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Thursday, June 22, 2006

FMs from France and a Silly Bagatelle - 3:56:47 AM - scumble

On the 12th of June a couple of Fan Missions emerged from France - Chasse a L'Homme and Vol de Nuit: Thief 2 Fan Mission Vol De Nuit (v1.0) Filesize: 0.44 MB Released: 6/12/2006 VolDeNuit.txt By: TheHardyBoyz, Kubiac Thief 2 Fan Mission Chasse A L'Homme (v1.0) Filesize: 1.4 MB Released: 6/12/2006 ChasseALHomme.txt By: TheHardyBoyz, Kubiac Also, the 19th brought along BestestFM. Shortly after release, it was discovered to be the work of sluggs, as an attempt to make the worst possible mission. Unfortunately, not everyone found it to be amusing... BestestFM (v1.0)  Filesize: 0.18 MB  Released: 6/19/2006  BestestFM.txt By: Me, i made this! Plot Description: Please play my bestest mission so far. It took me ages to make. You have to kill everyone to complete the objectives. A Meteor made a big hole in the floor and out popped some people. They got silly voices and they can also float! They deserve to die, so Kill 'em, kill 'em all!

Monday, June 12, 2006

Orthodox Wedding - New Thief 2 Fan Mission - 4:20:52 AM - scumble

tdbonko has released a mission he built with Naks, originally intended for the second beauty contest. Thief 2 Fan Mission Orthodox Wedding (v1.0)  Filesize: 16.3 MB  Released: 6/9/2006  OrthodoxWedding.html By: TDBonko Plot Description: This FM is inspired by the novel “90 Years Later”, by Laza Lazarevic. "Garrett decided to take a rest from his job and to visit his old buddy Boris who lives in a nice mountain village. So, he didn’t take much of his equipment. When he saw Boris and heard his sad story, things become complicated.”

Friday, June 02, 2006

Randy Smith Interviewd at Amped - 2:07:01 PM - Dan

Amped has run a great interview with Thief Series designer Randy Smith, who shares his thoughts on the series, the industry, and what he’s been up to these days. To continue, the job I wanted most in the games industry was a design position on what at that time was called The Dark Project. There was little public data, but Looking Glass had a very evocative teaser website for the project, and System Shock was my all time favorite game. On a list of a hundred potential jobs, I wanted that job so badly that it made me tense. I searched and found the phone number of the project director, Greg LoPicollo, and gave him an unsolicited call where I sold myself to him in 15 seconds before he could hang up on me. I said I’d drive myself down to Cambridge for the interview. Weeks later, after two self-funded interviews and a couple homework assignments with their 3D editor, they offered me a hybrid design/programming job, essentially building levels and scripted behaviors. It turned out my marginal programming skills weren't as valuable as my design abilities, so with lots of coaching and instruction from the legendary Looking Glass guys, I shifted off of programming entirely and became a full time level builder and designer. I contributed to many of the Thief 1 levels, owned a few of them, and created gameplay behaviors for even more of them. To date, it was the best project of my life, although maybe first projects are always like that. I learned a ton, I connected with an awesome team, and I believe the shared magic of that group led to the success that was Thief: The Dark Project. This very candid interview discusses the bad as well as the good of working on the series. Come discuss it with us!

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