Deus Ex: Human Revolution: The Savior of the Immersive Sim

Deus Ex the Fall is not that bad

LOVE this game. Have replayed it hundreds of times. It was there for me during a very rough time and still holds up well. DX:MD was solid also. Super excited to know that a new Deus Ex game will eventually be released!

thanks for reminding me that actually cool and genuine people are still around, love ya bud <3

I dislike having the missing link be a mandatory section of the game. I think it could have been implemented better. They could have made it optional, or make it a secret level you can play only after finishing the game once. I do like how the game strips you of your items and praxis points, testing you in this new environment with your knowledge of the game and its mechanics, but without any of the augmentations, making this extra challenge more rewarding when you progress through it, especially since they put this in at a time when you already have a lot of augmentations and the fights seem easy already.

Okay, a new discovery i made thanks to this video, you can use guards to bypass lasers. Wth???
Also, i find myself agreeing with a lot of the points made in this video, but at the same time, agreeing with an opposing view i saw i H.Bomb's video. Interesting paradox

We're talking bout praxis

I love the hacking minigames and even level 5 terminals are completely feasible without investing in stealth or fortification, since the limited retries you have and programs like wormstops and nukes allow you to be more risky. There's random chances in some aspects, but that makes them even more rewarding when everything is against you, but they mainly reward strategic thinking and sleight of hand.

I find the minigame really fun (and usually I find them useless or irritating in most games) and succeding in capturing special nodes give you more exp and programs that help you circumvent harder terminals later on.

If you want to become a hacker, if you want to be able to obtain every piece of information you want, an investment in it should reward the player with something.

When you're building your character you usually try to make it more effective in the playstyle you like more, when you level up you have the chance to improve your character in different ways and some option are "paywalled" because they would completely break the game if basically everyone was able to use them. And you also have to be mindful of what you're improving, because becoming too powerful may have the consequences of ruining the experience of the game. I love stealth over anything else, but (in good games) I never use stuff that makes my steps quiet, makes me invisible, makes me see the enemies through walls, etc... that would just rob me of the skill required to achieve that.

Please review Mankind Divided!!!

You can tell alot about a person by how they treat they're grandma ❤

I liked this game but I preferred the sequel:MANKIND DIVIDED. Prague really sold me the game

My only gripe with this game is that the opening is excruciating after multiple play throughs. I used to keep a save file for games like this that would let you get going. Far Cry has the same problem on some of the titles.

About boss fights. It very easy if you know hiw to do it. 1st boss - a lot of shocker. Alll other bosses - fire 3 typhoon in a row.

Question: is Kingdom Come: Deliverance an immersive sim?

"I never asked for this..." But I'm glad it exists.

i played fully stealth build and the bosses were still so easy all you need to do is keep a heavy rifle with you and that's pretty much it
the first boss is so easy because all you need is use emp on him throw explosive barrels on him and that's it
the second boss is the hardest it's a cat and mouse game but with heavy rifle nothing can stop me stealth jensen
namir is easy just use flash bang and heavy rifle his butt
zhao is easy af especially for stealth hacker style

Have any of you ever grasped the true power of vending machines in this game? True emerging gameplay there.

Hbomberguy

Fun fact: due to my absolute stubborn refusal to vary my plan in a game, I discovered you can, in fact, beat all of the bosses non-lethally, not that the cutscenes believe you. You just hit them like 50 times with a stun gun and they die (as, I mean, they probably would in real life to be fair)

Immersive Cooking Genre.