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Merry Christmas! - A Thief's Holiday 2004
A Thief's Holiday 2004, created by Yandros, is a beautifully designed mission, immersed well in the trapping of Christmas. The Viktrola records are Let It Snow, by Bing Crosby; Have Yourself A Merry Little Chirstmas, by Jim Brickman; God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, by Steve Erquiaga; The Christmas Song, by Liz Story; and O Holy Night, by The Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Ambient music outside is A Lovely Place to Be, by Partick O'Hearn.
The mission involves Garrett setting up a Christmas party for his close friends. At higher difficulty level, the tasks get harder, and a little weirder. This mission is a follow-up to A Thief's Holiday, released a year prior. Read More
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