I VANTED ORANGE!Gunther: Origins, a thrilling prequel where we can finally learn the deep lore behind Gunther Hermann's dislike for lemon-lime soda.OG Deus Ex where you can choose who to side with. I'd play it.Deus Ex is and always will be better than CyberCock 2077.
Deal with it.
I would like to see a Deus Ex game where you can play as a Majestic-12 goon or another massive corporation/organization with plans for global domination...
Be a bad guy for a while.
Stop posting photos of Crispy from 20 years ago. Thx.Well soy can be rather distracting!And that gutted version of thief still had deeper mechanics than the pacman stealth of nu-DX. You could even distract guards by throwing soy to them!The stealth in Deus Ex 1 never impressed me much though honestly, it felt like a severely gutted version of Thief with far worse enemy AI, so the shift to a different, arguably more simplified style of stealth gameplay didn't bother me too much.
This is not new, it's been treated like this for twenty years. I got my physical cop for like 5 euro back in the day.Then again SE treated it as a bottom of the bargain bin game for awhile, I think I got my GOG copy for $1.50
this will probably be shit tho
I've never seen that pic before lol. Skull Gun ftw. The original plan for the game had a join MJ12 story where you sided with Bob Page and became the King of Europe as an ending. You were meant to also meet the president and go to the moon.I VANTED ORANGE!
kangaxx I think it was a possibility where you could continue working for UNATCO/MAJESTIC 12 and Walton Simmons and Bob Page,but it was ultimately cut from the final release of the game.
Red dot is technically cheating though hence why its fixed in GMDX.
nu-deus ex games were good, stop being edgy
it's one of the few games that actually managed to get revived and not be ruined with terrible games
this will probably be shit tho
Not necessarily meet the president, but a mission in the White House was planned and ultimately cut. Traces of the alternate path remain in the game too. Like JC telling Paul he is no terrorist after seeing his 'evidence' or Page desperately trying to bargain with JC in Area 51, offering him 'his own continent'.I've never seen that pic before lol. Skull Gun ftw. The original plan for the game had a join MJ12 story where you sided with Bob Page and became the King of Europe as an ending. You were meant to also meet the president and go to the moon.I VANTED ORANGE!
kangaxx I think it was a possibility where you could continue working for UNATCO/MAJESTIC 12 and Walton Simmons and Bob Page,but it was ultimately cut from the final release of the game.
Gunther: Origins, a thrilling prequel where we can finally learn the deep lore behind Gunther Hermann's dislike for lemon-lime soda.OG Deus Ex where you can choose who to side with. I'd play it.Deus Ex is and always will be better than CyberCock 2077.
Deal with it.
I would like to see a Deus Ex game where you can play as a Majestic-12 goon or another massive corporation/organization with plans for global domination...
Be a bad guy for a while.
We will never see Deus Ex depth of cyberpunk again in AAA games. Sure future AAA games can allude to it, but can never go as in depth as Deus Ex. It will always be surface level stuff like "fight the power", but it won't say things that will shock us.The nu-Deus Exes are missing the whole punk part of cyberpunk for me. There's a lot of cyber, sure, but the punk is more dad rock. I'm not particularly thrilled by the prospect of playing a superpowered ex-cop who jumps from one cushy security job to the next. The whole thing needs more counterculture, vague allusions to racism don't cut it.
Honestly, they can ignore it entirely and focus on a proper sequel to DE1, if they so choose.Whilst I somewhat agree, haven't they painted themselves into a corner by leaving his story arc unfinished in MD?
If you mean largely ignored, then yes.The recent Deus Ex games (HR and MD) have been VERY overrated here at the Codex.
Deus Ex wasn't marketed or described as "cyberpunk" in official materials, you're getting annoyed that a particular science fiction series isn't adhering to what you believe it should be.The nu-Deus Exes are missing the whole punk part of cyberpunk for me. There's a lot of cyber, sure, but the punk is more dad rock. I'm not particularly thrilled by the prospect of playing a superpowered ex-cop who jumps from one cushy security job to the next. The whole thing needs more counterculture, vague allusions to racism don't cut it.
If you mean largely ignored, then yes.
Red dot is technically cheating though hence why its fixed in GMDX.
The laser sight worked as designed. Some modder had the idea that it should work obnoxiously, providing very little benefit, to be more "realistic."
not for realism for balance, because it is in fact OP.
Yeah the evidence bit is basically you tell Paul he's wrong. But the game can't progress any further.Like JC telling Paul he is no terrorist after seeing his 'evidence' or Page desperately trying to bargain with JC in Area 51, offering him 'his own continent'.
I mean yes and no. The problem from a design perspective is that the laser mod invalidates the entire skill progression system. It's also super op when used on the assault rifle at full refire. It definitely needed to be looked at but Vanilla offers its own unique experience.The laser sight worked as designed. Some modder had the idea that it should work obnoxiously, providing very little benefit, to be more "realistic."
I'm specifically referring to the RSD version here sorry about that.1. actually give it a sound effect when toggled on/off
2. makes the dot slightly larger so it's easier to see at a distance.
3. Removes the first easy to obtain laser mod on hardcore mode, because it is in fact OP.
doosex games would be significantly worse if they were libtard cringe gamesThe nu-Deus Exes are missing the whole punk part of cyberpunk for me. There's a lot of cyber, sure, but the punk is more dad rock. I'm not particularly thrilled by the prospect of playing a superpowered ex-cop who jumps from one cushy security job to the next. The whole thing needs more counterculture, vague allusions to racism don't cut it.