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E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy is Hellgate London + DX
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Spoiler: the "true ending" is only available on multiple playthroughs. Hope you still have your save file.
I really loved the lore and plot of this (and the endings are very different). Like a mixture of the best of Dune and 40K but with a realistic sense of technological/demographic scale and that surrealist French genius. Small moments like that black afro'd white gangster weeping about electrocuting civilians testicles or the realisation of your own brainwashing against your best friend.. the gameplay and lore mixed excellently making you question what a psycho you had become
Sykar
Arcane
Don't overthink, just play. Vanilla is great.
pidstuff
Educated
- Joined
- Oct 17, 2019
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The only mod I have is the one that removes the fish-eye in scopes, it's just a preference. Other guys recommend a certain map for farming Brouzoufs and suitcases.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=511062032
Recommended after at least 2 playthroughs, juss' sayin'. Exceptional game
thread title is misleading at best
I was thinking about getting this in the next Steam sale, but those horror stories I'm reading about broken savegames make me think twice. Other than disabling Windows Defender, is there any other, more reliable fix?
There will be some shenanigans but in my experience there won't be much trouble if you only quit out after returning from a mission. 4 playthroughs and nothing gamebreaking (some shenanigans tho). You should not let it in any way discourage you from playing seeing as it's
actually pretty thematic for the game, my guess is they tried for some kind of savegame meta elements but it just didn't work out very well at all. This might be complete bullshit tho.
Sibylla
Dumbfuck!
https://gamebanana.com/maps/games/4655
for the people who already played eye to death, check out boxyt's maps (nakatomiplaza, tthroat, test11 - this pretends to be tiny but secretly biggest map ever)
for the people who already played eye to death, check out boxyt's maps (nakatomiplaza, tthroat, test11 - this pretends to be tiny but secretly biggest map ever)
Ol' Willy
Arcane
Tried it a while ago, to acquire familiarity with the so-called Source Engine ARPG Trinity - Bloodlines, Dark Messiah and E.Ψ.Ǝ.
EYE is not RPG by any means - it's the finest specimen of FPS with stats bunched on top. There are stats, augs and researches, but they change quite little. Ironically, EYE predates the current tread for such type of game design.
As an FPS game is competent enough - gunplay is great and weapon selection is nice. Shooting is definitely enjoyable.
Game looks great - marvelous aesthetics, graphic design and setting, atmosphere - all is top notch. Story is very vague in a good way.
AI is complete trash, it's on the Counter Strike bots level. Strange, I remember Combines in baseline HL2 being coded fairly good, but I guess it was level-related behavior.
Levels are huge, non-linear and pleasant to the eye. Good level design.
But the gameplay is what killed it for me. You just run around on empty maps, killing braindead bots without the end. This gets tiresome fairly quick and you need to kill more because grind. That's a shame, with a better AI and some kind of thought-out encounter design this game would have been a masterpiece along with the likes of Stalker.
EYE is not RPG by any means - it's the finest specimen of FPS with stats bunched on top. There are stats, augs and researches, but they change quite little. Ironically, EYE predates the current tread for such type of game design.
As an FPS game is competent enough - gunplay is great and weapon selection is nice. Shooting is definitely enjoyable.
Game looks great - marvelous aesthetics, graphic design and setting, atmosphere - all is top notch. Story is very vague in a good way.
AI is complete trash, it's on the Counter Strike bots level. Strange, I remember Combines in baseline HL2 being coded fairly good, but I guess it was level-related behavior.
Levels are huge, non-linear and pleasant to the eye. Good level design.
But the gameplay is what killed it for me. You just run around on empty maps, killing braindead bots without the end. This gets tiresome fairly quick and you need to kill more because grind. That's a shame, with a better AI and some kind of thought-out encounter design this game would have been a masterpiece along with the likes of Stalker.
pidstuff
Educated
- Joined
- Oct 17, 2019
- Messages
- 49
I personally liked the game. It's really not an RPG unless STALKER is one.
You'll definitely find the game a chore if you can't stomach the respawning enemies so you could grind your upgrades and research but if you don't mind that, and are a fan of the setting it presents to you, which is literally a rip off of different sci-fi and cyberpunk media (Ghost in the Shell tank battle area, Total Recall stuff like the plot making you unsure who you're really working for even including getting your ass to Mars, that level that's kind of like Alien/s even the enemies look familiar, etc), then you just might like it.
Add to this the many ways you can approach encounters:
You'll definitely find the game a chore if you can't stomach the respawning enemies so you could grind your upgrades and research but if you don't mind that, and are a fan of the setting it presents to you, which is literally a rip off of different sci-fi and cyberpunk media (Ghost in the Shell tank battle area, Total Recall stuff like the plot making you unsure who you're really working for even including getting your ass to Mars, that level that's kind of like Alien/s even the enemies look familiar, etc), then you just might like it.
Add to this the many ways you can approach encounters:
What I love is that the awkward translation actually enhances the mystery of the setting.
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