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Boblion
France8043 Posts
On September 02 2011 14:54 GTR wrote: playing through the last level, my god, the developers sure got lazy with their enemy coding. Last level was like a l4dead game lol. Only time the shotgun was useful for me ( such a shitty weapon compared to dx1 -.- ) | ||
Kiante
Australia7069 Posts
On September 02 2011 15:27 Boblion wrote: Last level was like a l4dead game lol. Only time the shotgun was useful for me ( such a shitty weapon compared to dx1 -.- ) i ditched my shotty for a pulse rifle before the last level and i was like  but i finally managed to find one haha. then i ended up using the heavy rifle anyway | ||
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Karliath
United States2214 Posts
On September 02 2011 15:24 sob3k wrote: Are you for real? Did you even read what I wrote? Wow, no reason to be that antagonizing dude. -.- In response to sob3k's blog post: Controls: Because I mapped right click to ironsights, something more standard (though I never ended up needing it, with laser pointers), and cover to a macro button on my mouse, I didn't feel like there were too many buttons. Oh, and I never used toggle walk/run. That's only for feigning a dramatic moment, imo, or if you get motion sickness running in tight spaces. I guess F1-F4 is awkward, but I only ever got cloak and typhoon, and I only used them up to two times max throughout the whole game, so that didn't bother me. Crouching and Jumping was awkward though. Sometimes when I was crouched, pressing crouch again simply didn't allow my character to stand up. It wasn't infuriating, but definitely noticeable. Interface: In terms of weapon space, I never had a problem with that because I would always just drop my sniper rifle, which takes up lots of space, and pick up the item to see how much space it takes. I'd only have to pick up one item if I didn't like what I picked up. I agree with most of your other opinions in this category though. Customization: Personally, I had so many praxis kits midway through the game that I was a hacker AND a shooter. I agree with the lack of choice in the things you detailed. What you don't mention, however, is the variety of ways in which you can pass a level. I think that is where to choice comes in the best. Talk your way past guards, sneak past guards "openly," sneak past guards through airducts, cloak past guards, knock out guards, lethal melee guards, hack to 1) kill guards 2) bypass guards, shoot guards, etc. I admit to not really experiencing the problems you had in this section, because I chose to do a no hostile melee run, except for bosses. Overall, however, none of the problems really detracted from the game in a notable sense for me. I think this is a great game that handles several aspects of gaming that I like laudably, even if not perfectly. I mean, if I have to nitpick, my two biggest problems were 1) my upgraded pistol could headshot enemies with helmets, whereas my sniper rifle couldn't 2) some of the Chinese characters on the items in-game had such low resolution that I could barely read what they were saying. | ||
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DisaFear
Australia4074 Posts
On September 02 2011 15:37 Karliath wrote: Oh, and I never used toggle walk/run. That's only for feigning a dramatic moment, imo, or if you get motion sickness running in tight spaces A use for walk - it helps you approach mines, if you want to collect them or just get past them. You cannot do this normally, only when walking (crouched i believe?) | ||
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Kiante
Australia7069 Posts
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Karliath
United States2214 Posts
On September 02 2011 15:53 DisaFear wrote: A use for walk - it helps you approach mines, if you want to collect them or just get past them. You cannot do this normally, only when walking (crouched i believe?) Ohhh I guess that's true. I read/watched that quick tutorial that told you to approach it crouched, slowly, and tried it a few times, only for the mines to blow up in my face. After that, I just stopped trying. Good to know. | ||
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sob3k
United States7572 Posts
On September 02 2011 15:53 DisaFear wrote: A use for walk - it helps you approach mines, if you want to collect them or just get past them. You cannot do this normally, only when walking (crouched i believe?) yeah, thats what I used it for To people saying you were a hacker and a shooter, thats exactly what I meant, but I just went entirely into the hacker tree and shot normally. If you have lvl 4 hacking and find a lvl 5 door you are fucked, but If you are a lvl 5 hacker and meet a 20 soldiers, you can still shoot them with a little finesse, so there is really no point in putting anything into the gunning tree. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
Are the endings different? Are the boss fight endings different? Anything? | ||
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Bleak
Turkey3059 Posts
On September 02 2011 15:53 DisaFear wrote: A use for walk - it helps you approach mines, if you want to collect them or just get past them. You cannot do this normally, only when walking (crouched i believe?) It's so good when you're trying to move extra silently. That is ofcourse, if you don't have the augs for that, and I don't yet. Just got to Shangai now. | ||
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Resilient
United Kingdom1431 Posts
On September 02 2011 16:11 Medrea wrote: What are the difference in terms of story for nonlethal versus lethal. Are the endings different? Are the boss fight endings different? Anything? No, it just changes what starter weapon you're given. Everything else is based on conversation choice or performance in one specific mission. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On September 02 2011 16:40 Resilient wrote: No, it just changes what starter weapon you're given. Everything else is based on conversation choice or performance in one specific mission. I apologize I wasn't clear. I meant approach to the game. What happens between lethal and nonlethal in the endgame. | ||
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Resilient
United Kingdom1431 Posts
Boss fights are always lethal, you can't escape that. The ending can change a little in what he says during it if you played terminator mode or pacifist mode. | ||
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Medrea
10003 Posts
On September 02 2011 17:07 Resilient wrote:. Boss fights are always lethal, you can't escape that. The ending can change a little in what he says during it if you played terminator mode or pacifist mode. Thanks, thats EXACTLY what I wanted to know. Should I play again to find out the differences? | ||
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Resilient
United Kingdom1431 Posts
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
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Gowerly
United Kingdom916 Posts
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DarKcS
Australia1237 Posts
Playing it again trying to go stealth only (+500 bonus for not being seen in a segment) is very tense and fun. You'll also spend more time in areas you never went through before. There's usually 3 ways to get in to a building (vent, door/hack + front door/rungun/wall break down), fun finding them all. | ||
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Thereisnosaurus
Australia1822 Posts
Playing it again trying to go stealth only (+500 bonus for not being seen in a segment) is very tense and fun. You'll also spend more time in areas you never went through before. There's usually 3 ways to get in to a building (vent, door/hack + front door/rungun/wall break down), fun finding them all. I loved plotting out silent takedowns when you had three or so guards really close to each other. You'd tranq one and in the time it took him to collapse sneak up behind the others, stungun one and takedown the other. 3out without alerting anyone ^^ striiiiiiiiiiiiiiiike! | ||
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-Archangel-
Croatia7457 Posts
On September 02 2011 16:00 sob3k wrote: yeah, thats what I used it for To people saying you were a hacker and a shooter, thats exactly what I meant, but I just went entirely into the hacker tree and shot normally. If you have lvl 4 hacking and find a lvl 5 door you are fucked, but If you are a lvl 5 hacker and meet a 20 soldiers, you can still shoot them with a little finesse, so there is really no point in putting anything into the gunning tree. I go around with hacking lvl 4 and if I run into lvl 5 security I just use those security bypass packs. I rather put that one point into silent hacking then lvl 5. | ||
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Chibithor
Brazil514 Posts
+ Show Spoiler [Some help for Hangar] + Some have had trouble with the hangar mechs, and I just found out a few things on my second playthrough that may help/clear up some things. Some of the guards that come after you during the alert have the password for the computer that can disable the mechs, though you still need the robot disabing aug. The room also has a rocket launcher and enough ammo (3) to kill one of them, and a heavy rifle and enough ammo (185 or so) to let me finish the second one off with 4 revolver shots after firing using up the rifle ammo. I did this on Give me Deus Ex difficulty without any combat augs, so the heavy rifle might be enough on lower difficulties or accuracy aug, since I doubt my accuracy was 100%. You can fire at the mechs somewhat safely from under the helipad. The mechs don't hear anything, so you should be able to navigate around the room enough to find all of the items I mentioned as long as you're careful. | ||
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