DrK on 15/1/2006 at 21:06
Wrong door Ethne :cheeky:
It's the one into the inn, under the huge wooden stairs that leads to the bedrooms.
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More screenshots from my "rooftop travel" behind the scene (without crate stacking !)
Okay now I'm depressed :(
;)
The Phantom on 15/1/2006 at 21:41
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Does this thread get the most posts award then..?
You've never seen the (
http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=72263&highlight=Ominous) Ominous Bequest thread? ;)
Finished both missions! WOW :D
It took me quite some time. I hoped to finish them without help of spoilers but ..I failed :(
After a long search I found the key [SPOILER]on the ground in Lord Namez's courtyard[/SPOILER] in mission 1, but in Mission 2 I don't think I would have found the glyphs in [SPOILER]the Black market tunnel[/SPOILER] without help. I hope to see a few extra readables with hints in the next parts to make it easier for players to find certain keys.
Although this campaign is not finished yet I can already say that this is one of the best, and the most beautiful, city campaigns I've played so far :thumb:
The detail is really impressive. Although I must say you implemented a lot of lightning beams in both missions (in mission 2's Inn for example, you can see lightning bams coming out of almost window). This effect is something special and must not be implemented too often in my opinion.
Also nice work for those two beautiful briefing movies. Hearing them in french instead of english was a little strange the first time though :)
I was also really impressed by the new themes and the sounds in the city (like the cat and footsteps) and all the NPC's having their own name. Further compliments go to atmosphere, story, secrets, readables, loot amount and new enemies, which are all way above average!
Also some well meant criticism: the occasionally dissapointing level design in comparison with other locations, the absence of some impressive scripted events and the absence of weather effects (but this was probably because you reached dromed limits ;). For your first contact with dromed you did a great job. Overal you made two outstanding city missions that hit Gold status. Rating: 9 :thumb:
Good luck with making the next parts, Eric. You still have a lot of work to do, but I'm sure you can make the sequels as great as these two, and maybe even better. I'm really looking forward to play them when they're ready!!
Sir Reginald on 16/1/2006 at 05:00
Thanks Bikerdude!
ManzoK on 16/1/2006 at 05:53
By viewing the screenshots this mission seems to have all I want from a FM.
Really great ! Thanks DrK
The Sleeper on 16/1/2006 at 21:23
The first time I heard the cat screech sound I thought I had stepped on it. Really enjoying the missions. Awesome!
Clock on 17/1/2006 at 04:47
I don't want to plow through all these pages to find the answer, though I did make an attempt. It seems nobody had difficulty in getting the Soul Heart. How does one get to it?
[SPOILER]I did accidently notice that picking up Protective Soul Firgas causes the blue lighting inside that cage contraption to go out, but so what[/SPOILER]
Aspirin on 17/1/2006 at 07:20
[SPOILER]You should open cage with one of the books in library.[/SPOILER]
Clock on 17/1/2006 at 16:25
Thanks....I hate looking for [SPOILER]frobbable books in huge librarys[/SPOILER]
ape drape on 18/1/2006 at 02:00
Excellent work. Simply excellent.
On the 2nd mission...
One thing I searched and searched for but couldn't find a way to get to was the third floor of that tower, with the 2 spiders in it, by the black market. I could see a guy standing in the window, but for the life of me couldn't find out how to get at him.
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That is an interesting comparison, but I think it is really apples vs. oranges. I think that the map in Midnight at Murkbell is several times larger (4-5?) in linear dimension than Rocksbourg, and Murkbell a lot more realistic in terms of a functioning city. The thing that makes Rocksbourg unique and fun, to me, is how much interesting stuff and exploration is crammed into quite a small space, really, as well as the 3-D nature of the maze.
Is there a link for Midnight at Murkbell, can't seem to find it. I love large city missions.
Nightwalker on 18/1/2006 at 04:23
Midnight in Murkbell is the second mission of Calendra's Legacy. It's outstanding and if you haven't played it, you really should.
