there is still labor ahead

there is still labor ahead. "We have, let's say, two different types of citizen. We have the one, it's really there to add some life but they won't react. And this is where we have to work very… we have to be very careful, we have to be smart. So it's the beggars, for example. So if we put Buy The Elder Scrolls Online Gold beggars in a place where you can be in front of them and kill people, the beggars by definition won't be able to react with stuff like that. So we have to make sure these citizens, we use them smartly in some place that it just, it makes sense. And we have the other citizen, them, they are really alive. So if you're going by, and they are going 'ok, you're not about to kill me.

 and that's it, but if you start to mess and do some stuff, they're going to be 'ok, alert, alert,' and stuff like that. But for you the player, there is no difference, there is no 'ok, the other citizens are all blue, and then there are yellow,' there is no difference visually speaking. So this is where we'll have to be really smart."Roy was worried that exposing these systems to me would make Thief seem less special. "I don't want to kill all the magics of a game." But if anything, peeking behind the veil gives me greater appreciation for the hard work that goes into creating that magic. I'll let them tinker under the hood. As long as the result instills the tension Gallagher talks about, I'm happy to fall under Thief's spell. Here's hoping the illusion is a convincing one.Bethesda today announced that Quake Live is getting a standalone client. Rather than playing the game through their web-browsers, players will now have to download and install a standalone client.

 which they will use to launch the game.Certain functions will remain available on quakelive.com, allowing players to manage account settings, view profiles, manage clans, and even launch Pro matches, but all players will need to download the standalone client. Third-party standalone clients are no longer compatible with Quake Live following this transition.Sadly, switching to a standalone client also means that players with Linux and Mac operating systems will no longer be able to run the game. Bethesda says that testers have managed to make Quake Live work through emulation or visualization software, but that it's unable to support native Mac and Linux versions.Players who subscribe to Premium Pro Quake Live but don't meet the operating system requirement should contact Customer support via the Support Link or support@quakelive.com.Quake Live, which launched in 2010, is essentially a port of the 1999 PC Game Quake III Arena. It's ability to run on most web-browsers was a big selling point at the time.


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