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  1. I figured assumingly they were the Tree worshippers. That's why pagan missions have lots of tree houses and vines. Where do you think the vines arrows come from?
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  2. I had this idea 7 years ago, but I was too lazy to do anything with it.
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  3. Hi all, We are an indie developer currently working on a stealth game called Winter Ember. Winter Ember is heavily inspired by the Thief series. I would love to see my fellow stealth fans check out it out and let me know what you think! The Steam page has gone live, please check it out! https://store.steampowered.com/app/1417880/Winter_Ember/ Cheers, Rob
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  4. Here's the message I sent to Fieldmedic on August 23, 2013: To answer Chakk's critique, if you look at Thief 2, it got weird FMs like Kill Factory, Incubus, The Flying Age, etc. All that's needed is someone dedicated enough to map it, and people willing to play it.
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  5. I think this is a tremendous idea with so much potential. The guard's mission could be to prevent a crime which would offer lots of adrenaline fun but there could also be a scenario where the guard is instead a Detective (or a Private Investigator) that has been sent to solve a crime that has already been committed. Depending on the individual, sleuthing can involve a lot of stealthiness so the player could use a lot of his thief skill-sets.
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  6. Knew i hated it but yeah the boat has sailed and thats a damn shame.
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  7. Might not be the most known game but call of cthulhu dcote could be a good candidate for some TLC with this engine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_of_Cthulhu:_Dark_Corners_of_the_Earth The story in the original was really good and closely followed hp lovecrafts though it used elements from a few different novels (shadow over insmouth / dagon etc.), unfortunatly the engine sufferred some serious bugs due to the studio going bankrupt and the lead dev being the only one left to finish it before the lights went out. Though not as sneaky as amnesia it does pay off to stay away from plain sight. If you go insane in the game because of the things you encounter you would most likely blow of your own head with a gun (game over man) Also there is no healthbar and if you get injured you will need splints for broken bones medkits and time which made it insanely hard at times if you were hunted. Using morphine to dull the pain also has serious drawbacks as even though you might get away this time it will deteriorate your sanity so you have to be really carefull using it. The sanity system also plays in here as if you start to go crazy it will blur your view and make you walk like your drunk which makes it even harder.
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  8. Trump would be all too happy to abandon Taiwan, and he's already abandoned Hong Kong, but hopefully his days are numbered. As for the Uyghurs, I wrote a report about their plight. It's on such a massive scale, comparable in scale to the Nazi holocaust in the sense it involves millions of people affected in one way or another, the detentions are over a year and basically by quota (at least 1/3 people detained without question), incredibly abusive, and even if you aren't detained there are 100,000s of cameras and phone scanners and 10,000s of homestay security officers that literally live in their houses and "marry" the daughters (i.e., a state sponsored rape and race-cleansing campaign), etc. When problems are on such vast scales and multiple levels, you have to address them at a vast scale and multiple levels. Pressure on the government I doubt would work. Educating the population isn't likely to work. Facilitating the escape of the population to other countries can only go so far. Targeted economic sanctions might help pressure the forced labor part, but the problem is the forced labor is so tightly integrated with the broader Chinese supply chain economy that it's almost impossible to tease out the Xinjiang contribution from the entire Chinese export market, and I doubt any country is going to just completely cut itself off from the Chinese market. Educating foreigners about it would be good for playing the long diplomatic game though. It's a problem from hell. I wish we could do more.
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  9. https://beeldbank.cultureelerfgoed.nl/rce-mediabank/?mode=gallery&view=horizontal&sort=random{1584794652242} asc&page=1&fq[]=search_s_collection:"Bouwkundige tekeningen"&reverse=0&filterAction
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