Judith on 14/3/2006 at 13:39

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[SPOILER]No, you can't get to the other zombie, it was put there only to create spooky atmosphere and justify this frantic knocking - playing in surround sound in the middle of the night is not recomended ;)[/SPOILER]

As for the lootlist (not sure whether its everything):

[SPOILER]Special Items: Quigsley's dagger - in his chamber, under the bed, Quigsley's olde wine - in the zombie room, tunnels, access through a small grate on the left wall.

Market: about 3 purses to be stolen - the cook, the merchant and the keeper woman in the last (red) room; 2 coin piles - merchant in the first room and woman selling fishes in the second room.

Quigsley's chamber - everything's like on a plate, exept the dagger (under the bed) and 3 goblets (on the right, bookcase near the door).

Tunnels - A goblet on the crate opposite the table (put behind the pot or sth like that); a mirror - nearby that poor dead lady, which zombie likes so much :cheeky:

Park - easy thing: a book on the Quigsley's bench and two valuable things nearby (one on and one under the bench to be exact).[/SPOILER]



Yup, this one was just a warmup, I have to get familiar with 3dsmax a little bit more, I've already written down the storyline, looks like a small trilogy to me :)

montag on 16/3/2006 at 09:36

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Judith, just started your mission and all I've done for the last half-hour is look around at the beautiful textures- wow! wow! (double wow)... 'nuther for good measure- wow!

tiger@sound.net on 16/4/2006 at 13:04

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Thank you, Judith, for some uniquely interesting T3 FM experiences.:thumb:

And the best way that I found to approach that "crowded market" was to practice maximum Ghosting and patience, while observing 2, 3 or more guard-patterns by using the third-person view. (In fact, I got so wrapped-up in "watching patterns" that I completely forgot about that very needed "piece" at the very last table, my first time through!) :joke:

Plus those spooky settings and creepy inhabitants, were most excellent!

And btw, Judith, I did manage to actually take-care of those rough blokes, along with that wizard fellow, before they escaped with the "prize". (But, I suspect that your game really didn't appreciate that sort of "creative ending", so it refused to end with my "un-planned scenario". Oh well, I just had to go for it, you know.) :cool:

Thanks for the Fun!

... Jim ...

(http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/silenthillforever/)

stinker on 16/4/2006 at 20:25

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Hello again,
I've reinstalled the game in english-language, and now I can read the briefings. But the objectives - there are only some small quadrats at the beginning of each objective...anyone who can help?

And I've got he same problem like tinRobot, cannot finish the mission because the book is in the loot-list and I cannot read it.

Thanks
Kerstin

Judith on 16/4/2006 at 22:33

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Again, thanks for all the comments :)



Yes, it's my fault :) I was a little newbie with the scripting and I thought the timing would be right (it's random, in fact). I'm aware that the ending is a little bit weird and somewhat forced, it won't happen in the future, I promise :) Actually the sequel takes place in a big forest, and you'll have much bigger freedom of choice. I plan something like freelancing (a few different locations to visit/loot) and, at the same time, leading the player towards completion of the main goal.