Desu Ex - Human Constipations exclusive PC featurr..*LEAKED*

[Menckenstein]

No. Elias Toufexis did the voiceovers.

That guy should just change his name to Ubisoft, look at those credits.

 

[bonescraper]

For those who can't wait for the game, and those who just like good cyberpunk music, here's a whopping 300 megabytes of the original soundtrack. It's teh sex.

http://www.filesonic.com/file/1296699744

 

[Multi-headed Cow]

Thanks for that Bonescraper. I usually like downloading game soundtracks, and the bits I've heard of HR's sounded kinda good.

Should keep me occupied until Steam lets me unlock my preload.

 

[Jaz]

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/reviews/2 ... lution.ars

• The Good
  
  A Deus Ex game, and a very good one at that
  Wonderful use of both first- and third-person views
  E-mails and news reports do a great job of building the world, and are often funny
  Many side-quests, and choices that matter as the game progresses
  Varied weapons
  Augmentation system means everyone can play in their own style
  Multiple ways to complete each mission
  The hacking minigame remains fun through the entirety of the game
  Impossible to see everything the first time you play
  A lengthy single-player experience: I put in around 25 hours and can't wait to play again
  Standard branching conversations are enhanced with higher-stakes conversations that change how the story plays out
  Adam Jensen is a mirror for the other characters in the game: some see a monster, others see the future
  
  The Bad
  
  The transitions between the game and its cutscenes can be jarring
  Lack of support for NVIDIA's 3D Vision technology (3D fans can only use AMD's HD3D)
  The voice acting can be spotty in places
  The conspiracy can get a little thick at times, and a lot is thrown at you near the end of the game
  I experienced a few crashes while playing on the PC, causing me to save more often than I would have otherwise
  
  The Ugly
  
  The game has a quick-save ability, and I admit to using it every now and again, but abusing saves to see the "right" way through conversations will harm your enjoyment of the game. The "Ugly" tag is for people too cowardly to live by their own in-game decisions. And I mean that in a nice way.
  An early mission in a police station can be exceedingly tedious if you tackle it at the wrong time, which is a design flaw in a game of this type

well, 25 hours playtime sounds nice.

 

[Fluffer]

Reviews are cumming all over it. So, did anyone try it? Is it any good?

 

[anus_pounder]

23rd NA, 26th EU. Try asking in a couple of days time. In anycase, the leak was very well received on the codex.

 

[FatCat]

Leak is better than first Deus Ex so it will be good.

 

[Destroid]

Leak is better than first Deus Ex so it will be good.

It was good but lets not get crazy here.

 

[FatCat]

Leak is better than first Deus Ex so it will be good.

It was good but lets not get crazy here.

It has better combat gameplay than first Deus Ex that much is obvious , rest is to be seen.

 

[Multi-headed Cow]

The Bad

The voice acting can be spotty in places
The conspiracy can get a little thick at times, and a lot is thrown at you near the end of the game

Bad? These sound like Deus Ex pros.

 

[Multi-headed Cow]

Will there be an "OH MY GOD, JENSEN, A BOMB!!!" "A BOMB!!!!" and "I SPILL MY DRINK" lines in HR? Only time will tell.

 

[Stinger]

MEESTAH AREX JENSEN! IN DA FRESH!

 

[Callaxes]

Leak is better than first Deus Ex so it will be good.

It was good but lets not get crazy here.

It's pretty much on par or at least close to the original, but if we're talking about gameplay mechanics then I can think of two areas where HR has improved over the original game.

Dialog is more interactable and it involves actual character creation (i.e. how do you feel about your augmentations).

Combat is better and by better I mean normal. It works like in any other shooter and it's not as restrictive as it was in the first game. I never liked whacking my baton at the NCR troops, so I think the killing animations are a plus. Overall better, but far from the main attraction of the game.


So on a mathematical level we can say that HR is better, but it doesn't get any brownie points for competing with a decade old game.

 

[Destroid]

I'm just going off how much I enjoyed the games (so far). I played DX for the first time last year so it's not like I'm getting all misty eyed and nostalgic. I preferred manual melee combat and I prefer leaning over sticky cover and popamole.

 

[riptide]

Eidos put up a launch trailer for the game. Sadly, it contains spoilers, and I suggest not watching it, especially if you played the leak.

edit: clarification

It contains a spoiler about a certain character Adam cared about in the past. You'll be fine if you haven't played the leak or don't know much about the game. But if you played the leak through and did a certain side quest, it'll spoil the further development behind it.

 

[riptide]

The game is out now in the US. Enjoy it, you lucky American bastards! :D And of course, don't forget to give us your thoughts on it. Especially about the total playtime.

 

[anus_pounder]

Leak is better than first Deus Ex so it will be good.

It was good but lets not get crazy here.

It's pretty much on par or at least close to the original, but if we're talking about gameplay mechanics then I can think of two areas where HR has improved over the original game.

Dialog is more interactable and it involves actual character creation (i.e. how do you feel about your augmentations).

Combat is better and by better I mean normal. It works like in any other shooter and it's not as restrictive as it was in the first game. I never liked whacking my baton at the NCR troops, so I think the killing animations are a plus. Overall better, but far from the main attraction of the game.


So on a mathematical level we can say that HR is better, but it doesn't get any brownie points for competing with a decade old game.

Too much Fallout recently ?

 

[Trash]

Euro unlocking instructions, enjoy:

1. First preload the entire game.
2. Exit Steam and find a US VPN, open Steam once you're on the VPN.
3. Decrypt/Unlock the game and run it at least once whilst still connect to the VPN.
4. Exit the game and Steam.
5. Disconnect from the VPN.
6. Go into the DE: HR Steam folder "Steam\steamapps\common\deus ex - human revolution"
7. Create a text file called "steam_appid.txt"
8. Inside that text file put the number: 28050
9. Save the file, launch Steam again and then run the exe directly from the folder.
10. The game will now launch and you can play it without being on a VPN.

 

[Wulfstand]

I'm wondering, is the torrent going to be available world-wide tonight? It'd be a pleasant surprise to see it uploaded on my favorite tracker when I get back home.

 

[FatCat]

Not sure about world-wide , but most likely it will be out by midnight GMT.

 

[praetor]

there's already a torrent (ali123) and there's, apparently, a working crack (check oneddl)

 

[curry]

this shit leaked yet?

 

[Rohit_N]

First day of graduate school and I have this to play. At least I have a few hours before classes start.

 

[xemous]

ill play it on console

 

[Wyrmlord]

Is it just me or does Jensen talk like Clint Eastwood?