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The entire thing is that there probably will be no cost, as there isn't in any other game. At least in Deus Ex it used aug energy, but they're talking about a PREQUEL doing the same, which is weird anyway.Hmm... thinking about it, isn't auto-heal no different to running away and turning your healing biomod on? So long as there is a cost to doing so, I don't see the problem...
Rene said:No. The game is FIRST person, but automatically switches to third person for some contextual actions. You as the player do not have the ability to swap between views...it's a first person game but there are times where we want you to see Adam doing cool things.The game is third person but will switch perspective for stealth
Not quite. Hacking is a major pillar of gameplay and is certainly not a mini game. (Sorry Bioshock) Hacking in Deus Ex 3 is a significant gameplay option which you can modify with augmentations if that's the way you develop your character. Our hacking is well beyond a "mini game" and is really freaking cool.Hacking involves a mini game (a la system shock, bioshock)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO i dont want it to look like bioshock... i want deus exstyle. F***
It doesn't look like Bioshock! Bioshock was heavily influenced by the Art Deco style of the 1930's.
Deus Ex 3 combines near-future elements (i.e. Cyberpunk) with a Renaissance/Baroque twist. There are really good reasons for this but I will leave it for the magazines to explain...
We call it Cyber Renaissance.I pretty like that new style, even if it lacks the "coolness" of Deux Ex 1. The Bioshock effect maybe. We could call that "Baroque-Cyberpunk" or "Baroquepunk" but it looks like nice.
The graphics look fantastic, the art direction is brilliant.
Unfortunately, the gameplay changes they're making aren't appealing in any way.
I don't want to say too much because I don't want the magazines getting pissed, but when it comes to gameplay, DX3 is very much a Deus Ex game.
It's still based around making decisions which have consequences, selecting from a multi-path, multi-solution approach in a non-linear space (think DX1 not Invisible War), and you're able to customize your character (Adam) as well as your weapons. DX3 is an action/RPG just like the first game.
Does it feature Crocodile Dundee?The first Deus Ex was awesome, even for it's age.
Heard about the new and probably last mod for Deus Ex?
THE NAMELESS MOD
Google it and I am involved in it as a voice actor
Yeah, still not hyped about this, by the way Jintor, I love your Metal Slug avatar.<3
Yeah if its better than IW then I'll like it. Because, frankly, I liked IW. If you could stop yourself from comparing it to the original Deus Ex, then it was a decent game.
Well, apparently the third person thing isn't nearly as bad as the article made it seem, which is great news to me. A Rainbow 6 Vegas style thing would have been a complete deal breaker, I can't really describe how much I hate that concept. That Rene guy make it sound a little more like the way Left 4 Dead is. I don't mind going into third-person for things like the conversations in the first game, but I wouldn't be happy with using the camera to look around corners and the "look we have a cover system our game is like gears of war!!!11!" deal. The whole "Cyber-Renaissance" thing makes no sense whatsoever, though. In 2027 the world has taken on a near-futuristic Baroque look, and somehow by 2052 everything has gone back to looking similar to 2000-2008? The "two-level Shanghai" seems pretty far-fetched in comparison to what the places in the first game looked like. Still, I do like the art style a lot.
Also agreed. I enjoyed finishing IW, and I still haven't gotten round to finishing the first one yet.Yeah if its better than IW then I'll like it. Because, frankly, I liked IW. If you could stop yourself from comparing it to the original Deus Ex, then it was a decent game.
The first one was a lot longer though.
Also, this thread made me install IW again, but it keeps crashing. Damn Windows 98!
I mean vista x64
Did you get it through Steam? I didn't find any problems with the version I downloaded through Steam.
I gotta say though, Deus Ex's main theme music is a ****ing masterpiece.
Anna and Gunther were the last of the mechanical augmented agents. They were being phased out by the nano-augs like JC and Paul at the time of the original Deus Ex, which was set in 2054.I thought Gunther and Anna were the first mechanaugs anywhere in the world, or where they just the first mechanaug agents?
And was JC the first nanoaug, or the first nanoaug agent?
If "auto-healing" is the new "shooter", I'll quit gaming. I'm serious.Deus Ex is still fun to play, but you really gotta get past the old-school fighting engine.
If "auto-healing" is the new "shooter", I'll quit gaming. I'm serious.
F**king nub casual gamers.
Well, I'll at least quit playing the new games anyways.
If "auto-healing" is the new "shooter", I'll quit gaming. I'm serious.
F**king nub casual gamers.
Well, I'll at least quit playing the new games anyways.
It won't be too hard really. I've been sticking to the old-school classics lately anyways. Either way, I'll be too busy to care in a couple of months.I'm holding you to this.
In that case, I prefer Deus Ex 3 to have old-school 3D shooter gameplay + next-gen graphics + original Deus Ex skill system + original Deus Ex caliber storytelling - all the bugs the original had.I was more referring to the weird animation problems and problematic combat engine of the original.
I'm U.S. NAVY bound.Oh? Got a new job, Dragonshirt?
Don't forget the lubricants!*Couldn't resist*I'm U.S. NAVY bound.
I thoroughly enjoyed the second Deus Ex. Sure it did have some problems, but for some reason I preferred the story to the first. I think I also preferred the aug system, but I think that was just because some of the tech was more awesome.The first Deus Ex was great.
I never played the 2nd, as by the time I was able to finally get it, the copies of it were scarce & judging from the reviews it got, it was less-than-good. Has anyone here played the 2nd Deus Ex & actually enjoyed it? Is it worth playing through?
Combat can definitely be rather clunky, although I felt like that even when it was first released.Deus Ex is still fun to play, but you really gotta get past the old-school fighting engine.
*Swoons*I thoroughly enjoyed the second Deus Ex. Sure it did have some problems, but for some reason I preferred the story to the first.
D:the tech was more awesome.