SneakyJack on 5/11/2009 at 22:29

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All but two or three card locations were posted by people finding them in this thread, which from what I understand is exactly what the author wanted to see... people helping one another by posting the cards and where they found them. I figured the goal was to eventually get a complete list from non-tester folks through discovery and sharing. No one finds it fun to spend two or three hours clicking on everything in sight hoping you are going to find the remaining card - it becomes mundane.

Hence telling people to delete the cards they've found seems really silly and opposite of what was wanted. Sound right? ;)

Anyway, lets move on and just get along. More thief, less grief. :laff:

STiFU on 5/11/2009 at 23:13

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This was an excellent FM!! And the graphics wore astonishing. I am simply amazed of how much the good old Darkengine can deliver. In some scenes the performance dropped even pretty much on my machine, although it's not too old. But the FM definitely managed to make up for that.

I would have expected a shock-moment though, when you were following the marks with the UV-light. It would've been awesome, because you tend to look to the floor and then BAM! :D

Here are a couple of things to note:
* You can actually get to the chapel without the loft-key by mantling up the wall next to the chapel-door facing frontsinde of the mansion. Walking along that wall and jumping over the wall with the gate, that is opened by the lever, on the right side of the property entrance, opens the way into the chapel.
* Eventually the Lightgem stopped working. It only lit up when I used the UV-light and I had to lure the last 3 Ghosts with that enabled into the holy-water puddle.
* Under certain viewing-angles the sky-texture disappeared or rather, was scaled up awkwardly.


I only got seven of the cards apparently. Is there any chance you guys just upload the locations somewhere? :)

silsor on 6/11/2009 at 01:18

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I only need cards 8 and 9 - can someone let me know where they are?

STiFU on 6/11/2009 at 01:23

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Agent Cooper, something in the crematory will help you with that suspicious spot.

I now realized, what might cause the performance problem on my side (don't worry, nothing spoily on the screen):
(http://img689.imageshack.us/i/screenshot13f.jpg/) http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/5611/screenshot13f.th.jpg
As the Alias-effects on the screenshots suggest, the Mipmaps are not working right. I do know for a fact though, that they normally work, at least on the highres textures from the NTEX-Testurepack. The option to force Mipmaps is aparently not available in my nVidia control panel. This is maybe an issue with the Windows 7 driverversion (191.07). Wasn't there some tool for nVidia graphics cards, with whom you could setup a lot more driver specific functions, than the control panel offered?

Agent Cooper on 6/11/2009 at 01:27

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STiFU,
thank you, too ! :)
Cheers,
Cooper