Yandros on 4/6/2016 at 18:31
A hint: Go to the Shipping and Receiving Office and look around for written clues, and Sam might even say something to point you in the right direction as well.
Ravenhook on 4/6/2016 at 19:56
Finished...wow...I hope you are going to make some more of these "Marlow" cases, you might just set a trend.
Cardia on 4/6/2016 at 20:59
Quote Posted by Yandros
A hint:
Go to the Shipping and Receiving Office and look around for written clues, and Sam might even say something to point you in the right direction as well.I read
two crumpled notes in the shipping and receiving room, and sam commented something i can't recall, i went again to the samll office but can't figure out a way in :confused:~
Nevermind...i reload a savegame to hear the comment and now i now where to go.
R Soul on 4/6/2016 at 21:10
This is what he said: "It could be the key was on Sternwood when he was killed. Maybe he's still in the morgue at the precinct."
Cardia on 4/6/2016 at 21:31
Yes Robin, that's where i went when i repeated the comment.
Mission finished on "normal" i will replay another day on "expert" mode, i really loved this mission Russ and Mike, excellent job! I noticed some new object models, really good like the truck, the model is impressive. The atmosphere is really relaxing and very american :D, The gameplay is very enjoyable and accessible, The story is really good, i love the way how the glass displays are done in the shops and what you see behind them.
I hope to see and play more of this style.
Once again thank you !
downwinder on 4/6/2016 at 23:27
i wanted to ask if this could be the start of a series for this detective?
would be interesting to see different themes gets explored in a series
Yandros on 5/6/2016 at 00:46
Quote Posted by downwinder
i wanted to ask if this could be the start of a series for this detective?
would be interesting to see different themes gets explored in a series
Quote Posted by Tannar
We've talked about a sequel already, but if we make one it will be some time before it happens. We both have other projects on our plates that have priority. :)
I already have three or four projects in progress or on the horizon so it may be years, but I would love to revisit this one and just insert a new story into the same map, and perhaps even give Sam a .38.
Tannar on 5/6/2016 at 03:32
Quote Posted by Cardia
Mission finished on "normal" i will replay another day on "expert" mode, i really loved this mission Russ and Mike, excellent job! I noticed some new object models, really good like the truck, the model is impressive. The atmosphere is really relaxing and very american :D, The gameplay is very enjoyable and accessible, The story is really good, i love the way how the glass displays are done in the shops and what you see behind them. I hope to see and play more of this style.
Thank you, Pedro! I'm very glad that you enjoyed the mission. I'm also glad you liked the truck, but unfortunately it's not a model, it's almost all terrain brushes.
Cardia on 5/6/2016 at 08:42
Quote Posted by Tannar
Thank you, Pedro! I'm very glad that you enjoyed the mission. I'm also glad you liked the truck, but unfortunately it's not a model, it's almost all terrain brushes.
That Truck was built with Dromed?! Oh my God, its perfect! Great job!
baeuchlein on 5/6/2016 at 18:47
Finished it also now. Well done.:D However, it would really have been better with subtitles already in it; more than once I had no idea where to go next since I had not understood what Marlowe or others said.
Furthermore, I had to search all over the city district for the reporter, since no one told Marlowe where this reporter should be. Only afterwards did I press the "map" key and read Marlowe's notes on Shelby address. A hint in the Readme file about Marlowe's notes on the "map" would be appreciated. Unfortunately, some of the other notes appearing on the "map" were very hard to decipher.
Oh, and concerning the "Should Marlowe have a map of his own district" discussion: On the one hand, Marlowe himself should not need a map of his neighbourhood. On the other hand, the player can't know what Marlowe has in his head, thus for the player, a map that can be carried around and even is present in Marlowe's inventory from the start could be very helpful. Marlowe would have this in his mind, the player can't. I'd rather vote for a map in this case.
But don't get me wrong. I liked this a lot, only the two or three times when I had no clue where to go next were a showstopper. Thank you for this small campaign!:thumb:
