Something I did to make T3 more of a challenge was I played it on Expert and went through the game not killing or sapping anyone (except for the few that you have to to make the mission progress) I agree, I hope the reboot is good. I'd love to see the return of Expert being "you are a thief NOT a murderer, do not kill anyone"Thief is the kind of game you play on a PC, up close to a 24" screen, at night, with a quality pair of headphones, on Expert mode only. Inevitably, it will be at least partially dumbed down for the "Moron Brigade" who run crying to mommy that it's either "too hard" or that the gameplay is "too different" and "slower paced" than Call of Duty... :|
Thanks for sharing, can't wait!Did anyone see this? Holy moly!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkllyzPvQ3Q
Despite being a die hard Thief fan I decided that the discrimination against the EU fans by making them wait for release just isn't on, there's no excuse for this kind of discrimination against customers, we have examples of other modern games treating everyone fairly and having a global release date, such as Bioshock Infinite, there's no excuses for this in the age of digital distribution.
They've just lost a sale.
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Nothing you've posted is an acceptable excuse for discriminating against one group of people over another. Infinite did have a global release date, it release at 1 time across the entire world, fans who decided to stay up to play it, or take time off work etc (many did) all got to play it at the same time, that's a matter of fact.
I'm not raging hard in fact I just got a 100% discount on Thief and get to play it 3 days earlier than if I paid for it, that's actually a huge benefit to a fan rather than waiting 3 days while other people play and enjoy it.
I'm not raging hard in fact I just got a 100% discount on Thief and get to play it 3 days earlier than if I paid for it
So you decided to steal a copy because you're being asked to wait three more days than someone else?
Really? Wow, textbook example of gamer entitlement.
Kinda ironic that this is for a game called Thief.
I've never played the previous games. I did play a bit of dishonored though and thought it was alright. My whole issue is not knowing where to go or what to do.
I want to get this next week but I'm not sure if I will like it. Would it be reccomended for ps4? I'm not gonna pre order I'll just walk into best buy and get it Tuesday, if so.
I never said I was going to steal it, I said I wasn't going to pay for it.
In the olden golden days of home computers, there was chaos. Games came from everywhere in the '80s and shops flung them on shelves whenever they turned up. "It was just release whenever you could," recalls Andy Payne, a veteran of the UK industry. "Stuff would release every single day." Even the bigger shop-chains in the 8-bit and 16-bit eras joined the scrum, buying stock from wholesalers, amassing it at warehouses then racing it out to stores to go on shelves "as quickly as you bloody could".
That's what Graeme Struthers tells me, and he should know: he was a games buyer for Dixons Stores Group (Currys, Dixons, PCWorld) at the time. "And we were by far the biggest retailer for 16-bit," he - wait, was he boasting?
Big operators like Dixons weren't happy. They had order for other goods in their stores and they advertised them in newspapers on Fridays and Saturdays. The prospect of stock turning up late and missing the weekend wasn't a good one, so the big shops did something about it.
"Dixons basically started sitting down with the supply chain and saying, 'If you release products on a Friday that means we can include it in our advertising; that means we can promote you.' It's carrot and stick," Graeme Struthers explains. "I wouldn't say that Dixons were the company that made it Fridays, but it was the retail chains that said having product just turning up ad hoc is useless; having product that's got a defined release date means we can all orientate our distribution to get it into all of our shops for a Friday so that we've got the weekend business.
"It was basically retail bringing order to a very chaotic supply chain. Within about six to eight months, everyone was selling things on a Friday. It was very quick to reach that agreement and understanding."
I never said I was going to steal it, I said I wasn't going to pay for it.
It's official now that Thief will not be moddable, not that it surprises me.
In odd news however, EM has also opened a modding contest to help promote Thief. I guess to show how the over 15 year old franchise is still alive and well, you know primarily because of the games mod community, which they just said Thief won't have...
Tell me again how this makes any sense?
They did a live stream for GamesRadar and apparently one of the viewers asked about mod support, the producer that was there presenting the game said it won't have it.Where did you get it won't be moddable?
