Renault on 31/12/2008 at 07:09
I always though the name "Jenivere" was kind of lame.
Artemus is a pretty cool name though... :cool: So are Aeric, Andrus and Lukas.
nicked on 31/12/2008 at 07:51
Ahem... "I am Frederick Juniper Rothschild the 3rd, and I deserve more recognition that those... commoners!"
P.S. Bumbleson is a brilliant name.
Melan on 31/12/2008 at 11:39
I am partial to Quince and Jacow -- about what you should name two hardened killers in a criminal underground.
Markander fits a Hammerite high priest very well, too.
Thor on 31/12/2008 at 14:45
besides Garrett, Artemus, Basso, Constantine i also liked Karras. Hated his voice bigtime, though.
Worst names? I guess i'll have to agree with Jennivere being lame, but in the whole thing i don't really try to remember all the names, specially the worst ones. :D
Delphi on 31/12/2008 at 15:54
I don't get it, what's with all the hate against Jennivere?
I personally thought it was one of the better names in the series because it is (to my knowledge) more or less made up. Which makes it unique, which is what the Thief series is all about.
sNeaksieGarrett on 31/12/2008 at 16:53
Oh man, I forgot about Quince and Jacow. I love those names... Now those are creative.:cheeky: There's so many GOOD names in the thief series... I still can't think of one I hate.
pavlovscat on 31/12/2008 at 17:51
Of course I love poor ol' Benny, but I like Kevel a lot. He really got around. :p And another vote for Basso the Boxman.
nicked on 31/12/2008 at 20:00
Lazy naming: Captain Davidson. Mmm... Really conjurs up images of romantic piracy and swashbuckling. :p
jtr7 on 31/12/2008 at 20:07
You can blame that on the real "Captain" Davidson the dev knew.:sly: And his, uh, "spice smuggling", as well.:p
The only names I have trouble liking are thankfully behind-the-scenes, found through DromEd:
Egbert ("Dumb Guard")
Ethelbert
DrkEthelbert
Philbert
All Shoalsgate guards along with Albert ("Smart Guard").
Petike the Taffer on 31/12/2008 at 21:56
Quote Posted by jtr7
But...but...it's spelled "Vi
ktoria", with a branching, angular "k", not a curvy, bowed "c".:joke:
...and is therefore similiar to it's Slovakian version, hehe... ;) Minus the "acute accent" diacritic mark on the "o"... :p :cheeky:
Quote Posted by jtr7
The only names I have trouble liking are thankfully behind-the-scenes, found through DromEd:
Egbert ("Dumb Guard")
Ethelbert
DrkEthelbert
Philbert
Albert
That's Anglo-Saxon "-berties" for you... :cheeky:
