>>736917121I played through it for the first time earlier this year. Actually not exactly true, I had first started it 6 years ago but my PC died shortly after you get kidnapped and have to escape the underground UNATCO facility, but I tried again last year. It's genuinely awesome, great game surprisingly wide range of enemies compared to the modern Dudesex games. A little too easy, the game hands you the best weapons right from the start (pistol/GEP)
this game has gay shit. deus ex is a gay game.
>>736917121Good call. It's been sitting on my desk for way too long. Imma go play it
>>736917121>ITT: Games posers praise but no-one plays
Severance blade of darkness, only mentioned to dunk on souls fans
>>736917334>the game hands you the best weapons right from the startSame for HR, you only need the pistol with a silencer, and later on a mod for damage so you can onetap headshot the guys with helmets
>>736917121I got up to the Paris part, but started playing other games. Why is it so hard to stick to just 1 game? >>736917376Planescape would've been great as one of those dialogue only games with no actual gameplay. The marrative/choices are great, but the gameplay is a 100% miss.
>>736917498>Why is it so hard to stick to just 1 game?Oh man, I used to have that problem, hundreds of games in my library and nearly none of them played for more than an hour each. What helped me personally is to realize I actually value finishing games enough that I should stop doing that retarded shit, then forcing myself to only ever have 2 playthroughs running at once. No more "oh man but that other game looks fun too", if I wanna start a new game I first gotta finish one of the two I have running
>>736917121it's not fun at all if you don't know what you're doing and don't understand how game mechanics work. literally the very definition of an acquired taste.
>>736917498>>736917596Zoomers fucking suck. Go away.
>>736917724I'm 35Zoomers just replay the last AAA game that came out 3 times in a row
>>736917498>Why is it so hard to stick to just 1 game?Truth is deus ex 1 is secretly shit
>>736917121Then play it and shut the fuck up you big brown faggot. Then kill yourself after.
>>736920147>Then play itNo.
>>736917121I play through Deus Ex once a year. It's the greatest game ever made and I feel bad for people who can't get into it.
>>736922142Post how many hours you got on steam
That's the game Future man played
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>>736922607KEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK
>>736922489>steamI run it via Kentie's Launcher newfriend, Steam doesn't factor in.
>>736922607Tfw 2015 was 2 years ago
>>736917121I replayed it very recently, forcing myself to only use the pistol and a basic knife. Ended up using combat strength and silent running for once, too. And turns out silent run isn't that bad, you can full sprint on most surfaces by level two and sprint backstab niggas. For some reason certain metal surfaces still attract enemies like flies though, the tanker section sucked. Had to go back to actually duckwalking to sneak up on the chinks. And it obviously doesn't hold a candle to the speed aug.I also learned that backstabs actually do increased damage on a headshot, but non-lethal backstabs only do a very small amount of bonus damage and don't do headshots.Also used spy drone and it really needs some upgrades before it's good, but it turns into a cheap emp grenade that actually kills bots by lvl 3. Not bad, but I still prefer ADS since that just completely protects you from all projectiles including rockets by lvl 2 and you're given plenty of explosives even without a gep.
>>736922843It's alright mate, i could sniff out the fraud all over you
>>736917121I'll have you know that I've put 33.3 hours into deus ex and I've enjoyed it very much.
>>736917121MGS 2
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>>736924407sinister didy ah blud
>>736917808Zoomers are 30, so you're close enough, cusper scum
yeah, I didn't get too far. lost interest pretty dang quick.
>>736917121I tried to do a pacifist run, it's a shame you can't incapacitate dogs. Anyway, i did the merge ending while carrying Maggie Chow's unconscious body with me so i can fuse with my waifu
>>736924965>MUH HECKING WOOFERINOS NOOOO
>>736925224he owns you
>>736925224bodied that weeb
>>736924965more like the marge ending lol
>>736917121I really like it; funny enough in the Epstein when he mentions the Trilateral Commission in remembered Deus Ex. But I enjoy the game more with GMDX since it improves the enemy ai, and I like the visible mods, like the laser sight and silencer, on the pistol
>>736925346My favorite poser thing for this game is when people describe what they want out of a sequel and go "Expedition 34 should do this"
>>736917121Human Revolution is pretty much DE1 but with better gameplay. The same globetrotting, better storytelling, voice acting and soundtrack, better aesthetics too, no gamebreaking bullshit like the Dragon Sword, much better boss fights etc etc. It's an indirect remake if you think about it. Shame MD decided to drop the travelling aspect, 90% of that one is just the same looking Prague streets. And that fucking train cutscene...
>>736917121it's not that bad playing invisible war is actually painful
>>736925664Because the PC port is so ass or because the game is? I couldn't get the thing to run above 20 frames on my PC.
>>736917121This game is unc troonslop. It's literally called "Dude Sex" like fuck off bruh.
>>736925814Both
>>736917121I've played through Deus Ex 1 six times. French cage dancer in Paris is best girl.
>>736917121Darkstalkers as well but usually they just masturbate to the girls
>>736922607This counts btw, fuck the haters.
>>736925814game itself is mostly mediocre with few good bits here and therebut the pc port is abysmali didn't have fps issues because i installed bunch of bullshit from pcgamingwiki, but the constant loading screens and general clunkiness are just awful
>>736926067They moved onto to Guilty Gear now>>736917121Anyone who call's DX a stealth game is a poser
>>736917376I’ve played this game and loved it. Was actually considering another run
>>736925664Only mods for this is one tranny censoring posters apparently
>>736926150Reads like something from a sci-fi novel I'm too dumb to understand, something like Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch
>"oh man, you can suplex a train and the opera scene is so epic">ask them about anything else in the game>*user has left the chat*
>>736926256it's nothing complicated really jc's route is basically an actual online democracy at scale in place of corrupt human republicanism
>>736926101>>736922607So it is true no one plays this shit
>>736926256it is yapping, you have a literal omnipotent god running the entire society and you still care about jurisprudence? dude just use your supercomputing powers to centrally plan the lives of every citizen
>>736925346E33 was a recent, massive mainstream success. Posers only talk about old shit no one cares about.
>>736926506Surely with the FOMO culture broccoli hairs have, there are millions of them who pretend they experienced some recent media. Or did something like play it for an hour but discuss it online like they beat it
>>736925664>Yes, Deus Ex: Invisible War (2003) includes homosexual content through the characters Mark Finley and Lionel.
>>736925664IW > HR
>>736926972>XP for individual actions reward certain playstyles while punishing othersAs someone who was autismal enough to go through an entire level stealth-headshotting all the guards and then finding all the vent shortcuts in the empty level afterwards, I can tell you this is WRONG
>>736926648I don’t know about that. Younger people don’t seem to engage in performative gaming, it seems to mostly be an unc thing.
Titanfall 2 is the ultimate poser game
>>736926578I played and beat it. I don't get the hype, RE3 was 10x better
>>736917498>I got up to the Paris part, but started playing other games.It's okay to say that you just lost interest. Paris kinda sucks.
>>736917334Pistol with laser scope will carry you through the game. You also get the baton within the first minute of the game, which is way better than most people realize. Just aim for their lower back from a crouched position, and it takes most enemies out with a single hit.
>>736917121Played it for the first time last year. One of the best games I've ever playedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tDjJkFyL_Q
>>736917121That's not Cyberpunk 2077. OP is a faggot.
>>736927539Should I play it stealthy or go loud every level?
>>736926212Deus Ex was designed to be a stealth game and the best part about older stealth games is that stealth is entirely optional.
>>736922607It's ughh it's alright i mean lol
>>736926067I like fighting game character designs, and I will continue to never play them.
>>736917121Deus Ex is not a game that particularly filters people, especially if you play GMDX.
>>736927832No controller support
>>736917121I loved DE, DE:HR and DE: MD, but I very rarely replay games, so I suppose you're right.Might try Invisible War one day.As a sidenote, I can recommend the two following games to anyone who wants more Deus Ex:>The Nameless Mod>Worlds (Curious Planet)
>>736927904controllerfags aren't people so his point still stands
>>736927904It's an FPS
>>736927904I played it using AntiMicro. Played like a native gamepad game with the added bonus of having mouse controls in the menus
>>736927832The first level filtered me like 3 times over the course of 20 years. It's only after I gave it a another shot recently that the game clicked. And yeah it really is one of the best games ever made
niggers
>>736917121Quit projecting
>>736927051Ah yes, the >go back through the level after finishing it to find all the other ways you could have infiltrated the buildingplaystyle. The Explorer XP bonus is not really worth the wasted time IMO.
>>736928925I'VE GOT A BOGEY NO ID
>>736917121I tried playing it years ago and picked realistic difficulty because I wanted to be hardcore. I couldn't beat the first level and gave up.
I tried playing Deus Ex but oooooooh the clunkiness...
>>736917121I've played it a few times. I'm just looking for a new game to match it one day.I have no issues with playing old games. I find them enjoyable still today. A lot of them aged fine in my memory or at the very least people are picky about some slight imperfections.
>>736923265I'm hoping you die.
>>736917121Love the story so fucking much, but damn if the shooting mechanics does not suck. Sad that no other cyberpunk genre can go so deep into schizo conspiracies that cover glowies so hard.Sad nigga hour
>>736917376yep, pretty much the first one that I think of when I think of posers.
>>736932761Metal gear solid 1 has a conspiracy
>>736917426I beat this game (admittedly through save scumming from bullshit bosses)
>>736917498>I got up to the Paris part, but started playing other games. Why is it so hard to stick to just 1 game?I've beaten Deus Ex once and when I replay it I always lose interest around Paris and drop it, it just gets boring>Planescape would've been great as one of those dialogue only games with no actual gameplay. The marrative/choices are great, but the gameplay is a 100% miss.This is what Tides of Numenera is. /v/ hates it because old good new bad but it's just Torment but better. There's combat but very rare and very easy.
>>736932761Same, I love the story, the atmosphere and the level of freedom, but the actual gameplay when using any weapon feels so shitty. Somehow even System Shock 1's guns have better feedback and control than Deus Ex.
>>736917334I haven't gotten around to it, but that's good to hear.
>>736934269Yeah it's fucking sad. All I want is some top level writing cyberpunk game. The fact that Deus ex incorporates so much of IRL conspiracies like Area 51, MJ-12, war on terror false flags, makes it so tangible
>>736935932MGS 1 and 2 share this vibe. I would argue that MGS games are more fun than Deus Ex too, but it feels like a totally different medium comparing console based stealth arcade game to a first person immersive sim. I wonder what other mediums of video game could be used to explore cyberpunk takes on conspiracies and technology.
>>736922607>>736927783I don't play the game either but I act as if I've played it and know everything about the game
>>736922607>im the only one on this board who has played dude sex
i played itonceit was fucking kino thoughi might just reinstall right now
>>736927663i kneel
the problems with all these action rpg/imsim type games is 90% of the stuff that makes you keep playing is finding shit out/learning the story/finding stuff through exploration once you play it, that's gonei've tried to replay this game a bunch of times but can never make it more than a couple hours because I already know everything
>>736940096Just have a worse memory
>>736940096That's why the Metal Gear Solid approach is in many ways more lasting and memorable. Immersive Sims like Deus Ex and MGS games focus on interactivity beyond the norm. You are a fixed character playing out your role in a specific drama, but within that contained experience you have a fairly wide range of approaches and tools to apply to the game world.Where Deus Ex gives you dialogue choices and semi-open ended hub areas that ultimately amount to a player driven "choose your own adventure" type system, which when combined with the light RPG mechanics and inventory limitations ends up railroading you into a specific playstyle for the whole play-through.Metal Gear Solid (1, 2 and 3 specifically) are similar in that you are faced with challenges where you have some degree of choice of how to resolve them, the narrative choices are far more limited or non-existent... but it's the interactive reactivity from the game world that stands out. The levels are full of little things the player can do to get a reaction from the game, from Codex calls at certain times to staring at pin up posters, there are tons of hidden bits in the game that are not really important for the story or provide any reward, but give an immense sense that the game is reacting to you.Where Deus Ex can be a bit stressful, wondering if you picked the right path and having to commit to certain playstyles to avoid getting punished, MGS provides it's interactivity as a fun little distraction or reward alongside the game, pushing the player to touch and mess with every inch of the game.Sadly, both of these styles of heightened game interactivity seem long forgotten.
>>736922843Kentie's launcher works on Steam.
