Not a fan of the cell shaded stuff.
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Deus Ex Deus Ex: Machine God - Continuation of the story through the eyes of nano-augmented Tiffany Savage (Demo now available)
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Looks like besides augmentations, they added some extra chromosomes as well.A surprise return...
The real reason I just can't accept the cell shading unless the entire thing is truly built from the ground up to look painterly (like A Scanner Darkly, for instance) is because I don't want filters placed over what I'm looking it. It feels like my clear eyesight is being taken away from me, and I'm simply not interested in that even if the developers would prefer to hide the game from me. All the upscaling DLSS crap now in vogue has the same effect.
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