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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided |OT| We Asked For This
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Novum_Veritas
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Kenzodielocke
Banned
Can someone give me a hint where I can find the keycard for the
. Relatively early in the game.
rave club
Games4Days00
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I have never played Deus Ex before. But I always hear great things. This new game seems to be getting a lot of positive feedback, I'm tempted to jump in but might wait for a discount.
packy34
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get his room cleaned via the computer, come back later and search the towel shaped like a swan on the bed.
Novum_Veritas
Member
I can only say how I did it.
Left from the door, if you have the heavy lift aug, just push the heavy boxes away.
Never found the key either.
Should I be trying to talk to all people on the street? I figured people with generic names would just bark a one liner at me, but after doing the early sidequest
to bust the extortionist fake police officer, I had to talk to a generic named "police" to finish the quest
CrichtonKicks
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Yeah but in that case you overhear a conversation that clues you in that she is the one to speak to.
EmCeeGramr
Member
Hmm. I really love Prague and its design, but more and more I kinda wonder about how it's...
Hmm. They changed the traditional Deus Ex game design here, where there's hubs, and there's "dungeons" that are fairly large and dedicated to enemies, either accessed off the street and with a visible loading screen, or sent there via aircraft for a story mission. MD instead has a very large and dense hub (for the most part) with pockets of enemies you can slip into without loading screens.
I'm not finished with the game, so there may be more combat heavy stuff as I enter the second half, but unless I'm just really good at stealth it feels like a lot of the enemy heavy stuff must have been shunted off to Breach or the Jensen Stories (which I have not touched yet).
Hmm. They changed the traditional Deus Ex game design here, where there's hubs, and there's "dungeons" that are fairly large and dedicated to enemies, either accessed off the street and with a visible loading screen, or sent there via aircraft for a story mission. MD instead has a very large and dense hub (for the most part) with pockets of enemies you can slip into without loading screens.
I'm not finished with the game, so there may be more combat heavy stuff as I enter the second half, but unless I'm just really good at stealth it feels like a lot of the enemy heavy stuff must have been shunted off to Breach or the Jensen Stories (which I have not touched yet).
Miller's keycard is not a bank keycard it's a card to the room next to his office in TF29 (NSN room) which is where you have your next mission, the other card belongs to the Talvos security company or something and I know how to get to their vault but I won't spoil it for you. What I will tell you is that it's not thorough the lift in the bank so don't waste your time there I spent 5 hours yesterday trying to get through only to realise that it's exclusive to a mission that I never played.
Remachinate
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Well no, I was expressing my reaction to the game's opening, and asking how to level set my expectations for the narrative. You've got strong feelings about the character, and that's cool I guess; it doesn't invalidate my different experience with HR and what I was expecting from MD though.
Thank! I needed this.
CrichtonKicks
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To me it feels more like DX1 where the enemies are located organically as a part of a hub instead of feeling like discrete missions a la HR.
It's still there.
When it comes to Prague though, you still have variations of those dungeons that are areas exclusive to enemies but you just don't have a loading screen. It all comes down to being able to show more of a world in a game rather than a door that then leads to a large area once it loads.
Kenzodielocke
Banned
I did that, but I can't interact with the vent, weirdly enough...
lucebuce12
Member
While you wait, you should definitely play Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It's a fantastic game in it's own right.
Novum_Veritas
Member
That is weird, worked in my playthrough.
Maybe this picture helps. I used that too.
Been going with the stealth approach. Avoiding trouble, but not worried about killing or not killing anyone in my way. If I have to, I do, if I can avoid it, I do. Really enjoying myself. Reading every email, ebook, etc. not gonna lie.....I spent nearly an hour picking out which augs to activate early on lol. This game is surpassing my expectations.
Laurentius
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Kind of weird to have a Deus Ex game that doesn't take place entirely at night...
I know Human Revolution had a couple of areas that weren't at night, but the majority of the game was at night (and started at night). An interesting change of pace, but I do kind of wish MD started at night as well.
I know Human Revolution had a couple of areas that weren't at night, but the majority of the game was at night (and started at night). An interesting change of pace, but I do kind of wish MD started at night as well.
lucebuce12
Member
I had the exact same problem :s
Even got the heavy lifting aug earlier than I had liked just to clear it, but for some reason the vent wasn't usable. Ended up
having to go back to the apartment and
from the bedroom
Novum_Veritas
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EmCeeGramr
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DX1 had more of that, but there were still areas like Battery Park, the airfield, VersaLife, etc., and of course once you reached the endgame there was the sub/ocean base, Vandenberg, etc.
I'll note that right now I've just
reached Golem City and completed all of the sidequests I could find before that, with about 14 hours played according to Steam's tracker (but I think it may be missing about 2 hours due a crash).
Krappadizzle
Member
You need the punch through wall aug. Took me a while to figure that out too. You should be able to just punch through a vent as a super human...not sure why he can't without that aug.
Laurentius
Member
I was originally bothered by the one hub thing, but Prague is so detailed, interesting, and dense that it no longer bothers me.
Kenzodielocke
Banned
Yeah, maybe I missed te button prompt. Need to get the gas aug for the other one.
PlatypusDude
Member
Wow just found out for SM04, I could have just
entered the front door and had a speech battle, instead of sneaking in and stealing the item. Thought the game was being silly when it had the marker on the front door for a restricted area with guards inside guess not.
EmCeeGramr
Member
I just got there and it actually feels a lot more... Human Revolution-y. I like it.
Novum_Veritas
Member
That could be possibly be, this game is a little bitchy about prompts, I've noticed.
Cause Jensen is cool to look at.
Also this
oh shit. is this in MD?
Lashley
Why does he wear the mask!?
I talked my way through at first then I saw vents and alternate paths to the room so I figured I could have avoided it. But I choose to keep it the way rather than reloading because I figured I'd get additional side missions based on it and I was right
MrCookiepants
Member
Spent 3 hours sneaking around this bank. It's like the Police Station from HR on steroids. So much fun.
But how do I access Wlodek's safe? I see it there in the wall but I can't interact with the object that's concealing it.
But how do I access Wlodek's safe? I see it there in the wall but I can't interact with the object that's concealing it.
Royal_Phalanx
Member
Got to
, going lethal when going to find the guy in the cell who
was so satisfying. Killed every enemy inside. Kudos to Square Enix for making me emotionally invested in the storyline. I like to roleplay when deciding which enemies to kill and which ones to knock out. Fucking hell, what's going on over there is depressing as fuck, really made me feel for the citizens living there.
Golem City
was getting tortured
Mate, I'm closer to 3min. Might be time for me to upgrade the whole thing I think...
Sort of...it's faster and you need to have the weapon unequipped ofcourse. That gig is from missing link.
Me like.
Also very depressing stories to read in the Pocket Secretaries and overall supressing atmosphere.
Which room is it again? I can't recall the name Wlodek. If it is the one I think it is then check the desk.
Lashley
Why does he wear the mask!?
GwyndolinCinder
Member
Frame rate on ps4 is awfull in the city section I'm in, near the data bank.
Yep that area and the area around monument station are the worst in the entire game.
Thr music in the sequence that follows immediately after this is amazing.
CrichtonKicks
Member
Yeah but battery park and the airfield didn't feel like discrete dungeons to me. Parts of battery park just have normal NPCs wandering around, you have the subway to get to Hell's Kitchen,etc. And then it branches from there to get you the subway tunnels that had sections with non hostile NPCs as well, and all of that lead right up to the airfield. One of my favorite aspects of the level design in DX1 is how pretty much every spot from Liberty Island to Battery Park, Hells Kitchen, Subways, Airfield, and MJ12 Base are all connected with the exception of the helicopter trip from Liberty Island to the park. That makes it feel less like discrete levels and more like one large location. That's what I think MD gets back to though obviously not on the same scale.
Gozer the Gozerian
Member
Is anyone going to yell at me for being in the women's restroom?
Minute? Between deaths or when zoning? For me between deaths is like 5 seconds and zoning 10 seconds. Game installed on SSD.
CrichtonKicks
Member
Drop down, hit cloak, run to the left side of the chopper, turn on augmented vision to find battery, pull it out, and you are done.
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