All hail the great Jensus! He is the savior Prague needs but not the one it deserves.
That's just the voice actors regular voice.- Jensen still has the same edgy gravel voice (because it worked so well in Daredevil and Nolan's Batman)
Re: Thi4f -- bought it for $3, stopped playing after 3 hours. Bland is the right description.
That's just the voice actors regular voice.- Jensen still has the same edgy gravel voice (because it worked so well in Daredevil and Nolan's Batman)
Meh, they're doing their own thing. They are trying to get more serious with the sci-fi themes, so they tackle the moral/religious issues of cyborgization. That's ok in my book. I mean, that's most likely how muslims would react to deep cyborgization (and some extremist christards also). They're just not making it painfully obviousThey are leaning heavily into the conflicts over augmentation. In the original game I never got the sense that people with augmentations were treated so poorly that it would cause such explosive riots; the source of the rioting and destruction in the original seemed to be caused more by the larger political, economic state of the future world. I guess it is just simpler to set the story up as: the people with mechanical arms on one side, the non-mechanical people on the other side. But it could also just be that they needed a lot of cyborgs smashing each other for the trailer.
Re: Thi4f -- bought it for $3, stopped playing after 3 hours. Bland is the right description.
You might find this amusing then:
1:20 at the trailer:
Bob Page?
And music from the trailer:
Well that makes sense considering these are 'prequels.' It's no different than reality where you have some cutting edge social/scientific advance and people are initially resistant to it. In the interim between the games you have richest guy in the world Bob Page to smooth things over so you reach a point where people don't give a shit about augs and are more concerned with wealth disparity, shitty living conditions, etc.They are leaning heavily into the conflicts over augmentation. In the original game I never got the sense that people with augmentations were treated so poorly that it would cause such explosive riots; the source of the rioting and destruction in the original seemed to be caused more by the larger political, economic state of the future world. I guess it is just simpler to set the story up as: the people with mechanical arms on one side, the non-mechanical people on the other side. But it could also just be that they needed a lot of cyborgs smashing each other for the trailer.
Only if you take the rat diplomacy aug.Yes! At last, waited long enough.
I hope that IT IS POSSIBLE TO TOTALLY AVOID COMBAT IN DEUS EX: MANKIND DIVIDED.
Consider playing the next one without using guns. Those are a cheat code for console gamers.DX:HR was like JJ Abram's Star Trek reboot. It had all the bells and whistles of Star Trek, and it had the same recognizable characters, but it didn't have the soul. Star Trek was about exploration, whereas the reboot was an action movie in space. DX was about the conspiracy, whereas DXHR was an action game in Detroit. The similarities between the two games are flimsy and superficial., which suggests that they didn't understand what the first DX was really doing. Or, in the spirit of charity, it maybe suggests that higher-ups wanted a cover shooter instead of a good story.
Only after you've learned thatI hope you'll have the option to side with the communist rebellion. Otherwise, not gonna bother.
Missing Link is the only piece of DLC that I've ever seen that wasn't a cash grab made by interns.I liked HR so I am lloking forward to this,if the improve their product like they did with the Missing Link it will be good
I never played Missing link and I missed my opportunity to as I refuse to buy the directors cut for obvious reasons. Though when missing link came out, I was under the impression that it dumbed the game down, destroyed the stealth game and turned it into a FPS confrontational shooter of running down corridors killing things. True? Not True, exaggerated? What?
That they won't waste our time with Thief 5 before Deus Ex: Jensen Part 3.Very little of the initial concepts made it into the game. The DX:HR promotional videos featured large worldwide protests against augmentation, which didn't feature heavily in the game; a lot of social conflict between humans and augs, which didn't feature heavily in the game; vague religious iconography, which didn't feature heavily in the game; and a "cyber-renaissance" style, which didn't feature heavily in the game either. They were still there, but muted in contrast to what a lot of people were expecting. In the end, the final product converged towards a much more plain post-cyberpunk setting with an interesting design aesthetic, but not much actually there.
Also, we are still at the announcement stage. Given how much EM had staked and lost on Thief 4, I expect heavy-handed creative control and enormous pressure to deliver the broadest, most market-friendly product Square Enix can think up. Under those conditions, what can we realistically expect?
Meh, it's much simpler than that.
They are playing with the ole "messianic" iconography again, just like the last time.
Notice how the light around Adam sorta blooms into a likeness of wings? That's the whole, sole reason behind the shot.
And it's not the only pair of wings Jensen got in this trailer.
Plus, that shot might not end up in the game anyway. The first DX:HR trailers also featured stuff that was either not in the game (Jensen-Icarus dreams, Jensen chilling in his apartment, Jensen fighting Barrett in what seems like the Hengsha docks...).
Let's put an end to this lazy juvenile 'insight'. Jensen is not jesus, he is Icarus. It is cool, but it is not subtle.All hail the great Jensus! He is the savior Prague needs but not the one it deserves.
I like this Adam Jensen IRL guy, he plays vidya games, knows his shit about them and has a p. decent taste (Deus Ex, Splinter Cell). Aslo, i love how he dissed those faggots for playing with object highlight on
Meh, they're doing their own thing. They are trying to get more serious with the sci-fi themes, so they tackle the moral/religious issues of cyborgization. That's ok in my book. I mean, that's most likely how muslims would react to deep cyborgization (and some extremist christards also). They're just not making it painfully obviousThey are leaning heavily into the conflicts over augmentation. In the original game I never got the sense that people with augmentations were treated so poorly that it would cause such explosive riots; the source of the rioting and destruction in the original seemed to be caused more by the larger political, economic state of the future world. I guess it is just simpler to set the story up as: the people with mechanical arms on one side, the non-mechanical people on the other side. But it could also just be that they needed a lot of cyborgs smashing each other for the trailer.
Yeah, but then again...Let's put an end to this lazy juvenile 'insight'. Jensen is not jesus, he is Icarus.
You missed the point of the post. Regardless, Deus Ex games can be played without stealth, but that's only true if you're idea of playing is quick saving after every kill and being randomly killed by a single headshot.You are aware that all Deus Ex games could be played without stealth whatsoever?While I personally found the trailer overdone to no end this is kind of meaningless criticism.
Personally, I don't need an "exciting" 4 minute Michael Bay montage to be interested. A "stealth trailer" would be more about tension and the air duct tidbit says more about the stealth in HR than how "exciting" stealth is. In reality, you are missing the point again. I want a trailer that's representative of the actual experience, not some flashy shit that's supposed to make me interested.Also what would have been so exciting to see in a pure stealth trailer? Jensen waiting in an air duct for 3 minutes?
Knocking guys out from across the room, that's hardcore stealth.Furthermore, they did show some stealth moments when he sneaks up on someone for example and stuns him with that weird taser from his fist, or going invisible after his smoke.
So fucking what? Does the fact that the trailer for the first game was full of shit makes this full of shit trailer any better?Also, the trailer of HR had just as little stealth elements in it and was just as violent showing Jensen killing multiple people with his various augmentations.