Domarius on 7/1/2006 at 04:56
242, I love all the things that TDS did right, and being on TDM team and seeing the desicions we are making as a group, I can assure you TDM is in good hands.
OrbWeaver on 7/1/2006 at 12:31
Quote Posted by New Horizon
However, slipping around foolishly on oil or choking on moss takes things into the realm of slapstick
New from TDM, the "pants fall down" arrow.
Domarius on 8/1/2006 at 02:24
And the "Pie" arrow.
Speaking of slapstick, I read somewhere there is a "Benny Hinn" mod for Thief 2, where everyone is in fast forward and the Yakety Sax music is playing - must be funny during a chase.
Macsen on 8/1/2006 at 02:42
Quote Posted by Domarius
Speaking of slapstick, I read somewhere there is a "Benny Hinn" mod for Thief 2, where everyone is in fast forward and the Yakety Sax music is playing - must be funny during a chase.
That would be Hill, not Hinn.
Domarius on 9/1/2006 at 02:53
Yeah, there you go - HILL, not Hinn. The guy that was not the short guy, from "the Two Ronnies"
Well he was before my time. I never understood that everytime someone (like "The Goodies") had a fast forward scene with the sax music playing, they were tributing his comedy show. I only learned that in later years.
sparhawk on 9/1/2006 at 10:14
Quote Posted by ZylonBane
You know what's dumb? Even using the expression "arrow combos". Makes TDS sound like a button-mashing fighting game.
I thought the same when I read that term. And I still don't know what is even meant by it. :)
Quote Posted by 242
I personally don't see how the oil flasks and choking moss arrows are too cheesey and noise arrows, holy water arrows, slow-fall, speed potions etc. are not. Is it objective attitude to TDS items?
Of course it is NOT objective. After all, we got together and make our game in the vision WE like it. Therefore it will alyways be subjective. Why should we make a clinical objective game, that we don't like afterwards? You don't spend several years of your live, working on something, that you wont even like, and you already know it when you start.
Yametha on 9/1/2006 at 11:01
Quote Posted by sparhawk
I thought the same when I read that term. And I still don't know what is even meant by it.
This means that using one arrow on the effect of another enhanses that effect. The example given in this thread is the moss from the moss arrow being watered by the water arrow and spreading.
242 on 9/1/2006 at 11:51
Yes, that was not the right term perhaps.
Those "combos" are: moss a.+water a., oil + fire a. More interactivety.
