Friendly missions :)

[deflax]

Hi guys o/

 

First of all a huge *thanks* for the large amount of time you've all spend with this project so I can now experience a proper thief (was really disapointed how you can escape a guard using the portals between areas in thief3) anway...

 

Im not sure my question should be here (because its not off-topic actually )

 

Thing is back in the old days my mind was scarred after I find out that the dark project is not just - clear out the mansion of the rich people and steal their goods kind of a game, but some deep scary zombie magic stuff - I think i've got my first white hairs when I've heard: "Stay away from my face thief!" and run in panic in the zombie maze desperately looking for the horn of Quintus or when i read that book at the necromancer spire in Life of the Party... if there is a guinnes record about who can quickly press ESC when you hear the zombie's moaning - search no more!

 

So in other words i admit that im a pussy scared of the undead elements so It will be really nice of you to recommend me some missions to download which are without any supernatural elements inside.

 

Thanks o/

[Serpentine]

Nutritional facts:

• Produced in a factory that uses nuts.
  
• Allergens: Soy, Lactose.
  
• May contain an unspecified number of the accursed undead in all their moaning glory.
  

[Springheel]

You can always look in the mission downloader at the screenshots and "more info", that will help avoid the more obvious undead ones.

 

Off the top of my head, none of the following have undead:

 

A Score to Settle

Tears of St. Lucia

Too Late

Thieves

Crown of Penitence

Awaiting the Storm

Fiasco at Fauchard St.

Knighton's Manor

Living Expenses

Pandora's Box

Return to the City

The Builder's Influence

 

That should keep you going for a while.

[grayman]

Somewhere Above the City has no undead.

[Obsttorte]

My missions have no undead, too. The Phrase Book by Sotha does also not contain any undead IIRC.

[Goldwell]

You can always look in the mission downloader at the screenshots and "more info", that will help avoid the more obvious undead ones.

 

Off the top of my head, none of the following have undead:

 

A Score to Settle

Tears of St. Lucia

Too Late

Thieves

Crown of Penitence

Awaiting the Storm

Fiasco at Fauchard St.

Knighton's Manor

Living Expenses

Pandora's Box

Return to the City

The Builder's Influence

 

That should keep you going for a while.

 

Would it be possible to perhaps add categories for missions? It would be awesome to sort through via category.

[deflax]

thanks

 

Would it be possible to perhaps add categories for missions? It would be awesome to sort through via category.

 

could be nice but isnt all this one giant spoiler if for example the undead act as an important twist in the plot

[zergrush]

You should totally play Alberic's Curse and A Night to Remember.

Edited October 9, 2013 by zergrush

[deflax]

You should totally play Alberic's Curse and A Night to Remember.

boo! dont ruin my friendly topic with your horror missions

[ERH+]

You could find some more info in this thread:

http://forums.thedar...post__p__312752

 

I guess we could make a list of alphabetical keywords (assassination, bank, city, daylight, escape, fortress, and so on) and put just single capital letters in mission list.

Edited October 9, 2013 by ERH+

[SeriousToni]

Sneak & Destroy is also without horror

[Xarg]

Sons of Baltona and The Parcel are supernatural-free

[deflax]

thanks for the list will keep me occupied for sure i've just finished santa lucia and and started builder's influence

 

btw in both missions you use vocal samples for the drunken people from the lighted windows - i just want to point out that i recognise a specific sample that i once got from the freesound project of a possibly insane man screaming around for the use of my dark ambient project

 

if you're interested you may check the end of this track of mine

 

Deflax - Infotron:

http://ia700400.us.archive.org/27/items/odp033/Deflax_-_10_-_Infotron.mp3

 

Edited October 11, 2013 by deflax