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Deus Ex: Human Revolution |OT| I never asked for this... It gave me lemon-lime
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EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
DieH@rd said:
Yes. You must move quickly. Take out the two heavy gunners first, as they deal the most damage.
TheApatheticOne
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Edit: Yes it has.
Completed a play through yesterday, and this is without question my favorite game this gen. Will buy all DLC and hopefully we'll see more from this universe.
Completed a play through yesterday, and this is without question my favorite game this gen. Will buy all DLC and hopefully we'll see more from this universe.
Tarin02543
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I've had multiple crashes during boss battles and one time my keyboard stopped working
Tha Robbertster
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If I want to get the achievements for not killing anybody, does the intro part also count?
And the achievement for not setting of any alarms, does that mean just not getting noticed by enemies or does it really mean not setting of the alarms in buildings?
And the achievement for not setting of any alarms, does that mean just not getting noticed by enemies or does it really mean not setting of the alarms in buildings?
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
Human Revolution in CE3 would make my balls explode from joy.
The_Darkest_Red
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My thoughts exactly. This game isn't perfect but it's the most fun I've had playing a game this entire generation.TheApatheticOne said:
Tha Robbertster
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Turfster said:
So that's what I did wrong
Gonna try it on the eaziest difficulty again when the DLC is out.Marsipolami
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If I'm at the part where I
how long do you reckon I have left before I complete the game?
sneak out of Tai Yong medical,
The_Darkest_Red
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On paper it seems like half way but it can actually be a lot more, depending on your play-style.subversus said:
I spent forever exploring the two hubs on my first visits (at least 15-20 hours in Detroit) but significantly less on the return trips. I would guess that most people are out of Detroit in 5 hours or so on their second trip, and Hengsha is basically the same.
So yeah, I would say he has about 30% left or so.
EatChildren said:
Yes and no,
you have enough time to cloak and basically clear out the entire area starting from the right side making your way further in and to the left. This is with takedowns, by the way; if you have guns or specifically sniper rifles you may have even more leeway. The point is you have to move immediately to take out the soldiers; it seems like the VTOL has a set life and if you get started fast on taking out soldiers the damage decrease outpaces the accumulated damage.
This is on normal btw, YMMV on hard.
Marsipolami
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Yes, I basically did everything I could in Detroit when I had the chance.The_Darkest_Red said:
Cheers, guys.subversus said:
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
Davidion said:
If you have a sniper rifle the whole sequence is effortlessly easy on normal. You can pick of 90% of the dudes without leaving the starting position.
Sniper rifle owns.
CosmicGroinPull
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YoungFa said:
Well.... it's more of a personal satisfaction thing, really.
Jerk said:
I just
ran backwards, around the corner, then threw four or five frag mines at his feet. And then it was over. I have no idea what fighting him is actually supposed to be like. Though I'd like to say that I LOVE that the game lets you effectively break the boss fights by just going in hard with the explosives.
jett said:
Really? I found that fight to be a really enjoyable experience (but then a gain, I love all the boss fights).
He follows a really predictable pattern:
Toss Grenades
Follow
Shoot
As long as you do not remain in his direct line of sight, you can headshot him with your mid-range weapon of choice with little fear of retaliation. Tense, but straightforward (like all the bossfights).
Follow
Shoot
As long as you do not remain in his direct line of sight, you can headshot him with your mid-range weapon of choice with little fear of retaliation. Tense, but straightforward (like all the bossfights).
EatChildren said:
Cloak + Typhoon + Stun Gun. /pacifist
A breeze on any difficulty.
Onion_Relish
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eek5 said:
as far as i know the approach you take dictates what actually happens
i think
the longer you take the more likely robots are to come out, also i think if you fiddle fuck around with the terminals they come out as well, regardless zombies come out but in the melee its hard to see them. If you just run around underneath the turrets pressing buttons you can actually miss them but they will show up on the radar
as for the terminals, if you hack them they will actually permanently unlock the ai chamber. For some reason there is a camera inside the thing and you can see inside the ai chamber which is really creepy but makes sense. The easiest way to do it is to max stealth. It takes about 3.5 bars using nukes and smart hack choices to hack the terminal and open the door. It gives you tons of experience as well. Once the gate is open you can actually throw a gas grenade from cover for an instant kill, this is how to do a stealth run.
as for the terminals, if you hack them they will actually permanently unlock the ai chamber. For some reason there is a camera inside the thing and you can see inside the ai chamber which is really creepy but makes sense. The easiest way to do it is to max stealth. It takes about 3.5 bars using nukes and smart hack choices to hack the terminal and open the door. It gives you tons of experience as well. Once the gate is open you can actually throw a gas grenade from cover for an instant kill, this is how to do a stealth run.
Laurentius
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reektann said:
What a shame.
Finished the game today. Game registered at 33 hours. Not sure how accurate Steam is at calculating this though. My time for Modern Warfare 1 and 2 single players are pretty low and I'm sure I spent more then two hours going through MW1 single player. Also I'm sure MW2 took me more then three hours as well.
this game is freaking incredible. i am 50 hours into my first playthrough.
GOTY so far. Portal 2 was my GOTY before this game. Portal 2 was a fantastic iteration on the portal formula. I've never played a Deus Ex before HR, so Human Revolution came out of nowhere and is still blowing my mind.
GOTY so far. Portal 2 was my GOTY before this game. Portal 2 was a fantastic iteration on the portal formula. I've never played a Deus Ex before HR, so Human Revolution came out of nowhere and is still blowing my mind.
Laurentius
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Dries said:
That was one of the highlights of the game for me as well.
Just finished the game.
Clocked in at 40 hours exactly. The last level wasn't great (not sure how much I liked the zombie soldiers) but I absolutely loved this game. The endings were great. I felt the options were were poignant then the first. In that one, you had two endings that seemed pretty terrible for mankind, and one that gave a glimmer of hope. This one really made you think about it. I went with Darrow's first, but watched them all. Really enjoyed the ending cinematics.
Loved the game. Can't wait for DLC.
Loved the game. Can't wait for DLC.
I went ahead and started a second playthrough, I'm going for Pacifist and Foxiest of Hounds on Give Me Deus Ex.
Immediately, the intro to this game is so impressive, even more so after completing the game. The amount of content Eidos squeezed into those first two hours of gameplay is pretty incredible, and the script is very strong.
The game rewards those who scrutinize its plot, which is rare. I'm not saying the game doesn't have plot holes however, because it does.
It's also sad to compare the air tight design of the first mission to the last mission. By the end DE is fun because of the gadgets at your disposal, but the mission design and enemies really take a nosedive.
Still, Deus Ex is the best game I've played this year, and one of the best I've played all generation.
Immediately, the intro to this game is so impressive, even more so after completing the game. The amount of content Eidos squeezed into those first two hours of gameplay is pretty incredible, and the script is very strong.
It was a joy to hear pretty much every single character of importance get a callout. It really shows how structured this story is. If you explore the first room well enough, you can determine who Patient X is (even though it becomes mind numbingly obvious eventually) as well as hear TYM talking about the recall.
It's also sad to compare the air tight design of the first mission to the last mission. By the end DE is fun because of the gadgets at your disposal, but the mission design and enemies really take a nosedive.
Still, Deus Ex is the best game I've played this year, and one of the best I've played all generation.
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