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30th August 2011, 06:38 PM
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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Nebraska
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| Deus Ex: Human Revolution This game is amazing! To start, the graphics are incredible. In-game graphics are very smooth and detailed. You can see reflections as you walk past, clothing has wrinkles and moves a bit naturally as you move. Mouth movements are still a little off, but nothing too noticeable. Then there are the cinema graphics. At first I thought I was watching filmed footage, and then realized its all 3D animation. It's incredible what they can do these days. The controls are smooth and I haven't found any glitches yet. I love how you can sneak up behind people and either knock them out or kill them. And the game is a true challenge. Whether you're the sneaky-ninja type or the up-front-killer type this game will keep you constantly engaged in trying to get to the next area. Enemies are both intelligent and good shots. Stay out in the open too long and you will die very very quickly. Interesting note: if you knock out an enemy, and another enemy finds him, they can be woken up and you'll have to knock them out again, or kill them. Still playing through so I'll update as I go. But this is an amazing game and I recommend it for everyone  |
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22nd October 2011, 04:19 PM
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| Orange Aide ;) Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Devon
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| Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution Agreed. I'm also only a little way through, but I'm loving the cyberpunk atmosphere. Also, as with the previous games, it seems to be continuing what is a really in-depth look at the ethical and sociological questions that are almost certainly waiting for mankind somewhere down the line. It's all very Ghost in the Shell, so I love it Of course, this being a prequel, I doubt it will approach the 'singularity' event of Invisible War, and may just be focused more on the philosophical implications of human augmentation, but it's still good stuff.Plus, I knocked out one fella with a tranquilizer gun, then had second thoughts about leaving him lying around to be discovered. So I threw him into some electrified water. Sorted  |
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27th December 2011, 05:21 PM
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| Last of the Windsong Clan  Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Canada
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| Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution The thing that kind of did it in for me was when I tried to shoot from cover I would not lean out, instead I would stick the gun out making it nearly impossible to aim and I basically quit because I thought cover was so lame.... |
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