Just out of curiosity St. Edgar cathedral FM for t2 - by trudnicki
trudnicki on 19/11/2013 at 12:23
St. Edgar cathedral FM for t2 should be there i think. I am curious what is happening and what is the progress and why spiderman92 looks like he is banned ??
Ricebug on 19/11/2013 at 13:36
I sent you a PM, in case your auto-notification was disabled.
reka1 on 19/11/2013 at 17:16
Just out of curiosity St. Edgar cathedral FM for t2 were is
Renault on 19/11/2013 at 17:29
Might be simpler to just say that the author of St Edgar's was banned from TTLG for having duplicate accounts. There's some doubt as to whether the mission was actually a mission in the first place. Either way, don't count on seeing it anytime soon.
darthsLair on 19/11/2013 at 19:58
Quote Posted by Brethren
There's some doubt as to whether the mission was actually a mission in the first place.
Hi Mike, it was real, as I did some troubleshooting in it to correct pathfinding.
nickie on 19/11/2013 at 20:46
If there is any progress on this mission then it will no doubt appear at Eidos Thief forums, though they appear to be offline at the moment.
Dia on 21/3/2016 at 14:44
Sorry for the necromancy, but I'm in the process of trying to play this FM and I'm stuck at the beginning. I've managed to use the rubble to break down the boards covering the opening that you jump through to get to a water-filled tunnel, but I cannot find the key to the underwater gate in the underwater room (with the stained glass window at one end and the piled rocks at the other). I've searched every single inch of area of ground; I've even restarted this FM thinking I missed something at the beginning, but I still can't find a key to open that gate (my lockpicks don't work, either). I've even hauled one of the boulders from the starting point to the room with the underwater gate & tried throwing the boulder at the gate repeatedly, to no avail. Help, please?
Dia on 21/3/2016 at 14:55
Thanks, Brethren. I did a search for this FM, but never thought it would've been renamed. Thanks again.
