theycallmeryan said:
http://www.cheatcc.com/xbox360/deusexhumanrevolutioncheatscodes.html
If it's not there, it probably doesn't have a code. Also, don't forget you can also get past those with an automatic lockpicker thing.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution |OT| I never asked for this... It gave me lemon-lime
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http://www.cheatcc.com/xbox360/deusexhumanrevolutioncheatscodes.html
If it's not there, it probably doesn't have a code. Also, don't forget you can also get past those with an automatic lockpicker thing.
GurgleBot20
Member
theycallmeryan said:
If you really want to complete the sidequest without hacking, you can just kill Lee. Obviously Malik won't be happy and the guards will be on your ass. Not quite a satisfying ending to the quest, but the game still counts it as complete and you still get the achievement.
This question has probably been answered before so forgive me...
Is there only a limited number of praxis points that you get, or is it possible to max out every skill for the augs?
Basically, I want to know if I should be spending my points willy nilly or should I be carefully deciding what I want to 'specialize' in as far as my skills go.
Is there only a limited number of praxis points that you get, or is it possible to max out every skill for the augs?
Basically, I want to know if I should be spending my points willy nilly or should I be carefully deciding what I want to 'specialize' in as far as my skills go.
You can't max everything, but if you do everything you can get close- the consensus is, specialize early on, but by the endgame you'll have an abundance.
My question is, can you ever actually get the twisty-hand extending enemy killing augmentation Alex uses in the trailer? I don't want to keep my hopes up.
My question is, can you ever actually get the twisty-hand extending enemy killing augmentation Alex uses in the trailer? I don't want to keep my hopes up.
JohnOfMars
Banned
Debug mode is everything I wanted for my second playthrough.
I do love this game. So addictive, and such quality. I think I'm going to write a piece of fan mail, like on a real letter sent through the post office. That good.
I do love this game. So addictive, and such quality. I think I'm going to write a piece of fan mail, like on a real letter sent through the post office. That good.
Gamer @ Heart
Member
UFRA said:
My minor suggestion to specializing: Dont bother going above 3 hacking and 1 stealth. Ignore the other hacking trees. At lvl 3, you will be able to hack 95% of things, and anything else you can find codes for. Any higher, and you will collect a mass of nukes and time worms that will never be used. At about 80% through, when you will have already begun spending points on stuff you dont really want, bring the hacking up to lvl 5.
StoppedInTracks
Member
Corky said:Anyone have some cool HR related wallpapers? So many cool pics/art stuff but everything seem low-res/compressed
Reposted, ANYONE?
Need HD DX: HR wallpapers.
Just finished. I really liked the game, though there were a few really annoying bits, like the forced combat.
Was anyone else really bothered by the fact that you only regen the first battery if you run dry? Seems to make the extra battery upgrades pretty useless. You just use candy bars if you need to get an extra-long stretch of invisibility, knock out two people in a row, or spam the Typhoon. I would have had a lot more fun with the game if it all came back (I think everyone is OCD enough to be a little reluctant to restore energy unless they need it).
It felt a lot like Vampire, and I'll probably go back through at some point for Pacifist and Foxiest (though I already went through mostly stealth).
I suppose that if you're trying to max out on augs, you ought to go through all stealth-like while still knocking out as many guards as possible. Terminator-style doesn't seem to give nearly as much experience. Plus those guns really hurt on the highest difficulty. I assume that you can take a lot more damage on lower difficulties, but does the difficulty matter at all for stealth?
Was anyone else really bothered by the fact that you only regen the first battery if you run dry? Seems to make the extra battery upgrades pretty useless. You just use candy bars if you need to get an extra-long stretch of invisibility, knock out two people in a row, or spam the Typhoon. I would have had a lot more fun with the game if it all came back (I think everyone is OCD enough to be a little reluctant to restore energy unless they need it).
It felt a lot like Vampire, and I'll probably go back through at some point for Pacifist and Foxiest (though I already went through mostly stealth).
I suppose that if you're trying to max out on augs, you ought to go through all stealth-like while still knocking out as many guards as possible. Terminator-style doesn't seem to give nearly as much experience. Plus those guns really hurt on the highest difficulty. I assume that you can take a lot more damage on lower difficulties, but does the difficulty matter at all for stealth?
EmCeeGramr
Member
No, it's only one battery.
Nose Master
Member
The battery thing is annoying, for sure. I don't have any active skills that require tons of energy (haven't tried cloak yet), so it's worthless unless I intend to one hit kill an entire room full of dudes.
Futurevoid
Member
No, but when I get an achievement the 360 acts like it's going to and gets stuttering audio for a few seconds and then goes back to normal. Only time it happens. Does anyone else get this? This is a Slim 360 model that's less than a year old and the game is installed to the HDD.
Neuromancer
Member
Yeah I understand why they did it, but it just meant I very rarely ever used more than one battery for anything.Wallach said:
Nose Master
Member
Can you still see weakened walls without the "punch through the world" augment?
Nose Master
Member
RoboPlato said:
How obvious are the cracks? I know you can open them with explosives. And gunfire? (Thanks, Jessica Chobot!)
and done
first playthrough anyway
take it with a grain of salt since mid-week Steam erased like 5-6 hours out of the blue
anyway, been sharing my thoughts about the game the whole way through in this thread, and they havent changed much. Basically i found the first half to be better, but that doesnt mean that the way the game "rushes" a bit towards the end wasnt good either, since more city hubs and fetch sidequests can only take you so far on your enjoyment. The lenght was good.
I really did like the ending
(not much feelings about the final boss fight.. all the boss fights were lame in your standard videogame affair (wich shouldnt be expected in a game like this), and this was just another one of those, albeit even easier)
every ending monologue is well written to the point where they all make sense under the circumstances, so none of them is inherently bad, they all just contradict each other but not in a "this is the best one to take" way, its really up to your opinion on the main thing the game covers; your stance on augmentations. None of it matters in the end 
but oh well
but oh wellon specifically the last mission:
i overprepared, i was ready for something as long as the first missions and that was a bit of a disappointment, it was really short and there was no challenge whatsoever involved with everyone being an aug zombie :/ i even saved my game yesterday in anticipation and decided to wait to finish it today.. when it would have taken me less than 2 more hours, eh
nerdgasm after the credits was very welcome.
GunslingerVit
Banned
Epyon MX said:
Great! Experiment time!
Castor Krieg
Banned
Gamer @ Heart said:
I would say the opposite: max hacking as soon as you can. I had all 3 hacking trees maxed before I left Detroit. The benefits of extra EXP, new ways to solve quests, extra ammo and items are just too good to pass.
SlasherJPC
Banned
Speaking of these cracked walls. I have yet to see any of these in the second hub area. Am I just blind? I found quite a few in the first.
SlasherJPC
Banned
Dresden said:
Yeah Im about halfway through the missions there and I felt I haven't seen any of them. Maybe I should put the highlighter feature back on in my game.
StoppedInTracks
Member
kamspy said:
Very nice! Still, I am looking for that one that is on the inner back of the Blu-Ray case: Adam standing next to a window, you can see his mirrored image in it and looking to the right, to the city during the night. It is awesome, I fail at finding it though
Just got to Hengsha. I spent around 11 hours in Detroit, I think I explored everything worth checking out. I really liked the last mission in Detroit, it really felt like MGS. Although the boss fight was pretty crummy. I couldn't figure out how to beat him until I just spammed concussion grenades and used my pistol to headshot him and finished him off with Typhoon. Can't wait to dig around Hengsha with all my cool augs.
Nose Master
Member
Just got an achievement for (not plot related)
I high fived myself.
dropping a basketball in the hoop.
Phat Michael
Banned
Nose Master said:
damn..i saw the ball on teh ground and did NOTHING with it! im going to have to find that again. i hope i havent left detroit yet. i assume its a little 5g number?