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Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
You can get Deus Ex for $10 on Steam, and it's well worth that. If you're afraid that it doesn't live up to your standards of 2010, don't be. It's still ten years ahead of everything. It's great at creative gameplay. For example, the game has an augmentation (which is sort of a power that drains your energy meter) which… -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Happens to everyone, as an example my first and favorite ultimas are ultima 8 and 9. -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
The thing about Deus Ex is that it is very far from just another FPS. Aside from the bosses, you can complete the game without firing a single shot for example. -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
It does look a bit stale in this example, yes. I think that might be because they're using a pad to control it, and they've edited it so you only see the action. Without having the bits in between, there's no contrast in the pacing of the video - There's no anticipation. -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
OH NO! this is totally off the mark. Final Fantasy? the only reference i can find to final fantasy is a poster of FF XXVII in Pritchard's office. This game is way different. There is a style to the game. It's not after realism, but a uniform style with minimalism painted feel to it that blends all of the game together. The… -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
I find melodic themes that recur through the game become part of the experience itself, like you mentioned with halo Snacuum that's an awesome example. When your in the middle of a large scale firefight and you've got the halo theme playing away it really helps drive the experience. I wish more games would take advantage… -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
thats a really detailed penis. anyway so far I really like the game. I think its missing a few core elements for example grabbing onto ledges or jumping from rooftops to rooftops. twitchy of the animations is a bit sad and the dx11 features are a bit of a disappointment. and a horrible death sequence. I think the modular… -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
yea the point is how many leaps and bounds DX (for this example) has taken since its original in terms of graphics and what not, while the AI has been improved relatively little. My assumption has always been that companies just don't wonna make AI so clever as to not turn down the vast majority of gamers - who r rather… -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Soundtrack seems to have everything right going for it: [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTnpREir97I[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDIQ17K5ciw[/ame] [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhNQR0spE_s[/ame] As I said, items seems to be highlighted when they're under/near the reticule, usable static items seems… -
Re: Deus Ex: Human Revolution
For the record, I've ALWAYS been an overcritical dick. Ask anyone. I'm not saying that triple A games have particularly bad AI, just that it often lags behind the cutting edge nature of the rest of the experience and drags down the believability of the game as a result. I think that good AI doesn't have to be super…
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