~s:a:n:i:t:y~ on 11/6/2006 at 11:21

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will try that right after Grand Prix :)

EDIT: Couldn't wait and did it!!!!! Found the little beast!

How did tou ever guess??? "Real life" thinking? :)



EDIT AGAIN: Anyway, that's the best consolation after Renault winning at Silverstone :(

Hope Vincent on 11/6/2006 at 17:22

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BLACKJACKS -- You taffers who think we thieves don't need our clubs are entitled to your own opinions. I, personally, LOVE my blackjack and when I have a problem finding it in a mission, I feel lost. In T1/T2, I keep the BJ in my hand most of the time. It's very convenient for getting up when you're crouching.
Also, being an older female thief, I don't like killing and the sight of blood. So, it's nice to be able to give the guards a little bump on the noggin to get them off my back. So please, don't even think of getting rid of my blackjack.:rolleyes: :tsktsk: :grr: :nono: :)

Thanxs,

Hope Vincent

tiger@sound.net on 11/6/2006 at 22:01

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That was some great passion for your BlackJack, Hope. . .
(Well, I kind of liked it.) :cool:

So, here's what they need to do with T3 FMs, instead of getting-rid of the BJ.
(And real "guard duty" has probably been this way, ever since its creation.)

Guards will always keep track of each other, along with their areas.

And then if one is missing, could an alarm go-up for all of our T3 guards?
(They keep track of items and lights and will go on alert for those, already.)

BUT are T3 guards smart enough to realize that one of their number is missing? :confused:

So should a "missing guard", no body or blood evidence, equal a level-1 alert?
And then "found blood, only" equals a level-2 alert?
And a "found body of anyone" equals a level-3 alert?

(See what knowing zero about T3Edit, can do to your imagination?) :joke:

nobody on 14/6/2006 at 05:41

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Str8g8. this was an awesome mission. I have just finished it and i was more than impressed. i think I must have spent 20 minutes in the little grove near the fountain watching those floating leaves. the only thing I would say to the negative for this mission was that the guard density was a bit low. I'm not a very good thief and I had no trouble evading and then BJ'ing all the guards. i had a hard time finding my way all the way across the bridge but I spent three hours trying to get onto the roofs to take the "Thieves' Highway" I was convinced must be there. i LOVED the climable pipes and you gotta love an FM with cut-scenes. indeed a thing of beauty and efficiency. i was amazed that such a large mission played so smoothly. I had to lower the vertex settings to get "All the World's a Stage" to play. the T3 FM's just keep getting better I can't wait to see what comes out next, hopefully future FM creaters will take after your example and we'll move back into the world of classic Thief but with better graphics. thank you for using the inventory keys. i never liked the non-inventory kind.
thank you so much



Sanity, I have gotten in the habbit of scanning along walls and corners and other likely places (especially around furniture) while rapidly clicking right mouse button. that's how i found the mouse. never saw it just picked it up. it's kinda like when you're looking for something but can't see the area you're searching, you use your hands to feel around. not long ago in a T2 FM I opened a safe and removed the loot within through a wall.

tiger@sound.net on 14/6/2006 at 09:44

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Nobody, did you get a chance to climb-up a tree or two? :angel:
(Those gently drifting leaves, at first, really got my attention.)
But actually standing in the fork of tree, almost knocked me out of it! :D

And that "mysterious Thief's Highway" has become a small fetish for me, also. :cool:
(http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=106335) T3 Climbing and that Thief's Highway idea
(I did a lot of climbing-investigations but I'm just a novice at T3, you know.)
So would you accept his channel on Water Street as a Thief's Highway of sorts?