arrow instead of speaking to them or alerting them in any way. Thanks, Thief! :cool:
DarkMax on 17/4/2017 at 07:29
Quote Posted by Melan
I usually take people who get in my way out with a well-placed blackjack or gas arrow instead of speaking to them or alerting them in any way. Thanks, Thief! :cool:
Same. Except I don't have a blackjack but a good ol' katana.
A.J on 17/4/2017 at 10:17
What the Thief games taught me is that I should become a thief myself! I bought a few cheap lockpicks and a baton from amazon and I'm currently planning on sneaking into the Whitehouse. I just hope the textures look good.
Thinking Robot on 17/4/2017 at 14:38
Quote Posted by H3H3
What the Thief games taught me is that I should become a thief myself! I bought a few cheap lockpicks and a baton from amazon and I'm currently planning on sneaking into the Whitehouse. I just hope the textures look good.
Wasn´t the price for a pair of lockpicks around 4.000 in the Thief universe (see Assassins, lockpick description in the start menu)? Even with this expensive set, Garrett can only pick open a few doors, so I wish you good luck! :ebil:
Thief taught me to think around the corner by solving numerous riddles and taught me about good loot hiding places - maybe I have to hide my loot in future, you never know. Or I will have to build a mechanist turret (maybe triggered by a pressure plate) for home defense :cheeky:
marbleman on 17/4/2017 at 14:45
"Taff" is now the part of my everyday vocabulary.
Renault on 17/4/2017 at 15:42
Thief kind of raised the bar for me for all games. There isn't another game I play now that I don't look for similar traits from the Thief games, such as music, atmosphere, richness of story, stealth possibilities, etc.
Sweet silence on 17/4/2017 at 17:24
Quote Posted by Brethren
Thief kind of raised the bar for me for all games. There isn't another game I play now that I don't look for similar traits from the Thief games, such as music, atmosphere, richness of story, stealth possibilities, etc.
Quote Posted by marbleman
"Taff" is now the part of my everyday vocabulary.
These mainly. Also, nothing has influenced my drawing style more than Thief.
