Your reply doesn ' t actually address anything in my comment , because duh Trump is gonna be president he got elected president . The issue a lot of people have is how he was elected president . <| sep |> Ahahah sound like teenage me <| sep |> Except for Native Americans . <| sep |> Didn ' t expect such a long reply , thank you ! I disagree with pretty much most of what you said , but I understand where you ' re coming from . It ' s true that you can hide in the dark in Thief , but I really enjoyed the mechanics involved destroying light sources , moss arrows for quiet movement , noisemakers to distract guards . I really missed that in Dishonored you can throw object as distractions , but for some reason you have to hold the bottle in both hands . I never even felt like I had to work for it in a lot of the missions Blink was sufficient to play 100 % stealth . I rarely used possession for stealth , unless I forced myself to be more creative . I also liked how ' weak ' Garrett was . Corvo is extremely overpowered , a stealth game can turn into an action game when you screw up . It ' s not necessarily a bad thing , but I felt it was a pretty big divergence from the Thief games . Most of Dishonored felt rather bland to me , although some of the later levels were incredibly atmospheric Daud ' s base and the level where corpses are dumped from a train , can ' t remember the name . For me most of the atmosphere in the Thief games came from the way Garrett interacted with the world the story , basically . It was believable Garrett had a role to play , but there was something going on besides him . In Dishonored , the story is badly told and supported by what has to be one of the worst moral systems in gaming . Thank you for taking the time to write a reply , I hadn ' t thought a lot about it until you mentioned Thief .