T2 fm-Cataclysmic Revelations-Nov.18th,2011-NewDark 1.19 upgrade May 2013 - by darthsLair
darthsLair on 5/12/2013 at 21:47
Quote Posted by npz
Every time I pick up some water arrows (in Netherworld) they work fine. The problem appears when I change weapon and switch back to water arrows - they're gone! The same with saving - after I store the game just having the water arrows grabbed, when I reload Garret (it's skeleton counterpart actually:) ) seems to have never had them at all. Quite challenging without those arrows - still I'd like to continue the game the regular way:)
I'm new to the forum so I might be posting it in a wrong place anyway...
In the
Netherworld, you must cycle for the weapons, and water arrows. If you have your mouse scroll set up, this is the easiest way to find them again. The engine only allows the default weapons and such to be assigned one time to the hot keys.
npz on 5/12/2013 at 22:37
Quote Posted by darthsLair
In the
Netherworld, you must cycle for the weapons, and water arrows. If you have your mouse scroll set up, this is the easiest way to find them again. The engine only allows the default weapons and such to be assigned one time to the hot keys.As simple as that...Cheers, fellow taffer:) Works fine now!
tone_lord on 24/1/2014 at 03:15
I and my wife have been Thief fans since the very beginning with The Dark Project. We have been playing fan missions in the decade and a half since then. We have played almost all of the great fan missions by too many great authors to even attempt to name. Many of those fan missions were just as good as anything Looking Glass produced. The dedication of these true fans of these marvelous games has always astonished me, and I/we have been deeply grateful for their efforts.
Imagine our amazement that now, so long after the original games came out, the game can still feel fresh and original.
I think this mission may well be the finest I/we have ever played. The depth of its conception, the difficulty (high, but finely balanced), the interest in accomplishing the objectives, the brilliance in using a classic setting from the past in a new way, the new behavior of the denizens of the world, everything...absolutely topnotch!
We are ten-and-a-half hours into the mission (we like to take our time), still missing three scrolls, but we are in no hurry to finish it. It's the most fun we've had in a Thief mission in several years.
Congratulations!
darthsLair on 24/1/2014 at 18:52
Quote Posted by tone_lord
I and my wife have been Thief fans since the very beginning with The Dark Project. We have been playing fan missions in the decade and a half since then. We have played almost all of the great fan missions by too many great authors to even attempt to name. Many of those fan missions were just as good as anything Looking Glass produced. The dedication of these true fans of these marvelous games has always astonished me, and I/we have been deeply grateful for their efforts.
Imagine our amazement that now, so long after the original games came out, the game can still feel fresh and original.
I think this mission may well be the finest I/we have ever played. The depth of its conception, the difficulty (high, but finely balanced), the interest in accomplishing the objectives, the brilliance in using a classic setting from the past in a new way, the new behavior of the denizens of the world, everything...absolutely topnotch!
We are ten-and-a-half hours into the mission (we like to take our time), still missing three scrolls, but we are in no hurry to finish it. It's the most fun we've had in a Thief mission in several years.
Congratulations!
Thankyou for you kind words, and I am happy that you are enjoying it. :) I am working on it's sequel:"Cataclysmic Revelation II "The Mission" Should be released in the early spring.
tone_lord on 25/1/2014 at 07:40
OK. After 12+ hours (Did I mention that we like to take our time? We are uber patient), we finished the mission. We played on Master. I doubt we did anything the efficient way. (I should explain that I run the controls and my wife watches and says, "Wait! You didn't look there!" :joke: It works for us.) We did things the tried and true ways that we have always used. They work, but there were some faster game play possibilities that did not occur to us until we read the spoilers above, which we didn't do until after we finished. We worked harder in this mission than in nearly any other we could remember. Hyper-vigilant AI with lanterns! That's absolutely diabolical. :ebil: Never used the frag bombs except experimentally, only to reload afterwards. One neat thing is that this is one of the few missions where I have found that noise arrows actually played a useful role, even critical in a couple of instances.
5 of 7 secrets. (Then checked the spoilers for the last two. "I TOLD you to look there!" My wife said.)
Left about 1300 loot.
Got all of the optional objectives except killing the Beast.
I loved the ending!
Looking forward to the sequel. :thumb:
nickie on 25/1/2014 at 14:34
Sounds to me like you should listen more to your wife. ;)
Welcome to the forum!
Cardia on 18/6/2015 at 22:49
i am suppose to place the 4 maps to the keepers of maps, where can i find them?
darthsLair on 18/6/2015 at 22:59
Quote Posted by cardia1
i am suppose to place the 4 maps to the keepers of maps, where can i find them?
You will find the way in the old observatory.Hi Pedro, wouldn't you rather play the CCR Campaign?
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http://www.southquarter.com/downloads/2014/CCR_Campaign_V1.2a.zip) http://www.southquarter.com/downloads/2014/CCR_Campaign_V1.2a.zip
Cardia on 18/6/2015 at 23:05
Yes Rod, i´m playing the Cataclysm Revelations Campaign, but i guess i posted my question in the wrong trhead,
i have been
into the old observatory, with the lunar pool, but where do i place the maps?Nevermind found it!
Cardia on 19/6/2015 at 08:36
where can i find the second and the seventh scroll of virtue? its the only two left for me to find, i was able to frob a scroll virtue trough a grave