Is there ANY melee combat this time around? Non-lethal melee like we had in the first game with batons, etc.
Or is it still restricted to just takedowns?
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Better question. Do takedowns consume stamina for some daft arse reason?
oh yea....do you still have to eat food in this game to recharge that stuff
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Yes, but you can craft biocells instead of scavenging candy bars to recharge from what I read. I believe powers recharge slowly over time and can be helped through upgraded augs. Players with the game can correct me if I'm wrong though.
This is just what I've gathered from reading interviews and watching dev commentaries.
Crafting? Next you'll tell me there is base building.
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Crafting? Next you'll tell me there is base building.
It's why you cover your tracks. But the death bell tolls.Deathsparks more like death rattle right about now
Crafting? Next you'll tell me there is base building.
The good kind of crafting. For biocells, multitools and special ammo. Removes the reliance on those few protein bars, the developer sparsely spread around in HR.
Biocells also have double use as energy cells for activating some machines in the hub.
Multi tools are great for getting around those lvl. 5 hacks early on, but you'll lose the chance of getting any experience from the lock as trade-off.
Oh yeah, hacking got really hard in my eyes. I'm constantly failing many lvl. 2 locks without more points in covert hacking etc. HR wasn't so strict in my eyes.
Does anyone have a link to that old video from HR where Jenson is just running around beating people to death for just saying anything? Just a montage video.
oh man, that deus ex review, and other reviews on their site are pretty poor. not sure what that means for the opencritic contributor program...could use a bit more vetting
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Man why don't you check first and make sure it's okay before doing stuff like that. To be told like that---gotta stung.
Aaanyways, I completed the previous game *but* without the DLC. Hopefully that wouldn't make me go "Huh, what/who is this?" when I play this game.
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It is the 19th here now, I can has review please~~
Oh hot damn son.
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Anyone know if the day-one-edition/pre-order stuff is only for certain retailers, or should I be fine regardless of where I buy it? I'm thinking in Europe, Denmark specifically.
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Just when I thought I had forgotten the ridiculous "Fat Lee Adama" sub-plot...
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Just when I thought I had forgotten the ridiculous "Fat Lee Adama" sub-plot...
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Oh hot damn son.
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Oh hot damn son.
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It's been a long time since I've seen that show, did he get fat in reality and it bled into the show? Or was it faked for plot? Either way. I remember hating it.