DX: Invisible War Patch [Feb 27, 2004, 7:01 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
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Eidos Interactive Support Page offers downloads of a new version 1.2 patch
for the North American version of Deus Ex: Invisible War. The update includes
all the changes from the version 1.1 patch, as well as additional performance
optimizations, graphics fixes for NVIDIA GeForce FX 5950 owners, and fixes for
the "fuzzy appearance" of the bloom, sniper scope, vision biomod, and other
full-screen effects. The update is mirrored on
3D Gamers,
ActionTrip,
Adrenaline Vault,
DeusExZone,
FileFront,
GameCenter.cz,
Gamer's Hell, and
GameSpot DLX (registration required).
"Is it just me, or does the model of the scientist from 2 years ago, running on a 2002 cpu and graphics card look a lot better than any models in the game today? And the game seems to be running at a pretty good clip."
I've been playing the game throughout the last week. That looks like the same model I've seen about 200 hundred times so far... I wouldn't say it looks any better. But, I definitely admit that it is a bit strange that it does appear to be running very well, with all the shadowing included. It runs pretty well on my supermachine, but it really doesn't make sense how so many other people have had problems considering it had good performance way back then. Well... they must have added some features to the lighting system I guess.
[my version of ray] Wondering how reviewers said this is a 10 to 15 hour game when I'm probably at about 20 hours and counting.
Edit: can't spell.
This comment was edited on Feb 28, 23:57.
I've been playing the game throughout the last week. That looks like the same model I've seen about 200 hundred times so far... I wouldn't say it looks any better. But, I definitely admit that it is a bit strange that it does appear to be running very well, with all the shadowing included. It runs pretty well on my supermachine, but it really doesn't make sense how so many other people have had problems considering it had good performance way back then. Well... they must have added some features to the lighting system I guess.
[my version of ray] Wondering how reviewers said this is a 10 to 15 hour game when I'm probably at about 20 hours and counting.
Edit: can't spell.
This comment was edited on Feb 28, 23:57.
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