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I don't find the game much harder on Deus Ex level. You die faster, but to prevent this, you just have to remain more in cover.

Not we, but the mainstream media. They have to drop their mantra.

I find it funny how some people cry about Syndicate getting FPS'ed, but for Fallout it was ok. "Wuu wuu Syndicate gets raped, wuu wuu!" - "Well, but the same happened with Fallout too." - "But Fallout is different, it worked very good in first person!" Oh well.

I wondered about this too. Especially about the stories from the book with his wife 'n stuff. I doubt they are so much in love that they get along just as is. :>

Good, let the shizzle burn down to the ground. It can only become better after that.

It's just strange that the game and the book have such a strange relationship. Wasn't the games story and the book written by the same author?

About Namir:

Pretty easy. The hardest part is writing the dialogue for him.

Nice. Now we just need all his explanation text. :> I really wish there would be a video around.

I would never buy such a CE, because at some point there will be the question... "Where the hell should I store all this stuff in my house?"

Bought Kane and Lynch yesterday from Steam for 5 euro. My first impression: A mediocre console port, bleh.

On PC? Open up the cheat console and spawn 1000 mugs at some funny place.

Wasn't there already stories of banned steam accs because of this? That's why I am super careful with such stuff. Over the years I've got a pretty big steam games list...

I find it annoying to get lost all the time in Hengsha and even with quest markers I got loste more often than I wanted to. Especially because I find the location map worthless most of the time. On my third playthrough I've slowly learned the setup of the location and manage it to go around without checking the map often. About the markers I don't like that they aren't working like in DX1. In the original, an object was highlighted when you pointed on it. In DX:HR you can only have them highlighted always or never (there have been complaints about it already prior to release. There was a community vote for what alternative option should be included into the game because of these complaints and yeah, the majority failed here because the majority obviously didn't remembered anymore how it was done in the original. Quite funny, almost like with Fallout 3---- so many fans of the originals from one moment to the next, but for *fans* they know surprisingly little about the original game). I don't like both (all off / all on), but if I have to chose, I let highlighting on for all.

Well, you are running yourself a wolf if you disable them. It's not as easy to find something as it was in DX1.

The video is overexaggerating a bit, though. :>

Everyone who misses the metro tunnels should check out the New Vegas sewers. I prefer them anytime over the damn metro tunnel of Fo3.

Damn traitors. Burn the heretics.

I just played Counter-Strike Condition Zero: Deleted Scenes for the very first time and... and I will never wonder again why it was deleted scenes. This is like a parody of all bad first person shooters and especially Counter-Strike. Pretty lol.

I am playing the game now the third time but I am still not seeing any ingame real-life adverts. Either it's so well hidden that I just don't realize it or there is nothing in my game. Maybe it is only location based and because of whatever reason, not in germany? Looking at some screenshots from that early review with the big Eidos and McDonals adverts... never saw anything like that, except the Final Fantasy wallpapers, which aren't the variable adverts.

I am all for moar content, but this doesn't really sound very impressive.

On a sidenote: I've lowered the games brightness A LOT (actually, I moved the slider to the far left) and now the game looks much better, because this overbrightness is killed and the normal light sources in the maps are showing a much better visual effect when it's darker. Should have known this from the very beginning.

I used EMP grenades and PEPS to stun the boss, then headshots with my fully modded revolver. :> Had to use a stim or two inbetween, but that wasn't a big deal either.

You get it when you are in Hengsha for the second time. It's not a side quest, so you won't miss it. /Edit: Way too slow.

Luckily, boss fights don't depend on your chosen augmentations. So if you suck in combat, it's not because of "the type of character" you want to "roleplay." I - by the way - found the boss battle to be far too easy.