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Is this any good?

yeah

 

Goddamnit I've been on this forum for 5 years.

Edited September 11, 201114 yr by Pop

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Is this any good?

IMO it's in the top 2-3 games since 2004-2005 (a strange time frame, I know, but that's around the time I got my first console and started gaming again after a break of a couple of years).

I read the review in PC Gamer magazine and they gave it a 90 something rating. Which is good since they're a picky bunch when it comes to games.

"Deeper relationship" doesn't have to mean they were sleeping together. She was on a first name basis with the man that as far as she knew murdered her former lover.

Time to point the obvious but...the guy didn't have a ****.

 

Edit:seriously, you can't say ****? what about ****?

 

ReEdit: sigh, he didn't have a Richard.

Edited September 11, 201114 yr by Orogun01

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. :>

Finished it last night, pretty good game. Didn't make it to my list of personal favorites, but I did enjoy it a lot at times.

 

Only thing I was a bit disappointed was the music. It wasn't bad per se, but I can't remember a single tune from the game. Music is one of the biggest things that contributes to atmosphere for me, and this "minimalistic" style doesn't work much for me.

 

Well, can't have it all. Cool game anyway.

"Deeper relationship" doesn't have to mean they were sleeping together. She was on a first name basis with the man that as far as she knew murdered her former lover.

Time to point the obvious but...the guy didn't have a ****.

 

Edit:seriously, you can't say ****? what about ****?

 

ReEdit: sigh, he didn't have a Richard.

Yeah, you have to remember that there's a 6 month break in the game.

It matches the established psych profile for Megan very well, she's focused first and foremost on her work, which is why her relationship with Adam ended. (that matches a few female scientists I've known, btw...) She was initially forced to work there, but her interest for the work itself took over. She has to call the guy something etc. Sure, she's a cold bitch, but I think it's still a pretty human reaction to the situation.

 

Is this any good?

 

It's pretty good, kind of tumbles its way down to decent halfway in. Is fun to sneak about, convenient vents leading you to your objectives are also handy. Real shame about the guards' narrow field of vision though

Edited September 11, 201114 yr by Malcador

Just got to the second hub, having a lot of fun but nothing that makes me think 'whoa awesomeness' yet. The conversation system seems like a good idea but pretty basic and too dependent on the UI information, for example, and I'm not quite sure how open some of the levels are, though I imagine that's because I haven't explored near enough.

 

Story seems OK so far except for the silly boss fight.

I read the review in PC Gamer magazine and they gave it a 90 something rating. Which is good since they're a picky bunch when it comes to games.

Dragon Age 2 got a 94, picky bunch indeed...

I read the review in PC Gamer magazine and they gave it a 90 something rating. Which is good since they're a picky bunch when it comes to games.

Dragon Age 2 got a 94, picky bunch indeed...

I think they got DA2 right, but not this one.

 

96? 98? ;D

PC Gamer picky ? Uhh... sure.

Is this any good?

 

It's pretty good, kind of tumbles its way down to decent halfway in. Is fun to sneak about, convenient vents leading you to your objectives are also handy. Real shame about the guards' narrow field of vision though

Either I started sucking at this game on the second playthrough, or bumping the difficulty also increased the guards' fov.

Well, was more a joking comment how they can't see you or your hair at least over the back of a sofa when they're in front of it.

Is this any good?

 

It's pretty good, kind of tumbles its way down to decent halfway in. Is fun to sneak about, convenient vents leading you to your objectives are also handy. Real shame about the guards' narrow field of vision though

Either I started sucking at this game on the second playthrough, or bumping the difficulty also increased the guards' fov.

bumping the security increases guards, yes. But why didn't you play the game in "Give Me Deus Ex" on your first playthrough like all the cool kids?

Theres no third person view in DX3, right? I wish I could use it when not in combat...

 

I kind of like the cover system here, though. Not sure why, but despite similarities, I never used it in AP, but use it quite a lot here. I suppose it's that lack of third person view.

bumping the security increases guards, yes. But why didn't you play the game in "Give Me Deus Ex" on your first playthrough like all the cool kids?

In case you missed the discussion between me and Hurlshot a couple of days ago: No, I didn't, and the reason is because I'm no longer a kid.

bumping the security increases guards, yes. But why didn't you play the game in "Give Me Deus Ex" on your first playthrough like all the cool kids?

In case you missed the discussion between me and Hurlshot a couple of days ago: No, I didn't, and the reason is because I'm no longer a kid.

Sorry but i'm not up to the latest news of Nepenthe land (did you get hair on funny places already?) and just to give you the heads up, the enemies are also more accurate and have faster reaction time.

 

Ahhh, good times.

bumping the security increases guards, yes. But why didn't you play the game in "Give Me Deus Ex" on your first playthrough like all the cool kids?

In case you missed the discussion between me and Hurlshot a couple of days ago: No, I didn't, and the reason is because I'm no longer a kid.

Sorry but i'm not up to the latest news of Nepenthe land (did you get hair on funny places already?) and just to give you the heads up, the enemies are also more accurate and have faster reaction time.

 

Ahhh, good times.

 

Damn you Orogun, Get off my lawn!

bumping the security increases guards, yes. But why didn't you play the game in "Give Me Deus Ex" on your first playthrough like all the cool kids?

In case you missed the discussion between me and Hurlshot a couple of days ago: No, I didn't, and the reason is because I'm no longer a kid.

Sorry but i'm not up to the latest news of Nepenthe land (did you get hair on funny places already?) and just to give you the heads up, the enemies are also more accurate and have faster reaction time.

 

Ahhh, good times.

 

Damn you Orogun, Get off my lawn!

Nepenthe is your lawn? Is that an euphemism?

Edited September 11, 201114 yr by Orogun01

bumping the security increases guards, yes. But why didn't you play the game in "Give Me Deus Ex" on your first playthrough like all the cool kids?

In case you missed the discussion between me and Hurlshot a couple of days ago: No, I didn't, and the reason is because I'm no longer a kid.

Sorry but i'm not up to the latest news of Nepenthe land (did you get hair on funny places already?) and just to give you the heads up, the enemies are also more accurate and have faster reaction time.

 

Ahhh, good times.

While your answer betrays your youth... Kids these days...

Wait, why does one need to be young to play on 'Give me Deus Ex' level ?

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.

Wait, why does one need to be young to play on 'Give me Deus Ex' level ?

You connected the dots wrong.