Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

I'm yet to touch this series :/ haven't played any of them.

Much AMAZE Cant wait for this.. Deus EX HR was awesome

Alok said:

I'm yet to touch this series :/ haven't played any of them.

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Likewise....Have this game in library for more than 2 years and yet I didn't played it.

Cool Finally!!! One of the best matured game!!

Now I gotta play Deus Ex Human Revolution again and get all philosophical and sad.

HOLY BALLS BATMAN!!! THE HYPE. IS. REAL.

I had hoped the new trailer would eclipse the DXHR trailer and it did...those nano-shields are goddarned amazing.

gameranand said:

Likewise....Have this game in library for more than 2 years and yet I didn't played it.

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You're missing out guys. Deus Ex-the original, was the first real PC game I played(before it was all Contra,Mario,Roadrash, Monster Truck Madness ). And it just got me hooked. So much complexity and such a thought provoking game...even now, I would say that Deus Ex is the best series of the decade. Yeah, better than half-life. If you want to play the original wait for a few more weeks because a HD mod is in progress...DeusEX:REVISION. With this, the original game becomes a lot more tolerable by today's standards.

DX: Invisible war, follow-up to the original was just meh. Ill recommend skipping it, because at this point, I don't think it even counts.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution is the prequel to the original game-and where you should really start. You'll be hooked by the time you complete the prologue, I guarantee it. The cinematic effect, the themes, the stealth and the action, it's all frikin badass.
And the music, what can I say about the music? Just watch the DX:HR trailer and I'll bet you get goosebumps.

The game is set in 2027, 25 years before the first game and 45 years before the second game, at a time when multinational corporations have grown in power beyond the control of national governments. The game follows Adam Jensen, the newly hired security manager at Sarif Industries, a growing biotechnology firm. After terrorists brutally attack Sarif's Detroit-based headquarters, the mortally wounded Jensen is forced to undergo radical life-saving surgeries that replace large areas of his body with advanced prostheses and internal organ systems. Returning to work, he becomes embroiled in the global politics of the human enhancement movement in the search for those responsible for the attack. Central themes to the game are the rise of corporations in globalization, espionage, human survival, poverty, and the ethics of advancing humans with artificial replacements for body parts.

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One thing, if buying the game, make sure you get DX:HR DIRECTOR'S CUT. It has changed bossfights, more guns, seamless DLC integration and a director's commentary that's really worth the money. Besides it's all really cheap right now($14 on bestbuy, hell I got it for $5 back in 2013): Steam Link.

Yes !!!!!!!!!!!

My fav series.

I have played Dues Ex: Human Revolution. Its strengths were:

1. A vast environment with lots of interact-ability. You can just complete the missions, do side jobs, or look for interesting information about the characters in the game.

2. You can go guns blazing, or you can go stealth. You can go through the game without killing a single guy, except the bosses.
Of course, they'll have to be made unconscious or so. You can't just trespass whistling all the way...

3. Good weapons range. Money system was there for purchases.

4. Characters used to talk well & interactively. So many multiple endings are there, including combinations of actions. Graphics were great.

5. And all this used to run on my laptop smoothly at 768p (Specs in my signature)! Its a smooth, almost bugless game, not the trash which Ubisoft, etc. makes.

6. Its a beautiful story, specially the videos of each of the multiple endings. There was China, USA, etc. of the future. Amazing it looked!!

7. The characters are well made. There was this pilot girl who used to like Jensen, one IT guy who used to hate him, one girl who Adam loves, a boss who looks exact bit a boss is.


I'm getting this Dues Ex: Mankind divided game at any cost!

I will not go for Far Cry 5 or Ass-Ass-In Creed in any case, seeing what the companies did to their earlier iterations... I'll talk through my wallet. Simple.
They make trash compared to the Dues Ex series. Yes, there is DRM, but its not a DRM fanatic or unfinished game, which will take 6 additional GB in updates.

Of course, all this is based on the assumption that Dues Ex will remain the same, as the company is the same.

Samarth 619 said:

Of course, all this is based on the assumption that Dues Ex will remain the same, as the company is the same.

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Not just Eidos Montreal, the entire development team is returning. Dean-Francois Dugas, Mary Demarle and thank god, Michael McCann, the music composer.

Hopefully, we'll see the return of all the previous characters. Eliza is confirmed, maybe Sarif,Pritchard,and Faridah too? Malik did get her own novel, Deus Ex: Fallen Angel.

"It's not the end of the world, but you can see it from here." ~Eliza Cassan

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New Icarus, Anyone?

OK please help me out here. I haven't played a single game in the series and one the reason I didn't is because I like to play from beginning but the First game is unbearable on my eyes. Does it contribute to the story too much that I will miss or its OK if I skip that game.

Deus Ex Human Revolution is a prequel to the previous games. AFAIK...
So, you wont have any trouble getting into the story. I couldnt play the old games.. but i did play and loved Human Revolution.

Just so you know : The game is totally not like what the trailers show it to be. Its a stealth based RPG with lots of decision making involved, but the results of the decisions are subtle, yet very profound.. and not in your face like in other recent games.

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One question i have is : I played the normal game. Now i bought the director's cut also. Is it worth playing the game in director's cut? The was too punishing for me to try and grundge through again without a lot of difference or new materials.

gameranand said:

OK please help me out here. I haven't played a single game in the series and one the reason I didn't is because I like to play from beginning but the First game is unbearable on my eyes. Does it contribute to the story too much that I will miss or its OK if I skip that game.

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You said the same thing about San Andreas.

Play the first Deus Ex atleast.

[Step by step modding-guide]: Deus Ex! I spilled my drink! : gaming

Deus Ex: Revision

axes2t2 said:

You said the same thing about San Andreas.

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oh thats not something people ignore because of graphics sad. Everyone must play this imo, but maybe it won't be fav for new gen gamers

gameranand said:

OK please help me out here. I haven't played a single game in the series and one the reason I didn't is because I like to play from beginning but the First game is unbearable on my eyes. Does it contribute to the story too much that I will miss or its OK if I skip that game.

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Look..it's simple. The Deus Ex universe is divided this way(chronologically):
-Deus Ex: Icarus Effect & Deus Ex: Fallen Angel(Sci-fi Novels)
-Deus Ex: The Fall(Android and PC)
-Deus Ex: Human Revolution(Set in 2027, start of the universe and Adam Jensen's story)
-Deus Ex: Mankind Divided(Just announced, will continue Jensen's story in 2029, 2 years after DXHR)
-Deus Ex(the Original game from 2000, set in 2052, start of JC Denton's story)
-Deus Ex: Invisible War(story of Alex D, set in 2072. The game came out in 2004)


I'll repeat what I said in an earlier post:
Deus Ex-the original, was the first real PC game I played(before it was all Contra,Mario,Roadrash, Monster Truck Madness ). And it just got me hooked. So much complexity and such a thought provoking game...even now, I would say that Deus Ex is the best series of the decade. Yeah, better than half-life. If you want to play the original wait for a few more weeks because a HD mod is in progress.

My advice for DX? Wait for a few weeks then check this link: DX:REVISION. I'll update the thread when the mod is out. New graphics, better music and smoother gameplay, but the plot remains the same. Size of the project is about 1.8GB, and best of all, it's completely FREE.

DX: Invisible war, follow-up to the original was just meh. It was the Batman and Robin to the series- ok, maybe not B&R, but Matrix 3. It was good in parts, I liked it lesser and lesser as I went through re-plays. It has many mistakes, and a let-down from the original. I'll recommend skipping it, because at this point, I don't think it even counts. Eidos Montreal are building a newer story.

Deus Ex:the Fall. You might have played this on android, or god-forbid,PC. If you haven't then DON'T. I was right, this is the Batman and Robin of the series. It was clear Square Enix wanted to make a quick buck on the smartphone-gaming business, so they desecrated one of their best IP's for it. It's just not good.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution is the prequel to the original game-and where you should really start. You'll be hooked by the time you complete the prologue, I guarantee it. The cinematic effect, the themes, the stealth and the action, it's all frikin badass.
And the music, what can I say about the music? Just watch the DX:HR trailer and I'll bet you get goosebumps.
The game is set in 2027, 25 years before the first game and 45 years before the second game, at a time when multinational corporations have grown in power beyond the control of national governments. The game follows Adam Jensen, the newly hired security manager at Sarif Industries, a growing biotechnology firm. After terrorists brutally attack Sarif's Detroit-based headquarters, the mortally wounded Jensen is forced to undergo radical life-saving surgeries that replace large areas of his body with advanced prostheses and internal organ systems. Returning to work, he becomes embroiled in the global politics of the human enhancement movement in the search for those responsible for the attack. Central themes to the game are the rise of corporations in globalization, espionage, human survival, poverty, and the ethics of advancing humans with artificial replacements for body parts.
One thing, if buying the game, make sure you get DX:HR DIRECTOR'S CUT. It has changed bossfights, more guns, seamless DLC integration and a director's commentary that's really worth the money.

Soumik said:

Deus Ex Human Revolution is a prequel to the previous games. AFAIK...
So, you wont have any trouble getting into the story. I couldnt play the old games.. but i did play and loved Human Revolution.

Just so you know : The game is totally not like what the trailers show it to be. Its a stealth based RPG with lots of decision making involved, but the results of the decisions are subtle, yet very profound.. and not in your face like in other recent games.

One question i have is : I played the normal game. Now i bought the director's cut also. Is it worth playing the game in director's cut? The was too punishing for me to try and grundge through again without a lot of difference or new materials.

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It's not exactly stealth-based. DXHR originally, was more rewarding to those who played silent assassin. Combat was not satisfactory, thanks to budget constraints(answer to all of HR's problems, they just didn't have the money and had to cut much of it out). Now hopefully Square Enix have gained their senses and told EMontreal to go nuts. Iam sure the new game will be equally rewarding to stealth, action, and social skills.

As for Director's Cut, my suggestion is to wait till the game release nears, then pop it in and play through. Better boss-fights, Missing link DLC, Director's commentary, better optimised graphics. You'll be seriously pumped for DXMD. It's what I am gonna do

New wallpaper...Angry Badass Jensen:
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P.S: Did you guys know that DXHR had a whole level set in Bangalore? They had to cut it out, because they were out of capital to complete the level. They modified it into the chinese Hengsha city.

Akira said:

Michael McCann, the music composer.

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Icarus. One of the best OST and matches the game so perfectly.

I own DC cut edition.

OK Got it, play Deus Ex HR DC and ignore everything else.

I had played DE:HR and it was awesome game

the best part about Deus Ex is that a mission can be completed in 'N' no of possible ways and N could be any number u imagine 20,30...50 etc
there was an image of a level in HR which was explained very clearly about it...

so it is similar to Metal Gear Solid (Stealth or Action) your choice

Reinstalled Deus Ex.

I am in the mood now.

I'm excited like anything

Akira said:

It's not exactly stealth-based. DXHR originally, was more rewarding to those who played silent assassin. Combat was not satisfactory, thanks to budget constraints(answer to all of HR's problems, they just didn't have the money and had to cut much of it out). Now hopefully Square Enix have gained their senses and told EMontreal to go nuts. Iam sure the new game will be equally rewarding to stealth, action, and social skills.

As for Director's Cut, my suggestion is to wait till the game release nears, then pop it in and play through. Better boss-fights, Missing link DLC, Director's commentary, better optimised graphics. You'll be seriously pumped for DXMD. It's what I am gonna do

New wallpaper...Angry Badass Jensen:
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P.S: Did you guys know that DXHR had a whole level set in Bangalore? They had to cut it out, because they were out of capital to complete the level. They modified it into the chinese Hengsha city.

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Yeah thats what i felt. Direct combat was unforgivingly tough with little or no reward, to a point when i felt that the game is not meant to be played that way. The game gives you like... unlimited number of ways you can do a mission, depending on your augments... direct action being one of them... but it just wasnt rewarding enough to go gung ho. There were hardly any drops or ammo to justify the huge number of bullets needed to clear a level. That 'silent assassin' type has so many variations in itself.. It was amazing. It has amazing replay value too as so many doors will open for you just by tweaking different augmentations.

A layered Bangalore city!!! :O Boy they think too highly of our Indian cities!!! Good for us! lol

I will play it again as Director's Cut as you said.. when the next game comes out. It would be perfect timing.. Thanks.

I am liking the lore of Deus Ex.

In the trailer you see that people with visible augmentations are treated as outcasts then

So Why do people get augmented in Deus Ex world anyway??

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is our latest cover story, and the Human Revolution sequel explores what Eidos Montrel dubs "the mechanical apartheid." The studio says that players can go into the game without any prior knowledge of the series. That may be, but it never hurts to have a little background knowledge. Today, we're going to explore what's at the core of the game's central conflict – augmentations.

The term (often shortened to "augs") are used to describe a wide array of technologically advanced implants in Deus Ex’s world. Their use is also quite polarizing. Knowing that, why on earth would anyone undergo such risky operations? The explanation is complicated and tragic.

During Human Revolution’s story, Adam Jensen worked for a company called Sarif Industries, which was on the forefront of manufacturing these sophisticated Augmentations. If you played it, you might recall incidental conversations between NPCs discussing the augs. In one, a business professional remarks to another that he’s tired of getting passed up for promotions, and that he’s considering a neural upgrade to make himself more competitive. Other upgrades are more overt, such as the limb replacements Jensen received following a terrorist attack.

These augs became yet another sign of the haves versus the have-nots, particularly in cases where the wealthy indulged in completely optional (and expensive) upgrades. But that’s not the entire story. Many of the first wave of aug recipients were wounded military veterans returning home from battle. These augmentations, which included limb replacements and more, were given government stipends to help subsidize the treatments. Others took advantage of incentives that took advantage of the augmented, too.

“Sariff Industries had a plan that you could get augmented, but it’s almost like indentured servitude at that point,” says Mary DeMarle, Deus Ex’s narrative director. Afterward, some recipients realized that these implants gave them an advantage over their biologically pure counterparts. “We were having this new class emerge and they were getting more wealthy because they could do the jobs.”

That changed in the aug incident, where augmented people were temporarily hijacked to participate in acts of terrorism. You can read more about that incident, as well as the Illuminati’s part in the disaster here. Afterward, augmented people were seen as dangerous and were routinely rounded up and forced to live in prison camps, such as the one in Prague where Mankind Divided's early moments are set.

“A lot of people in there were people who had no choice or they were correcting a defect,” DeMarle says. “They weren’t trying to become superhuman, they were just trying to live their lives. Those are some of the worst tragedies in this kind of a universe. Here are people who had to have a heart replacement, and suddenly the aug incident happens. Maybe they actually went crazy and did stuff that they can’t necessarily live with themselves today. Maybe they were lucky and that didn’t happen, but because they had this life-saving surgery, they’re being forced to be outcasts and shunned.

“Some of the people in there, too, are not augmented. Okay, say I was married [to an augmented person], and he’s being sent there. I’m going to go with him. It isn’t just the augmented, but even with that it adds an interesting layer. The augmented who are there may also look upon their spouses as, ‘You don’t understand this.’”

It's unsettling to think that so many of the people who became augmented didn't have a say in the matter, whether they were in car accidents, injured during a war, or were born with congenital conditions. There are millions of augmented people in Deus Ex's world, but they're less than 10 percent of the total population. Will Jensen be able to give those people a voice? Do they actually deserve one, considering the aug incident? The truth may be complicated, but you can be sure that Jensen will do his best to uncover it.

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-via Gameinformer.

Basically why people get cosmetic surgeries and liposuctions. Only here, if you don't get augmented you won't get a job. Yeah.

must read for every Deus Ex fan: Deus Ex response to the new Call of Duty trailer

sam said:

must read for every Deus Ex fan: Deus Ex response to the new Call of Duty trailer

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Yeah saw in on reddit.....Its hilarious. That cat meme just got me.

sam said:

must read for every Deus Ex fan: Deus Ex response to the new Call of Duty trailer

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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided – World Premiere Gameplay Demo

The gameplay footage shows the new cover system, new energy system, Icarus Dash ability, remote hacking, charged weapons and weapon mods, among others. The UI interface in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided will be extensively customizable, more so than the one in Human Revolution, allowing players to alter both gameplay and aesthetics elements. Eidos Montreal also confirms the inclusion of a new game plus mode for the latest iteration in the Deus Ex franchise. The game will offer a balance between stealth and combat allowing the player to fully adapt their approach to their preference. Inventory management will be making a comeback, and so are choices and consequences, which will be greatly enhanced this time around.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided will release for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC on February 23, 2016. The title will use the new Dawn Engine and have support for DirectX 12 and AMD’s TressFX 3.0.

Waiting for this ..

Human revolution was awesome

PC Gamer: Deus Ex: Mankind Divided delayed to August 2016

v.Na5h said:

Waiting for this ..

Human revolution was awesome

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I had played this game for some hours and to be honest I didn't liked the mechanisms.

Awesome......Waiting for this. Human Revolution was just too good.

Why are all publishers making live action videos now? Trying to appeal to mass market? Game trailers were about the rendered graphics.

New gameplay demo...

chimera201 said:

Why are all publishers making live action videos now? Trying to appeal to mass market? Game trailers were about the rendered graphics.

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True,i find them rather annoying too.Especially when it comes to a game like Deus ex-they should consider showing actual gameplay footage rather than pre-rendered/live-action scenes in these trailers.I've observed when a game tends to have too many live action videos for its trailers,the actual gameplay turns out to be kind of disappointing or boring.I really loved the original Deus Ex but didn't quite find the same level of innovation or depth in the gameplay of its sequels(including that of DE:human revolution)-lets hope that won't be the case with DE:MD and that it won't be as lackluster as its predecessor in the visuals department.

If you place your pre-order in India via Games the Shop then you can be one of the three lucky customers to walk away with a Siberia 200 Gaming Headset as well as an official 'Adam Jensen' themed t-shirt.
The game is slated to release on 23rd August and aside from the prizes, each pre-order for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 will include an exclusive Deus Ex: Mankind Divided t-shirt. The Standard Edition of the game is available for INR 3,499 on the PS4 and Xbone, while it's priced at INR 999 for PC. The Steelbook Edition will set you back INR 3,999 on consoles and INR 1,999 on PC. The Collector's Edition is priced at INR 9,999 for PS4 and Xbone; PC players can pick up the Collector's Edition for INR 8,999.

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To pre-order Deus Ex: Mankind Divided you can click here.

^ I don't see that offer for the PC Standard Edition

chimera201 said:

^ I don't see that offer for the PC Standard Edition

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Yeah, its not available for PC standard edition. Only on x1 and ps4 preorder.

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looks like an amazing tv show

Lets hope game will also be amazing. I personally don't like Live action thingy for games.

Woo...

3 more weeks.

Akira said:

Yeah, its not available for PC standard edition. Only on x1 and ps4 preorder.

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Deus Ex – What’s in a Name?




Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (PC)

Pre-purchase Deus Ex: Mankind Divided on Stea
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Started a non lethal only Human Revolution play.

axes2t2 said:

Started a non lethal only Human Revolution play.

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There's a secret ending to the Missing Link DLC( in the Rifleman Bank Station, with the prisoners), see if you can find it.

Akira said:

There's a secret ending to the Missing Link DLC( in the Rifleman Bank Station, with the prisoners), see if you can find it.

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Thanks...

Finally...


did a Pacifist run.

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Akira said:

There's a secret ending to the Missing Link DLC( in the Rifleman Bank Station, with the prisoners), see if you can find it.

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Done.

A quick official recap of DX: Human Revolution for those who havent played it, or just want a quick refresh of the game's plot. I'd still recommend actually playing the game. Here, the music is too loud, and the characters/twists might just end up confusing you.



I recommend this one instead. Top-notch editing.

Should have gotten the option to .

But I did save

The pre-load begins tomorrow. The game's out on Aug 23.

The review embargo is lifted, and they all agree on one thing- buy the hell out of this game.

IGN: 9.2/10.
Polygon: 8.5/10.
Gamespot: 8/10.
Gamesradar: 4.5/5.

And a new difficulty game+ mode, check it out.
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What will be the download size of pc version?..looking forward to book one from Amzon.
Also, Amazon is selling steam version, right?

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Preload size is 20GB.

So has anyone pre-ordered it? Available for a rather fair price of Rs. 999 on Amazon/FK (PC). FK Amazon

Akira said:

So has anyone pre-ordered it? Available for a rather fair price of Rs. 999 on Amazon/FK (PC). FK Amazon

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Same price on Steam. I can see that many of my friends who are forum members have preordered it already.

This games uses Denuvo.

Crap.

axes2t2 said:

This games uses Denuvo.

Crap.

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And it bothers you why. Game is pretty cheap for buying IIRC.

axes2t2 said:

This games uses Denuvo.

Crap.

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Buy the game. At Rs. 999, its bloody fantastic. Worth every penny. Make sure you meet the minimum requirements, tho. I've played 7 hours and enjoyed every second of it.

OK just found that this game has fckin microtransactions within game for Kits and stuff. Really disgraceful. Will buy when it gets 75% off. I was actually thinking about buying it on 33% discount, but microtransaction $hit is just too damn much for me.

This is really lame.

They are charging for 'cheat codes' which games of last decade had for free.

System Rift - First DLC launch trailer

The micro transitions can be completely avoided in this game. They are prolly there because management put pressure on dev team. I agree it's still a very bad move but I finished the game with surplus in game credits and praxis kits (the things that are sold for real money in game store). This is a good game marred by bad business model.

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Actually the game is too easy. Wish the game was harder.

chimera201 said:

Actually the game is too easy. Wish the game was harder.

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Human rev was easy too if you went the stealth route. I found this very true to human rev and loved exploring the nooks and crannies of Prague.

The story is the only point where I feel it's terribly lacking I.e. post climax

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aniketdawn.89 said:

Human rev was easy too if you went the stealth route. I found this very true to human rev and loved exploring the nooks and crannies of Prague.

The story is the only point where I feel it's terribly lacking I.e. post climax

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Easy in the sense like there are way too many items distributed in the level. Every gun at every corner. Every ammo at every corner. I didn't have to improvise at any path. I don't remember HR being this easy. I had to choose between carrying the guns and selling them or leave them for inventory space for other items and save time. They shouldn't have given the option of selling them in the first place like in the first DX or should have given at-least unlimited inventory space to save time. The first DX game was very balanced. There were limited resources so you had to use them wisely. The level design and detail is great though. Beats every other game till now in those regards.

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Easy in the sense like there are way too many items distributed in the level. Every gun at every corner. Every ammo at every corner. I didn't have to improvise at any path. I don't remember HR being this easy. I had to choose between carrying the guns and selling them or leave them for inventory space for other items and save time. They shouldn't have given the option of selling them in the first place like in the first DX or should have given at-least unlimited inventory space to save time. The first DX game was very balanced. There were limited resources so you had to use them wisely. The level design and detail is great though. Beats every other game till now in those regards.

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True, I was swimming in credits by mid game. And guns were surplus this time around. But I enjoyed playing it a lot, just like DXHR nonetheless. I never redeemed the preorder bonuses and by end of first act I did not even feel the need to.

Note: I miss the takedown punch sound from DXHR, that had a satisfying crunch to it Current one is more realistic, but that sound, dang!

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aniketdawn.89 said:

The micro transitions can be completely avoided in this game. They are prolly there because management put pressure on dev team. I agree it's still a very bad move but I finished the game with surplus in game credits and praxis kits (the things that are sold for real money in game store). This is a good game marred by bad business model.

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So basically you don't need them ever to properly game right. I was curious as it will change my decision about buying the game. I don't like and support this model, so if it was game breaking thing then I would have avoided the game altogether. Its nice to hear from you that they are totally unnecessary.

gameranand said:

So basically you don't need them ever to properly game right. I was curious as it will change my decision about buying the game. I don't like and support this model, so if it was game breaking thing then I would have avoided the game altogether. Its nice to hear from you that they are totally unnecessary.

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Completely unnecessary. As I understand the dev team had to add microtransitions as a last minute change because of pressure from higher mgmt. But Its completely avoidable. On Max difficulty too. In fact I did not even redeem my preorder bonuses, didn't need to and they still sit in my inventory.

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For the fist few missions the game was hard to sit through, the game wasn't compelling/interesting enough.
Now I'm liking every minute of it.
But as others have said, the game is easy.
I've only unlocked 2 augmentation(vision and the invisibility one) and the game is relatively easy(total 21 hours of gameplay)

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zapout said:

For the fist few missions the game was hard to sit through, the game wasn't compelling/interesting enough.
Now I'm liking every minute of it.
But as others have said, the game is easy.
I've only unlocked 2 augmentation(vision and the invisibility one) and the game is relatively easy(total 21 hours of gameplay)

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Explore everything, hack everything and 40+ hours.

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I'm like 80hrs in and haven't completed the game yet.

Can I backup the game files?
I read online that it is possible, has anyone tried backup with disc+steam installation?

Wanted to move os and games to ssd I bought.

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zapout said:

Can I backup the game files?
I read online that it is possible, has anyone tried backup with disc+steam installation?

Wanted to move os and games to ssd I bought.

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Yeah you can simply copy game files. It should work as long as you install it back on your ssd before they release a new update.

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Thank you [MENTION=295561]aniketdawn.89[/MENTION]
Will try this and report back

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Copy pasting worked.
The game is super smooth now..playing 1080 with high settings.
Before the ssd, it was laggy as hell.

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The game became smooth after ssd? Weird. Because once the game is loaded to memory before running there are no disk calls unless you are saving data. So ssd should not improve in game experience, it should affect launch time and overall OS navigation smoothness though

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aniketdawn.89 said:

The game became smooth after ssd? Weird. Because once the game is loaded to memory before running there are no disk calls unless you are saving data. So ssd should not improve in game experience, it should affect launch time and overall OS navigation smoothness though

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Exactly what I was wondering too.

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It did somehow..I was getting hang ups to be exact..the game(video) would froze for a second with audio in background.

I suspected my hdd for this...not sure how it is running smoother now.

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It did somehow..I was getting hang ups to be exact..the game(video) would froze for a second with audio in background.

I suspected my hdd for this...not sure how it is running smoother now.

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Okay, got it, game has an autosave feature so possibly it was trying to autosave when your hdd was unresponsive and game froze. Makes sense now

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Finally completed it. Got Pacifist, Foxiest, Tablet Collector on first playthrough
The level design and detailing was great but the overall game design sucked. Too much resources scattered around level making some designs stupid and easy. Music and story was good enough.

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This game has the most easiest single save game-mode in a video-game ever. Got 'I Never Asked for this' achievement on first try

Breach mode is now free to play.

There was going to be level set in Bangalore in Human Revolution but was cut.

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