Platinumoxicity on 26/7/2010 at 14:21

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Things I liked ("liked" -in the sense that i prefer them to their original counterparts)

-As Lytha said, the separation of frobbing and using objects to different keys was good.
-I liked that the keys were separated from the inventory, but I was kinda missing fumbling with the keys. (Not missing fumbling with all items with the keys, that sucked in the originals)
-I liked that guards could put away their weapons.
-I liked that guards had a separate low-lever search mode where they were not expecting anything dangerous, thus were not holding a weapon in their hands.
-I liked the improved mantling.
-I liked the way fire arrows actually illuminated the area and not just decreased your stealth.
-I liked that they introduced the "times caught" stat in the debriefing screen.
-I liked the fact that the loudness of different floors were better varied, and there actually was a difference between the volume of walking on metal and walking on tile floors. (Although I didn't like the way that soft surfaces were made too loud and there was no such thing as a silent floor that you could jump on without making noise.)
-I liked the fact that Ai could carry lights.

Beleg Cúthalion on 26/7/2010 at 20:42

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Just a little sidenote to our reality and pro-&-con-TDS discussions: I sort of liked the idea that you have to find the right key, especially when you were in a hurry. :p

Beleg Cúthalion on 27/7/2010 at 08:35

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I wonder if that is more a matter of oversized FMs than of the original game.