I didn't even know there was a bug with him.Did they fix thebug yet or is that still there?sandoval
edit: I should probably spoiler it even if it is vague unless you played already.
I'd say just do whatever you're enjoying more.I need some advice on how I should play through the game. Should I just take one path through the level and stick with it? That's what I want to do, but I'm afraid I'm going to miss something important and regret it later on.
I'm only on the first level, but I've tried exploring every nook and cranny and I feel like I'm ruining the game for myself
Thoughts?
I'm nearing a point where there's not much left for me to upgrade in my augments
...but I've been trying to avoid the stuff that sounds like it could end up getting a kill (like the turret hacking).
Good to hear there's a new patch. How do i know if the game is updated to this latest patch?New patch for PC..
The patch includes:
- Some players accounted a problem where the Tai Young Medical shuttle in Hengsha would not arrive. This has been resolved.
Existing save-games can be loaded and continued from normally, the shuttle will now arrive.
- We have provided a workaround for stability and performance issues on AMD FX CPUs with specific firmware versions.
- We have made further changes to reduce stuttering in the game.
Improvements to background streaming of resources. (on DX11 only)
Workarounds have been added for issues that can happen with Windows asynchronous file IO.
We have improved parallelism with the graphics driver on dual-core machines. (should also benefit machines with more cores)
- SSAO has been improved to look less noisy.
- Various minor issues with 3DVision have been resolved.
Beat the game and saw every ending!
I have to say, I was pretty disappointed with how they handled the very ending of the game.Well, in the setup, at least. I thought that the decisions were all very tough to make, but the presentation of the choices was so removed from anything else in the game that it was bizarre to see it so cut and dry as it was. I picked the fourth option as my choice, since I thought there was something poetic to the man who they put so many resources and effort into saving being the one to erase all evidence of these things.
I had a miserable time on the last level because of my own stupidity.I thought I would find Taggart and Sarif as I naturally progressed in the level, but when I reached the final lift to the bottom of the Panchea installation, I realized I must have missed the paths on the way there. I ended up making my way back through the crowds I had avoided to seek the two of them out and return to the lift. Ugh, it was so stressful not alerting anyone or harming anyone.
It paid off, though. Foxiest of Hounds and Pacifist are MINE.
All in all, a really superb game. I had an excellent time exploring the worlds, being stealthy, and just soaking up the atmosphere. I would love to see this model gain some popularity in the next gen. Also made me want to replay Alpha Protocol, haha.
I felt that Alpha Protocol had a more appropriate play length to it, and it felt like it provided a more optimal experience than Deus Ex. However, Deus Ex had much more raw content and more to discover in its world, and it just felt like a more realized vision of what the team originally set out to achieve. Love both though. : )
Oh man, yeah, there were some awful situations where I didn't know if I had lost it or not. Hands down, the part that was the most sweat-inducing wasThose two achievements made me feel really good. It's funny because the last half of the game I was freaking out about if I had accidentally killed someone or set off an alarm without noticing.
Now go play the DLC, it is a lot of fun. Probably one of my favorite games that I have got 100% achievements on. Super satisfying.
Oh man, yeah, there were some awful situations where I didn't know if I had lost it or not. Hands down, the part that was the most sweat-inducing wasthe crash landing in Hengsha. I had a save right before I flew there, and I kept reloading to it so I could do my cloaked running around with the stun gun and perfect my route. That freaking robot... It probably took me around 10 tries or so to do it without making a mistake or Malik dying, but I got it. I have like two or three saves I kept on standby along the way where I had it saved before something I questioned costing me the achievements might have been, hahaha.
That's why you go guns on your first playthrough. Makes that part much easier. Thenjust let her die on your pacifist run.
It's really involving playing with the highlighting of, forces me to carefully search every piece of prop in the environment to collect items. There's a really high degree of detail in modeling and a vast amount of objects. It's really a shame that most objects aren't physics driven, like say for example in FEAR. Not much environment interaction, Jensen can take giant robots but he cant destroy a wine bottleIt might have been the "bust through walls" augment that showed it for me... I can't remember.
The vision augment just allows you to see people through walls, when activated, if I recall correctly.
I don't remember highlights being turned off by default for me. Maybe it has to do with your relative proximity to the thing it highlights. I got stuck trying to figure out how to reach a higher floor at one point because one of the doors I could access didn't highlight until I got almost directly beside the door.
Bought and played through The Missing Link DLC yesterday and really enjoyed getting roped back into that world. I spent way too long on the first segment, being underpowered and having to relearn everything all at once was brutal. Once I got my sea legs and some augs things got better, and by the end you're pretty much the badass you were before. Felt good to play through that game's progression in such a condensed fashion.
The story starts out slow but eventually you get some decent payoffs, with good characters and implications for where things go from here. The place you're stuck in feels a bit boring but it's flush with emails to read, doors to hack, boxes to lift, all that exploratory stuff. Had one sublime gameplay moment late:Really cool environmental design overall.saving both the prisoners and the doctor by finding and shoving two small boxes through a vent, using them to climb up two stories on a pipe (no jump upgrade), and shooting the gas tank.
Can't shake the feeling that it wasn't worth $15, but as far as being in the mood for some more Deux Ex it's a perfect chunk of content.
I bought this game at launch and played for a few hours and never touched it again. I just started playing it again and I am completely effing lost. I didn't really have the greatest grasp on what was going on when I first started it, and now it's just worse.
Anyways, my latest save was about 10 minutes before this boss fight with Barrett. This has to be the worst way to try to get back into a game that I've ever experienced. Took down a few guys, snuck around, and bam, boss fight and this guy is slapping me around like nobody's business.
Please, help. I have no idea how to beat this dude, and youtube videos really aren't helping my any.
edit: I was about one try away from never playing this shit ever again and I beat the bastard.
More like 9/10ths.Old DX 1 fan here, I'd say I'm 3/4 through the game ()just reached megan at omega ranch
You just throw all the explosive barrels and gas canisters at boss 1 in the room. Never used a single munition. Rest of the bosses I used typhoon.Boss 1 and 2 beat with rediculous nade spam to stun them
The pistol is broken. The armor piercing attachment makes it one shot all enemies except for ogres. You get it so early too along with the silencer that its the main gun to use. But then again its not like the original game was that well balanced either.
But yes, the stun gun and pistol are the best together.
More like 9/10ths.
You just throw all the explosive barrels and gas canisters at boss 1 in the room. Never used a single munition. Rest of the bosses I used typhoon.
Has anyone used the ENB mod?
I've got it running without changing any of important settings, just upping the quality of the effects.The resulting image doesn't look too good.Ive seen how this can look in the screenshot thread/and this thread, but mine looks nowhere as good.
So can any share their configs?
I cant stand how it looks in vanilla mode.
Thanks.
If you go exploring enough and get enough XP, you should be fine to experiment with a few things. I ended up with around 80% of the augs by the end of the game, and I had more than I ever wanted for my stealth/melee/pacifist playthrough.5. any augs that I should avoid?
4. i don't understand why the developers felt the need to reinvent the wheel when it comes to cover-based mechanics...having to hold down the left trigger to hold cover is dumb.
I can't hack this fucking media terminal in the Hive for the life of me. I've upgraded Fortify all the way but have nothing in Hacking Stealth. If I didn't spend 1000 credits during this mission I would probably just skip it.
Is it the hack, or getting caught by the guard? Or do you have any virusses to use?
Stealth vs. Fortify is fairly unbalanced, Full stealth = Hack everything with a few virusses
Fortify = Minor help to hacking, and not really needed if you have full stealth.
It's the hacking itself. I walked over and killed the guard and no one seemed to care, so that wasn't the issue. I have no 'Stop' things, and I don't understand how Nukes work. Also, I just moved on. I couldn't hack it, so I said fuck it (which seems to be happening with more and more terminals as I progress through the game). I still have that save file though so if, for some reason, I can figure out how to do it, it would be nice to get that achievement for my efforts.
Here's how to use the nuke things, point them at a node that you haven't hacked, use a nuke, you take over the node very quickly and there's no chance you'll be caught.
So if you have 4-5 nukes, just burn a path right to the finish and you'll be good.
Then invest in stealth, and hacking will be a be a breeze.
I think I'm really close to the second boss and I'm dreading it already. I did, however, fully upgrade my typhoon after not having it at all for the first boss. The bad part is I only have one to use. Anyways I picked up the heavy Rifle that I found about a half hour ago, which I assumed was laying there with all kinds of ammo because it might just be helpful.
Also it's frustrating that the hack system is what it is at this point in the game. A level 2 hack requirement no longer means it will be fairly easy. I still fail a lot of these and just generally suck at hacking. Probably doesn't help that I have no idea what a nuke does and I have several in my inventory. I guess I need to upgrade my Hacking stealth all the way.
The second boss is pretty simple if you have typhoon. I only had it at level 1 and still managed to win the fight pretty easily. In fact, that was the the only boss I used typhoon for, but it did come in handy in other parts of the gamesince I wasn't going for the Pacifist Achievement.like saving Malik.
Upgrading Hacking Stealth is a very good idea.
hahaha, a typical reaction to that. ^^ brilliant.YOU CAN DO THAT?
YOU CAN DO THAT?
It's not in the OP because it's a giant spoiler.
Boss 3 really wasn't an issue for me.
Had a horrible time with the second, but the 3rd boss was defeated in a matter of seconds.
...I should really replay this now.
Well I would have loved to have been spoiled by it. Probably won't finish the game now because of it. Fuck these boss fights if I can't use Typhoon.
Not sure if they patched it out or not, butposition yourself where you can be on the other side of a wall from him. When he jumps over do a lethal or non-lethal take down on him.
Spoiler in vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elVCxc0hwBs
That video is from 9 months ago but youtube has some that were posted a month ago so I'm sure it still works.