Thievery youtube channel

[thief.in.thievery]

Invite everybody to play thief style multiplayer mod for UT

 

Please reply here about good/bad marks about thievery gameplay which you can check here -

Thievery Videos

 

Thievery could use bump mapping (relief textures) also UT Bloom Mod for Thievery

 

 

 

 

 

[Bikerdude]

Oh man that look bloody pretty!

[AluminumHaste]

I don't know it doesn't look that good, it's not as charming as Thief 2 lighting and it's not as nice as TDM lighting.

It's okay.

[Mortem Desino]

It's still interesting to see what can be done in UT. I've long since lost my install disk...

[Sotha]

I watched a video.

Guys running around, didn't look much stealth gameplay. I admit I think I saw sometimes someone turning suddenly invisible.

 

The recording player had his gamma turned up so high everything looked washed out and awful.

 

Nope, didn't get interested at all. TF2 spy gameplay looks more stealty gameplay to me.

[thief.in.thievery]

I watched a video.

Guys running around, didn't look much stealth gameplay. I admit I think I saw sometimes someone turning suddenly invisible.

Thief must run on loudly floors and light areas sometimes. Thievery maps can't be enough dark to give thieves chance compete objectives without risking during such rushing. In other side HUMAN guards have chance to safely patrol maps from one light area to other. If experienced guard's patrolling map in smart way thief must risk again and again during periods while looting can be more safe (maybe ). So typically thief staying in shadows observing nearby area and analyze what route from many he can use now. Thief and Guard(human) investigating all the time enemy's tactics like in CS - pure&smart thief multiplayer, isn't it?

[Sotha]

Thief and Guard(human) investigating all the time enemy's tactics like in CS - pure&smart thief multiplayer, isn't it?

 

Nah, looked like chaotic running to me. I think the the chaos is emphasized by the constant change of the observed player and the view pops constantly from the first person to the third person.

 

Can you recommend a video where a single (skilled) player (who does something interesting) is constantly spectated, without the view constantly popping from player to player and not switch between first person and third person? That kind of video might give a better impression for a person who is totally unfamiliar with the game.

 

Maybe one video on the thief side and another on the guard side?

[thief.in.thievery]

Can you recommend a video where a single (skilled) player (who does something interesting) is constantly spectated, without the view constantly popping from player to player and not switch between first person and third person? That kind of video might give a better impression for a person who is totally unfamiliar with the game.

Maybe one video on the thief side and another on the guard side?

 

Ofc and np

 

after 6 month of inactivity one player (Rodent from Mockers guild) returned to thievery

and I recorded 3 maps of his gameplay mainly cos I want to analyze his style (he was very skilled earlier - I remember that)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3rV70wURQg (spectating for guard mainly)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbbqnBIqSK0 (spectating for thief mainly)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmhMQ_FGzwc (single player practicing)

 

also our regular experienced player - Komandor played single on our servers two maps last month

sorry for his chat activity during his gameplay

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4DjBAbsCZQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxXkyiz-8og

 

and third player, Lance after more than year played this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOuguLMLXCQ

you can see that he made some mistakes at the end and then he did a ragequit

 

I collect all that videos in One Player Videos playlist

[thief.in.thievery]

Ah, forgot also about videos where I spectated for Shug - teammate of Rodent

their guild's site is http://www.themockers.org/

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=yApXQKonGBA (spectating for thief mainly)

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=LMjietTYkUo (spectating for thief mainly)

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=2f4hxbeJ-HA (spectating for guard mainly)

Edited June 19, 2011 by thief.in.thievery

[BrokenArts]

Back in the day, when Thievery was at its highest play time, lot of people had a blast playing it. Watching video's, and actually playing are two different things. You can't fully understand what its like to hide in the shadows, and have a human know where those shadows are. There was plenty of areas to hide in, it was not just running around all the time, the fun for me was finding new spots to hide in. SOOO much fun.

 

I played the hell out of it, can't tell you how many times after a good round, my hands would shake, and shake, my heart pounding. Nothing else like it. I was one of the few women that did play, and not to toot my own horn, I was pretty good, its a difficult game at times, very challenging, and if you do not have the patience to learn, its not for you. It does have a high learning curve, but, its worth it. If you just want to run and gun it, go play something else, like regular UT. This game was ahead of its time, and it still is.

 

You get a bunch of good friends playing, get on Team Speak, let the fun begin. Chaotic at times, challenging, finding new spots to hide in, how the hell did he do that, rat mode with friends running around. Such an under rated game.

 

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