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Deus Ex: Human Revolution - PC Game Review

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so i just beat DEHR, the rest of this post should not be read until you beat the game. so long story short, SPOILER ALERT:

 

 

 

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now if you read above please don't read below, because this is pretty much game ruining stuff.

 

 

 

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i take no guilt whatsoever if you haven't beat the game, read the above, then got the story ruined. i did warn you after all.

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  BillyLudwick said:
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Don't insult me. I have trained professionals to do that.

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  BillyLudwick said:
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Don't insult me. I have trained professionals to do that.

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alright, last spoiler, only in reply to yours though.

 

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i'm restarting the game today, depending on how much i have to do today...

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I recently bought the game but I just got it running last night. I'm running on an older system and those fancy particle effects are brutal but I finally got the settings balanced out and the game runs decent now although there is still the frequent drop in frames when the effects get heavy. So if your like me and you are fairly comfortable in you knowledge of PCs but are still convinced that yours is evil or you are currently running on older hardware that barely meets the minimum requirements your going to have a battle on your hands but in the end it's worth it.

 

First impressions:

 

The default controls are not the norm as FPS titles go and you will most likely find yourself rebinding your keys within the first few minutes of the game. That being said the game controls can feel a bit sticky and or clumsy at times and take some getting used too.

 

After the intro / tutorial level the game starts of nicely and continues at a fair pace. There are plenty of side missions and tons of areas to explore. In fact, one of the unique things about this game is the level of freedom given to the player. for instance at the beginning of the first (post intro) mission you are given the option to chose what weapon your going to start with, whether you want to go lethal or non lethal and choose a close or long range weapon type. Although you don't have to stick to this if don't want too, the game is all about freedom. There is almost always more than one approach to every challenge. Meaning that you can hack the lock on the fence gate or pile up some boxes and climb over it, kill every guard in the room or sneak around them, there is enough freedom here to make this game worth replaying.

 

The AI can be hit or miss, at times they will seem to be on point but there will be plenty of moments where they will behave stupidly or just plain disappoint you. It would have liked to see the AI have more human reactions to their situations. For instance, I just killed 5 out of 6 guards with out so much as being shot at and the last guard alive, while alarmed shows absolutely no concern for his situation. AI also seem to lack a sense of self preservation, it’s not uncommon for guards to funnel into a room that they know isn’t safe even after seeing their friends mowed down in the doorway. Overall, the AI is good but it’s not great which at times can feel almost out of place in a game so polished.

 

 

In closing:

 

Over all, I love the game. Messing with the enemies and the people on the streets is a blast and the freedom in the missions makes the game interesting and fun. I recommend you watch some let's play footage on youtube to make sure this game is for you, that's what I did.

 

PS:

Cheaters never win ; )

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  IneptGuard said:
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Cheaters never win ; )

Actually, cheaters almost always win...

Don't insult me. I have trained professionals to do that.

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  BTGbullseye said:
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Cheaters never win ; )

Actually, cheaters almost always win...

Like a wise noname nerd once said: Cheaters win at the game and fail at life.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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  Kirkreng said:
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  IneptGuard said:
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Cheaters never win ; )

Actually, cheaters almost always win...

Like a wise noname nerd once said: Cheaters win at the game and fail at life.

Like an intelligent hacker once said: We don't have a life to waste, so we hack to get the same result faster.

Don't insult me. I have trained professionals to do that.

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I've recently finished this game, and I really enjoyed it. :D

 

It took me 37.2 hours.

Feel free to PM me about almost anything and I'll do my best to answer. :)

 

"Beware of what you ask for, for it may come to pass..."

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I can only say game is great and also has several funny or a bit irritating glitches. (I hope they will fix them )

 

The best thing I love is the voice acting and some graphics are fantastic! The story is very good. In fact I became addicted and have to take this game like a drug!

 

However, owerwhelming yellow shades could be less overwhelming.... and comparing to the first Deus Ex, augumentations are much easier to get, at least on the easiest level of difficulty :)

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From all what i've been hearing i think i really should get this game. Probably going to order it soon.

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