jtr7 on 31/7/2011 at 08:34
That wouldn't even cover more than half of what rope arrows allow.
zachary1975 on 31/7/2011 at 14:11
maybe you should list all the things rope arrows allow otherwise anyone could go on suggesting never knowing if there getting closer to what rope arrow allow.:devil:
SubJeff on 31/7/2011 at 23:55
Your question is irrelevant jtr - climbing gloves offer something completely different.
Koki on 6/8/2011 at 19:36
rope arrows, climbing gloves, sticky boots(let you walk upside down), double jump and levitation spell
or it isn't thief :mad:
zachary1975 on 6/8/2011 at 21:08
that sound like a great idea.:angel:
however a levitation spell would make it so you didn't need any of the others and make the game too easy.
Too Much Coffee on 7/8/2011 at 21:10
Quote Posted by Koki
climbing gloves, sticky boots(let you walk upside down), double jump and levitation spell
or it isn't thief :mad:
Please don't say such things. People from EM may be lurking here and take this seriously and give them the wrong ideas.
lost_soul on 9/8/2011 at 01:42
I prefer both. I always loved the rope arrows, but I generally felt like a professional burglar while I was climbing up the side of Widow Moyra's house to break in in Thief 3. If they have rope arrows, they should be able to do some more advanced physics. For example:
When I need to cross a chasm that has a wood beam suspended up in the middle above lava, I should be able to fire a rope arrow into it but "hold on" to the other end of the rope so that I don't have to jump out and hope that I can grab the rope before hitting the bottom.
I guess in real life this would be a dumb thing to do, because any "rope arrow" that gets stuck in a surface strong enough to support the weight of a human would also pull me right over the edge if the rope got pulled tight.
jtr7 on 9/8/2011 at 01:46
I'd rather feel like I'm an ex-Keeper in The City, than a burglar in a city.
Professional burglars are less likely to scale walls magically, so I don't feel anymore realism from the gloves.
zachary1975 on 10/8/2011 at 22:56
Quote Posted by jtr7
I'd rather feel like I'm an ex-Keeper in The City, than a burglar in a city.
Professional burglars are less likely to scale walls magically, so I don't feel anymore realism from the gloves.
why?
i think feeling like your a burglar in the city would be rather fun, exciting, interesting and new.:)
