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| News Comments > On PC Deus Ex Human Revolution |
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Re: On PC Deus Ex Human Revolution |
Aug 15, 2011, 08:05 |
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Oh, yeah, and I forgot to mention - you could do it in Just Cause 2 so it absolutely should be in DX:HR! That was like a year ago!  |
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| News Comments > On PC Deus Ex Human Revolution |
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Re: On PC Deus Ex Human Revolution |
Aug 15, 2011, 02:13 |
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finga wrote on Aug 14, 2011, 20:31:
The Fallout games' Pip-boy doesn't have "one button" access to sections.. it has one-click access.
F1-F3 and the arrow keys |
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| News Comments > EA: PC "Extremely Healthy" and Could Become "Our Biggest Platform" |
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Re: EA: PC |
Aug 14, 2011, 03:06 |
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Goomich wrote on Aug 13, 2011, 19:02:
Veterator wrote on Aug 13, 2011, 17:38:
Then they lock us in the DRM lined basement for a few years while they bring their girlfriend(s) over named Xbox and PS3......until they get just a tad too old for EAs taste and they decide to drag us out of the basement with nice words.
But this time I've met that guy, his name's Minecraft. He taught me how to dig out myself from this basement using only 1 hand.
I think Minecraft paved the way for a lot of fresh development on the PC. It all begins by punching a tree! |
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| News Comments > Frozen Synapse AI Not Cheating |
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Re: Frozen Synapse AI Not Cheating |
Aug 13, 2011, 09:14 |
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I get pwned on the third demo level because of their multiple rocket launchers. That may be because I'm not thinking about it the right way.
I remember when I first started playing Just Cause 2 I got served because I was trying to play it like a FPS. I had to adapt. Hopefully it's the same with Frozen Synapse? |
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| News Comments > On Sale |
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Frozen Synapse |
Aug 13, 2011, 04:31 |
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| I played the demo of Frozen Synapse... I found the first two levels alright but the third was mad - they had two rocket launchers to my one and they seemed to know exactly where I was. In the full game do you get to choose weapons or does it play out like the demo levels? |
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| News Comments > Eidos Montreal: Deus Ex: Invisible War a "Cautionary Tale" |
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Re: PC Gamer gave it a 94... |
Aug 13, 2011, 03:36 |
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Squirmer wrote on Aug 13, 2011, 02:30:
The thrust of the guy's post is that they took the game back in the DX1 direction instead of what Invisible War did, because even minor changes can change the essence of Deus Ex -- while at the same time totally ignoring the rather dramatic changes they've made to the 'DX formula', like frequent 3rd person, frequently taking control away from the player, having tons of cutscenes, having a less interactive and responsive environment and so forth. I would argue those are much more the 'essence of Deus Ex' than having multiple types of ammo. Jeez.
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I could argue each point but frankly I think you're just trollin'. Seriously, have you had any hands-on experience with HR?
Also, more Deus Ex! |
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| News Comments > Eidos Montreal: Deus Ex: Invisible War a "Cautionary Tale" |
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Re: Eidos Montreal: Deus Ex: Invisible War a |
Aug 12, 2011, 13:56 |
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My most memorable moment in Invisible War was hacking the security bot right after leaving the academy and having it blow the thugs away by the inclinator. Not many other good memories with that one.
On a lighter note, two weeks to go!!!! |
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| News Comments > Morning Previews |
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Re: Morning Previews |
Aug 9, 2011, 12:27 |
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nin wrote on Aug 9, 2011, 11:39:
Also, if you fuck around in HQ too long like I did, all the hostages are killed, except for one. Which changes the upcoming mission. It also keeps track of, when exploring HQ, if you happen to stumble into the women's bathroom to overhear the latest gossip. I MEAN, SO I'VE HEARD. 
I really like the cover system, which you use by approaching an object and holding the right mouse button. From there, you can blind fire, pop up/around and do aimed fire, or easily roll to another cover point. The only thing I don't like is it doesn't seem to let you use an open door as cover.
Yeah, I did that the first time too as I was snooping around offices reading up on the smuggling. I willfully ignored the warnings and ended up being reminded in various conversations, barks, and I think it was in the newspaper too, about the deaths of those hostages.
There's also a nice option where you can toggle cover instead of holding the button down. Sometimes I use the cover system and other times I disengage it, depending on which is better at the time.
I like how I can open the door without having to be right in front of it by using the cover. I also like how if they are nearby they respond to the fact the door just opened.
This game is calling my name like a Siren, and I must avoid the rocks until it is released!
17 days to go! |
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| News Comments > Steam Top 10 |
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Re: Steam Top 10 |
Aug 9, 2011, 05:36 |
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reisub wrote on Aug 8, 2011, 21:20:
J wrote on Aug 8, 2011, 20:22:
I'm making an exception for Human Revolution based upon my experiences of it so far. It's my way of saying "Great job! More of this, please." And if, heaven forbid, the final game turns out to be ultimately disappointing, they'll be very happy you did.
Do publishers really consider pre-order numbers post release when deciding to green light a follow-up? Surely all that matters is final sales.
You need to lighten up, Francis. What happened, did you get burned by previous pre-orders? It's like you have a vendetta about pre-orders.
Let go. Move on. |
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| News Comments > Steam Top 10 |
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Re: Steam Top 10 |
Aug 8, 2011, 20:22 |
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Alamar wrote on Aug 8, 2011, 10:33:
Pre-ordering a game generally just means that you, the consumer, don't care if the game is good enough to play, just good enough to watch/read/experience-the-IP...
Generally I don't pre-order games. I wait for them to be released, measure feedback, and wait for the appropriate price. I only just picked up New Vegas.
I'm making an exception for Human Revolution based upon my experiences of it so far. It's my way of saying "Great job! More of this, please." |
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| News Comments > Steam Top 10 |
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Re: Steam Top 10 |
Aug 8, 2011, 04:14 |
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Also remember with DX:HR that many were burnt by the consolitis-infested plaguebearer Invisible War. They may not be so keen to jump in with both feet but wait until the buzz hits them via word of mouth.
Personally, I haven't pre-ordered yet as I am waiting for my bills to come through so I know exactly what I can afford, but then I'll be pre-ordering. At risk of sounding like a parrot - This is the kind of game that should be supported with pre-orders so that just maybe the message will get through that these kind of games should be encouraged!
18 days to go |
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