just finished the game. awesome

never thought could finished it this fast, under 18 hours already can.

More dislikes:

- Very short campaign
- Repetitive environments
- Being forced to play stealthily throughout the game for the sake of a good ending (god, this NPC annoys the heck out of me, I would love to fire an arrow between his eyes but I can't because I will get the bad ending)
- Poor stealth mechanics (doors opened, missing patrols will not alert guards). Distractions (throwing objects in the distance will instead give guards supernatural detection and give away your position). Can't dim out light sources, nor hide in the shadows

Uh oh.

My "Kill everything on the level quietly." tactic wasn't such a bright idea now I guess LOL.

What? But I haven't finished the game 

EDIT: After playing this game for around 10 hours, I still don't understand why this game is getting such rave reviews 

More dislikes:

- Very short campaign
- Repetitive environments
- Being forced to play stealthily throughout the game for the sake of a good ending (god, this NPC annoys the heck out of me, I would love to fire an arrow between his eyes but I can't because I will get the bad ending)
- Poor stealth mechanics (doors opened, missing patrols will not alert guards). Distractions (throwing objects in the distance will instead give guards supernatural detection and give away your position). Can't dim out light sources, nor hide in the shadows

I missed Thief 

this game dont have map.. hah

got, need to find it. but cannot bring it.

but for me, no need for map since got those waypoints and multiple ways to infiltrate.

What? But I haven't finished the game 

EDIT: After playing this game for around 10 hours, I still don't understand why this game is getting such rave reviews 

More dislikes:

- Very short campaign
- Repetitive environments
- Being forced to play stealthily throughout the game for the sake of a good ending (god, this NPC annoys the heck out of me, I would love to fire an arrow between his eyes but I can't because I will get the bad ending)
- Poor stealth mechanics (doors opened, missing patrols will not alert guards). Distractions (throwing objects in the distance will instead give guards supernatural detection and give away your position). Can't dim out light sources, nor hide in the shadows

I missed Thief 

this is quite retarded actually. why make a game for player to kill in so many ways but punish them for that? anyway, if i ter-buy this game in any sales, i wont be bother bout the good ending, it can be watched in utube

finished the game in 1 day. play in high chaos. gonna play it again on stealth mode. The ending quite lame. And the runes a bit hard to find. sad

The game can be a bit wonky at times. A lot of times when you are given a choice to either kill or spare important NPCs, the NPC will go nuts even if you plan to spare them.

NPC: The key is on this table. You can either kill me or spare me. I leave that choice to you.
Me: *decides to spare him, sheathes weapon and takes key*
NPC: I AM INIGO MONTOYA! YOU KILLED MY FATHER! PREPARE TO DIE!
Me: 

The game tried a bit too hard to deliver Bioshock 2 endings but kinda failed. 

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