Pulling Hair Out! - "Splinter Cell - Pandora Tomorrow"
Edward C.
I was wondering if anyone can keep me from pulling all my hair out
with this game?
First.) I'm playing the PC version of "Splinter Cell - Pandora
Tomorrow".
Second.) PC specs are more than above what is required to play the
game.
O.k. Here it goes. On the second part of the "Drug refinery,
Indonesia" level where I have to trail Sadono. Theres is a part where
you have to eavesdrop on a conversation using a "Sticky Cam".
Well I've done what several walk-through(s) have advised but I still
get a message from Lambert saying "You've Missed An Objective
Opportunity!"
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Trimble Bracegirdle
referring to something not
done earlier in the level which has now become relevant.
Perhaps replay that level from near the beginning.
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Slice
"Edward C." <edwardc...@aol.com> wrote in message
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If thatis the one where you rappel down the building, make sure you wait to
get all the conversation.
Edward C.
probably something small and stupid but as far as I know I've done
everything I can. I just don't get it. This level is really pissing me
off.
Objective 1: "intercept Sodonas phone call"
Objective 2: "use sticky cam to eavesdrop on conversation to retreive
passcode."
I trailed his ass flawlessly and he never stopped near a GD phone. By
then its already time for Objective 2. Everything goes fine at first.
I'm listening to his dumb ass chit chat and not once does he mention a
passcode. After his useless chat is when I receive the message that
this mission is complete FUBAR.
AHHHHHH!!!!
Ham Pastrami
There is a part where he stands next to a guard and talks with him. There
are some crates next to them. You have to shoot the camera at the crates,
and point the camera at him so that the targeting box lights up.
This has nothing to do with the phone call, which is a different objective
(IIRC, you're supposed to plant a bug on his phone).
Briarroot
That's the spot.
Follow Sodonas and his lieutenant through the bamboo walkway and
across a yard into an entryway, and then past a guard standing watch
outside a house. After Sodonas talks to the guard, he'll enter the
house. Wait a few seconds then take out the guard and go through the
house which has a guard watching TV; you can sneak past him or take
him out too. Exiting by one of the two doors, you'll see Sodonas
ahead of you entering a small shed. You can go through it too, or you
can slide along the wall outside the shed. >Save the game here< In
the next area, Sodonas will stop to talk to a patrolling guard near
the crates as per Ham's post. He won't begin the key conversation
until you're in position, but once you are in position don't hesitate
with that stick-cam or you *will* miss the all-important info you need
to continue. Shoot the camera at the crates, but not too close or
they'll hear it and investigate.
PS: Tell the annoying Lambert to kiss your ass! ;-)
--
"To take from one, because it is thought his own industry and that of
his fathers has acquired too much, in order to spare others who have
not exercised equal industry and skill, is to violate arbitrarily the
first principle of association: the guarantee to everyone the free
exercise of his industry and the fruits acquired by it." - Thomas
Jefferson.
Edward C.
> PS: Tell the annoying Lambert to kiss your ass! ;-)
Hey Lambert...(What Fisher?)...KISS MY ARSE!!!!...(Damn It Fisher, Im
not sure if I can bring you back to the states!)
Oh yeah, Briarroot, Ham Pastrami You Rock!
This whole time it was the stupid "targeting box". I didn't know it
had to light up. I tried it and Bam it worked.
Thanks for the help, and the simple clear explanations.
HockeyTownUSA
Remember this... first time in a LONG time a thread didn't result in twenty
responses after a comment from "pc games" not to buy Splinter Cell Pandora
Tomorrow because it has copy protection. And fifteen other posts calling you
an idiot for playing such an "old" game. Then you have your fifty or so
rants commenting about how the PC version kicked the PS2 or XBOX versions
ass whether it existed or not for those platforms. And then the few comments
like mine that are just meaningless but aren't as slandering as 90% of the
other posts out here...