THIEF DEADLY SHADOWS PATCH 1.18 FULL
The full list of changed bytes is ever available in the included text or. My opensource Lame Patcher tool is required for applying these patches as visible in this video or in the case of the NO-CDs simply placing lpatch.exe and lpatch.dat in the folder of the game and launching lpatch.exe. Only that one Pagan sorcerer near Fort Ironwood, who can't even cast necromancy without an artifact, is a Pagan affiliated with undead.Patches and workarounds made by me: unofficial bug fixes of the bugs I found (all referred to the latest vulnerable versions of the software, older version are not supported), No-CDs and more. Dayport's zombies are by Azaran, a former Hand Mage. The Eye is a Keeper artifact and it caused the cataclysm around the Haunted Cathedral. There is no undead in Pagan strongholds in Thief 2 or Deadly Shadows, and no undead in the Trickster's army in Escape, Strange Bedfellows or Into The Maw of Chaos. Edgars, Abysmal Gale's or Shalebridge Cradle's undead are of Pagan origin. There is no evidence that Cragscleft's, Bonehoard's, Wayside's, St. The Cultural References -section implied that zombies are mainly of Pagan origin, when this is true for just one instance in the trilogy. Furthermore, I've encountered another funny bag - one zombie failed to stand up but began to track player by head movement - it's just laid and wached by me) Creepy!
To cause it, player should stand as close to zombie as possible when it falls, or strike with overhead slash as soon as zombie stands up, not sure which is, but sure about short distance neccessarity. I feel it would be a lot of fun and challenge to chop them in Bonehoard without holy water or any other way to kill them). And anyway, even if it's not because of getting their health below zero, it's working, so I think it should be in page at least in some form. I've thought it may be a bug, but it worked every time with every zombie at same rate as I stab them in same pattern, and they never eve get up again. It just doesn't make any intuitive sense: Drowning. Zombies will sometimes fail to get up, but this doesn't mean they've been vanquished and the sword isn't a reliable way of forcing it. There is an actual way to kill them without making them explode. Updated page with new info, got some text about zombies health behaviour from here: Not sure if it's version-depended (I'm playing Thief Dark project Gold with HD and enhancement pack), but it works with any zombie I've tried so far. Big McLargeHuge 06:03, Decem(UTC)įound a way to kill zombie with a sword. It always seems to be the unpatched version, or the patched version for 1 gold and 2. There are a few versions that I alwasy lose track of. So what version is this? Fish Preferred 04:25, Decem(UTC) When I play Down in the Bonehoard with whatever version of Thief Gold I've got, none of the grey zombies have green trousers, yet here they do. That is one of the chambers in the Halls of Echoing Repose. What version is the picture "Sleeping zombies bonehoard.jpg" taken from? My Thief Gold has the kind with no waist and a bare pelvic bone. In the early versions of Thief II, the body in the torture chamber area of Truart's mansion (in the level "Blackmail") was infact a zombie, and would awaken from its dormant state if approached by the player.Īnybody have pictures of the zombie innards they could upload? Big McLargeHuge 08:45, 28 August 2009 (UTC) one with a decomposed zombie, and the other with both a female zombie and a fresh zombie. Likewise, towards the end of the level "Trace the Courier", there are two tombs which can be entered. It is not just a body, because if you try and shoot it with broadheads from on the deck, it will make the usual zombie pain sounds. The body is stashed in the pirate ship's hold, and some have theorised that the it is the missing Lucky Selentura.
In the latest patch for Thief II (1.18), there is a "fresh" zombie in the level "Shipping. Added appearances in three levels of Thief II.
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