Thief Patch 1.7 Download
Usb driver windows 7 64-bit. Sneaky Upgrade is a mod for Thief: Deadly Shadows created. The patch contains various bugfixes and game improvements such as widescreen support. 
It also enables the use of the FMSel FM loader frontend with Thief 3, and provides some GUI tweaks. It works with the GOG and Steam versions of the game.
The feeling of being a thief In Thief, you take on the role of a thief in a city inspired by a Victorian London, mixed with a steampunk theme. Your objective in each mission is to steal defined objects, according to the requests from Basso, your crime 'provider'. The game also has a main plot that unfolds over time, with plenty of intrigue and surprises; not everyone is as they seem. The truth is that although it's not exactly a marvel, Thief does do the job of keeping you glued to your screen so that you can find out what's going on in all the chaos. Thief works from a very accomplished first person point of view that really outs the player in the shoes of Garrett (the protagonist).
The level of realism is such that you see your hands interacting with the environment at all times; opening doors with picks, touching paintings and books in search of buttons, leaning on walls, or pulling curtains aside. The view has been developed with exceptional quality, the magic of which is only broken when the camera moves to third person when you climb walls (Tomb Raider-style). If it seems like I'm going on about the view and realism in Thief, it's because the feeling of being a thief really is all-encompassing. The whole game revolves around putting the player into this experience, going beyond just the history and the goals of the game. In Thief, what matters is that you play quietly, hidden in the shadows, using gadgets accordingly, and stealing everything you can get your hands on: handbags, rings, boxes, safes– basically, whatever you can find. Stealing is important beacause it gets you money to buy upgrades for your tools and new skills. The game is sufficiently balanced so as not to hinder your progress– anyone can play how they want, meaning it's not essential to boost your character to the max if you don't want to.
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Concentration will be your main concern: it's a temporary power that you use to see footprints, tracks, enemies, to slow down time, or even to become stronger. You'll use concentration the most, and the task of strengthening it is really interesting. That balance when playing even applies to the levels of difficulty, which is extremely customizable. If you want, you can build a game that's 100% realistic, without help, without concentration and with a challenge that's only for the most skillful of players. This flexibility enhances replayability. Although Thief has enough freedom to let you play in your own style, it's not the same when it comes to scenarios. Here, it's important to explain a couple of things.
In Thief, there's a central city that connects everything. Within this central point, you can come and go, enter taverns, or steal from (some) houses, improve your skills, or buy and sell at the markets. In the city itself, there is freedom of movement to do what you please or to sign up to side missions. Missions, incidentally, are unlocked too late in the adventure, but when they do eventually unlock, they extend the life of the game significantly. In the main missions, however, freedom is somewhat more vague. The goal is always marked on the screen with an arrow, and the scenarios seem ample and diverse, but in reality, it's extremely linear.