Deus Ex Mankind Divided review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This video has been a long time in the making as I really wanted to give my favourite series' latest addition the thought and attention it deserves.
It's not a nostalgic review like the others, I'm trying to be fair in this one. But if you want to see the other Deus Ex videos that I've made, see below:
Deus Ex - • Deus Ex - a Nostalgic ...
Human Revolution - • Deus Ex: Human Revolut...
A few additional points (6 GB upload isn't something you want to do more than once, fortunately these are just a few small things)
* Stealth now uses a Hitman-style bar, enemies only spot you once this is full. If you're further away / concealed in some way then it fills up a lot slower, making stealth much more manageable rather than an insta-alarm. This is much better than Human Revolution, though it's still harder because of the greater number of enemies in the levels.
Looking at the Soundtrack Michael McCann was accompanied by Sascha Dikiciyan and Ed Harrison this time as well. Apologies for not giving you guys credit in this video- you've also helped to make this game's music what it is. My extra long pokey fingers would also pat your heads in approval.
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"You can't just pick up Deus Ex and play it"
The best line.
My Grandpa once said, "Your generation relies too much on technology!"
I replied, "No your generation relies too much on technology!"
Then I unplugged his life support
What the fuck...
really?
Lol good one
He didn't asked for this
That's brutal.
Palisade Bank is incredible. When I found out how to reach the three other accessible corporate vaults and the things you could get inside them, it was one of the most rewarding feelings I've ever had in a game.
Mankind Divided is really underrated, the gameplay and exploration is absolutely superb. Such a shame it didn't sell better
i agree
because a deus ex game is about its story
what a shame.
instead we're probably going to get 10 more call of duty's then again we live in an age of instant gratification the growth of online gaming has taking an impact of deep single player stories
every deus ex game has the original to live up to, everyone's expectations are extremely high despite the fact no game in the series has or will surpass it so they won't enjoy it for what it is and nitpick the one note story that obviously doesn't live up to the first game
FYI, you don't actually have to fight that guy at the end. You can find an item that is literally a remote control that kills him.
They should have allowed us to not kill him. Maybe like in Dishonoured where we can just brand people instead of killing them.
You can't not kill him afaik. But I'd argue that it's in a good thing in the sense that it's in line with his character. There's no way he'd back down until either he gets what he wants or he's dead.
What happened to Phillip's comment? :(
Duesux Machinin
nothing
MD unlike HR has the ability to not kill any boss, there is even an achievement Pacifist(a recurring challenge from HR) in Steam that is given upon completing the game without killing anyone at all, even the bosses (Something that was requested/suggested by the fans since HR).
I absolutely love your enthusiasm in these types of videos.
this game requires a huge dedication from the player to enter into the atmosphere , i don't know if i'm ready for this
A resposta é 42 Do it man, you won't regret it. I just finished it. I loved it so MUCH. I keep playing it
huge investment my ass
It's worth it. I took 3 weeks off of work when it came out. It was worth it. I can't wait to build my new PC and give it another go.
@@FreelanceDev4life
>I took 3 weeks off of work when it came out
yikes
@@stdcall 2 years late but let’s hope he means because of sickness
4 years and a half later I discover this video :). Thank you. Once in a while, when my mediaplayer puts on the deus ex soundtracks, I get a nostalgia shot.
But how can it be nostalgia when it's only a few years old? It's that good.
I do care for the story, a lot even. Yet I think I agree with most of what you way.
Deux ex is just one of the games that never really gets old.
Exept Invisible War, the unwanted bastard-child.
@@2kliksphilip Thats it, I'm re-installing.
This is one of the most underrated games of the last several years. Opportunities for creative exploration and environmental storytelling in an open world/hub space were maybe never done better than they are here. Puts Cyberpunk to shame. This and Kingdome Come Deliverance are the template for the kind of games I desperately wish were made more often.
Okay, finished this video and its 100% how I feel. Like pretty much exactly. What are your other favorite games? :)
At 0:42 he is viewing textures right?
Typical map creators XD
but the textures are great
I do that and I don't make maps
Everyone look at textures
Orks i do that in every game i play XD unfortunately it's difficult to do in 3rd person games like Witcher 3 ):
I am looking on wall in reality
the way you talk about this game reminds me of how hard I fell in with FarCry3 and DisHonored back in the day
Both games were released some time ago, both of them had one or more following games, a new generation of consoles have been released sinse then so, unless you want to hear me rant about how the Snes was the last good console released, yeah, "back in the day".
Interesting take. I really enjoyed the game, to the point where I think it may have been the best Action crpg of 2016, and certainly one of the best multi-platform games of the year. That said, I was still pissed at Square. Not the devs in Montreal, the publishers themselves.
The DLC was pulled from the game and modified a bit, and roughly 1/3 of the game was cut altogether from the end for the next installment which they cancelled soon after release do to poor sales.
The jail DLC? That was supposed to be in the beginning of the game. I forget the quote from Square but it was akin too “People don’t want 90 main stories, and add microtransactions”.
The game was obviously made not even knowing they would be added, and the reason so many characters or stories seemed unfinished was because the game had those 30 hours cut, and the 3 DLC’s pulled from the game a month, possibly less, before launch. It was like a movie that needed to be 3 hours long, and the studio saying “No, we’ll get less money in ticket sales because there will be less showings. Chop it in half”, and they left a ton of film on the cutting room floor.
It’s a testament to Eidos Montreal that the game made sense at all. Square should be disgusted with the Augment My Pre-Order campaign (or maybe not, I didn’t really care), but they should be appalled with the cuts, canceling the sequel, just the entire handling of the game and franchise after the fact.
“Pre-orders were horrible, we better cut half the game”. “It’s selling badly, forget it, lose what isn’t in the 3 DLC’s, the sequel is cancelled”.
So yep, the game was a blast, and I know they said the sequel was cancelled because they needed all hands on deck for new Marvel titles, but following the production from start to finish, that’s a load of crap.
I can only imagine how much better the game would have been if it was left the way it was initially submitted for final approval. 80 hour main quest, 100-150 hours of side quests. What the heck was Square Enix thinking? Especially with the length of action crpg’s of late? Skyrim and Fallout 3? Pretty fricken long, though a ton is procedural. The Witcher 3 had recently come out? Pretty fricken long. And the content was already done! It wasn’t like they wanted more money to add to the game. Wow it irks me.
My 3 favorite franchises all got screwed in about a year and a half. Deus Ex for being chopped then cancelled which was then changed to “put on hold indefinitely”, then Fallout 4 which was a leap backwards in every way that made the new Fallouts so enjoyable (story, choice, agency as none of those choices matter, but hey, you can build settlements instead of rescuing what you still believe is your young child; but yeah, what parent wouldn’t rather build fricken fences?), and the utter disaster that was Mass Effect: Andromeda. The only one I chose not to finish, as everything felt like a gosh darn chore. None of the “Social Justice” complaints, and I could care if Manveer hates me for being a cis half Caucasian male. The game was just so bad. I didn’t like the fighting. I was not a fan of the story...
It was a rough year and a half for my favorite franchises, thank goodness I’d had such a silly library of older games I hadn’t played to get me by, as it’s not just my favorite franchises, it’s the majority of AAA games now. Heh, I finished Divinity: Original Sin 2 then started on the Arkham series as I’d only played the first.
At least Madden is back on PC, and gameplay is exactly like it was on the PS3. The tangents Deus Ex Mankind Divided can lead into!
I knew about the low sales and the following hiatus-status of Deus Ex but I had no idea about the cut conten that already was finished!! That's just sad. I really enjoyed the gameplay, and I enjoyed where the story was going. So sad how it just ended with a whimper. And as a slap in the face a cliffhanger in the credits on top of that..
TLDR?
@Mohammed
Postponed indefinately. The game failed to even setup the cliffhanger because of the lackluster story and characters. How many of us care to see if Jensen discovers who is behind all of this?
Cyberpunk 2077 is another added to the list of disappointments
What a poetic and deep review, amazing, never watched any better!
Your rendering settings are absolutely amazing! I am watching the video on a 1080p monitor and with the settings on 4k it looks like I am playing it myself.
Sgt. Snuffles Sneaky move ;)
One of my favourite side missions in this game was the bank heist, absolutely brilliant one that.
I didnt even think about buying it because of my shitty pc :..|
I played it on a low at 1080p with a laptop that had a 775m. Managed above 30fps and I put 80 hours into my first play through.
I can't even play CSGO on low and i don't have steam :(
Have you tried working hard for better moneys?
You can get a PS4 disc copy on amazon for $1
I played it at 720p on medium-low, on a 940M laptop card, at 30 fps. No regrets.
the music in this game give me chills. I can't stop listening to its soundtrack.
This is an old video and you're probably not going to see my comment but this is the video that encouraged me to buy the whole Deus Ex series (On sale for 12$ on Steam) about a week ago. You introduced me to one of my most favorite game series' in a while. Thank you so much.
Phillip I have to thank you for your genius work. You really know what you are talking about. Thanks for your work your review changed my opinion about that game. Thanks for all Phillip !
I will never get full experience with games like this, games these days felt like all have that play however you want kinda thing. Well the thing is I always play games like this non lethal stealth. If i fail stealth I will restart and keep trying.
They always push for u to do that unfortunately. In deus ex human revolution u got the most points for that play style and got shouted at by npcs if u didn’t. For some reason with this game I didn’t feel obliged to play like that so maybe the same will happen to u.
DX: start with UNATCO, quit it becauase it's corrupt, and take down the people behind it.
DXMD: start with TF29 (UNATCO), and stay there.
Fun fact: going to the aug train screens at the back of a station and taking the augs line avoids all of those unstoppable police check ups.
Phillip, in the offices of the bank, you were seen through the window when you were hacking. You can turn on the shades in almost all offices so you can move around freely. Just find the semi obvious buttons on the walls.
I liked what you said about the near-future being exciting yet terrifying, on one hand I'm excited to experience the real 2029 and laugh at the representation of it in this game, on the other hand I'm a bit scared because I don't know where I'll be and what I'll do then
P.S.
In 2029 I'll be 37, and if there WILL be augmentations and bionic body parts I would like to replace my blind left eye, and improve my right one :-)
I love these reviews
This review literally made me rethink the game which got so much bad press from mainstream and other indie channels. It seems like a fantastic open world with actually interesting things in it that you can break into and fuck with, aka my favourite kind of game!
Oi Philip, review Dishonored 2
Yes!
Julian Lawrie console port...
Console also runs like shit...
[ H4NS3N ] its just very bad optimized
***** Yeah, I heard the engine is the main reason.
I'm a fan of the series, played the first one's multiplayer for many years, maybe it's my most played game ever and it started me on the path of learning level design and 3d modelling. It's good to see that someone, who knows about technical details makes review like this. I had to stop at 10:36 just to press like.
I fucking love your reviews man, some of your best content
It was 8.49 USD on sale this morning, so I bought it on your recommendation. I'm hyped, I loved Human Revolution.
7:20 "we ship people" cool can I get mine by next Tuesday?
I'm playing through for a second time and just noticed that written on a container in the sewers for the first time literally yesterday. I was like, "What? Well, good to know!"
All of the immersion dies when you actually live in Prague. There's not a single real place in the game.
Thanks for the review! I'm in love with human revolution and especially Hengsa, because it not only takes you to a location with a different culture, it also upgrades it to 2027.
When I heard Mankind divided is going to be in Prague I was a bit disappointed, because I'm Eastern European Russian, so there is nothing new (culturewise) it could have given to me. But when you see same streets, same people, same swearings, same piles of shit everywhere AND all this cool tech within your own city, it makes you believe that we ARE going to have all those upgrades. Makes you believe that it's just a matter of time when people would have those augmentations within your own place.
My own opinion with different perspective.
I think the last game was in Poland... Ehm and Polish and Czech Cultures are West Slavic, so you will see a lot of similiarities, of course you will hear "Kurva/Kurwa" in both games, because Poles and Czechs use it a lot, the languages are kinda similiar. For example. If you meant it like "It didnt give me anything new culturewise because im Eastern Slav" then thats wrong, there are A LOT OF difference between West Slavic cultures and East Slavic cultures, I cant understand Russian, if you came to me spoke to me in Russian, I wouldnt understand you anything... mabye 2% of words, but thats nothing.
Quality video as always Philip. I really love your videos for this reason. You put time into it to make them as great as you can. Keep up the good work baby !
I really love your reviews, I wish you did these more often!
7:09 he sees a box disappear for a split second and tries to crawl under it. It's a glitch but he still falls for it.
The most underrated and misunderstood game of all time. Level design, narrative, stealth, dialogues, weapons, missions, lore etc. is refined. I don't understand how anyone can negatively criticize a game like Mankind Divided, EVEN recognizing some problems, it is just phenomenal. I just love this game!
The ending is rushed and incomplete. Nothing like the original Deus Ex was.
This game's narrative is a complete joke. The concept of augmented people experiencing racism is so stupid but the execution is even more cheesy and cringe even the characters are poorly written because they tried to make this awful idea work. I would rather play 1000s of Kingdom Hearts than go through this game's story. The only good things about Mankind Divided's non gameplay parts are a couple of sidequests, level design and Adam's voice actor.
I'm so disappointed in this game but since it's short it's very replayable and I've put over 80 hours in this game. I like exploring the levels in this game like the Utulek Complex, Palisade bank, Garm facility, Prague. So much effort put into other aspects but the story is so insulting to the player's intelligence and to the Deus Ex franchise.
Also, this game inherits Human Revolution's flaws and only magnifies it like how no one in this world shuts the fuck up about augmentations. Everywhere you go all the npcs only talk about how much they hate Augmented people or how Augmented people are facing "Racism" which makes the world feel very fake and shallow as if this world was a made up to tell this shallow story unlike the original Deus Ex which had such a rich atmosphere.
0:24
I kinda feel like that with all games. I don't enjoy playing games anymore.
IKR, sometimes I just look at my Steam library filled with hundreds of games... and think to myself "damn, I have nothing to play."
:/
Moooment mal, dich kenn ich doch! Lol.
Yeah growing up as a gamer sucks. You get bored of games at 20. I did myself as well. Thank god I found a way to work with games instead and just doing workshop.
I think we're getting old, m8.
I'm 44 and I'm still enjoying games.
Even if there has been clearly a
change in gaming for the worst (DLC with cut content day one, dumbed down games with bad consoles port, micro-transactions in full price games) there are still beautiful ones.
DX:MD is one of them even with its flaws (the original DX wasn't perfect either even if it's one of my favorite games ever).
I liked the destruction darius reference at the end with the explosions.
From what I remember, you got me to buy this with this review. Glad I did, was hella fun!
who else hates it when good TH-camrs like this one dont get views like they once did
Thanks for the review. I didn't know what to expect from this game but this video makes me want to play it.
11:56 Man, I haven't seen Adam this pissed before
an amazingly great game. my favorite of all time
It never felt like busywork or overwhelming to me. The game has no map with things to do, on the contrary it rewards you for thinking outside the box or being curious. Its a really great game with amazing graphics, details, world building, secondary missions better than the main one, lots of replayability. I was hooked from the moment you reach praga and are free to burglar every single home you see 😅 I played the whole game 3 times in the past years and it never gets tired.
It would be dank to see you stream this game
A weird thing I've decided after coming back and finally (restarting and then) finishing Mankind Divided: while stealthy pacifism still feels like the "best" way to play, I've found that remaining a bystander in some of the moments of oppression is a lot harder to do, especially in today's political climate.
I ended up evolving my playstyle into that of a sort of augmented antifascist. While I still wasn't killing police, I made a point of knocking them out and disabling their defenses throughout the late game, and genuinely regretting not doing so earlier on when I saw similar things in Golem City. My Adam Jensen had some incidental character development in that regard, and it solidified the game as something that deserves to be revisited. I just wish I could have actually freed some of the caged citizens, or that they would have taken the opportunity to escape when it became available. It was strange seeing those NPC's fail to react when I jumped in to help them. Maybe that's something they'll do better in the next game.
This video is the very reason I subscribed to you , high quality writing and review . One of my most favourite games wished the game was completed and as the ending was very underwhelming .
There are so many errors in the subtitles, I want to die
Magni be a TH-cam hero and fix them!!!
2kliksphilip A few words are different from what you say, it's often just single word mistakes
that's because Philip uploads the script straight into TH-cam. This means that there will obviously be slight differences between the script (subtitles) and what he's saying.
That really doesn't matter... It's about the message he gives, not in the precise word choices he makes in forming the sentences that make up the actual message.
superghost6 well said
very good job, i like that you are real, long-term gamer not like other famous youtube players (they are not gamers for me), you know the games, their history and stories, you deserve much more attention! you know who Warren Spector is, you remember ut99, fileleech, the story and the details from the first deusex... Impressive! Not many such people i know! subscribed.
Spoilers!
I was kinda angry with victor as a last boss. The first time i saw him i was like: Please, don't be generic 'im a big-last-boss-guy'.
But he was. Sure he has some backstory, but...man. 'HAR HAR IM BULKY TANK BOSS THAT YOU WILL FIND AT THE END OF THE GAME.'
From a trailer, i thought that there will be more depth to whole 'cult', victor and that yellow-hoodie terrorist from the trailer.
In game, we see him once, at the station and that's it. Lame. I wanted a nice sub-story and i got nothing.
I was good at the game and victor was not really a challegne for me, and i was playing as pacifist/stealth/hardest.
Also I was angry at the fact, that we are in Golem city only once. C'mon it was such a cool level, it is a sin that we are not able to return to it after police started to freak out.
Good game, but these small things bug me.
+2kliksphilip
1.) There isn't any right way to play the game, you can stealth the game, run and gun, juggernaut, etc. This also means you don't have to play necessarily as a good guy, you can kill cops, kill civilians, damage property, deliberately screw some people over, etc.
2.) Ya quick saves. I wouldn't have used them as much if they had more auto-saves but what can ya do.
3.) You can save Miller, the guests, and the main bad guy. You just have to make the right choices.
4.) 15:10 That's the point of augmentations, it saves your time, health, ammo, etc. Try playing the game without augs, it's really hard. (the cloaking and carbon blade shooting augs have saved my ass more than once.)
5.) Hell ya they're going to make a another deus ex!
3) I guess the point there was to stay totally stealthy when going to the Man so the Soldier would just think you are doing nothing?
I saved both on my first try but seems most people aren't so lucky.
I guess i was just one of the lucky ones then.
The best part about Adam Jensen is that his birthdate is same as mine. 9th March 1993 :D
YT recommended me this video. No idea if it is because of your Boris upload today or if it's pushing cyberpunk content to hype... well, Cyberpunk:D
interior designs and fashion designs in this game are amazing and realistic.
You can cheat on the final boss battle by crawling through a vent and sniping him from a safe location too. I actually discovered this in my first play through while looking for a place to hide from him.
Damn philip how much I love your videos!
I think I've watched this video 6 times, good job Philip.
you got this man! great youtube channel! hope you go further with this:)
I think the only composer that comes close to him is Jesper Kyd. His Hitman 2 and 3 work is just legendary. I never played these games but I've listened many hours to the soundtrack and they remain atmospherical masterpieces.
I remember uninstalling human revolution after 5 minutes because of the mouse lag and cover system
If you like to explore, the game is really worth it as many sides of the stor(ies) aren't told directly but they are revealed through hints (dialogues, important characters who are seen from afar in cutscenes, lol even some quests and/or special ways to end them are well hidden in the game and need to be found). Also, the game can be improved with mods (graphic ones like the sharders mods but also mods which improve the gameplay like Deus Ex Mankind Divided Hardcore Revival 1.0).
That's weird, I finished the game in a few days. And I actually found it very fun to play. Only bad thing was the abrupt ending.
Here Here to the next installation. MD was wildly underrated!
PBR isn't very new. It's the same as the bump maps you discussed in your nostaligic review of the first Deus Ex game. It's normal maps (bump maps 2.0), height maps, occlusion maps, metallic maps, and so on.
McCann's Deus Ex is my favourite game Soundrack of all time.
I'm not sure if this is the best DE:MD review but I finally understand what's cool and what's meh about it.
Ed Harrison's music is great. I just wish he had more of a role in MD.
The NeoTokyo OST which he did entirely on his own is perfect.
Kylo drinking from a flask through his fucking ears is the single best thigng you can come across in a game.
the atmosphere and the soundtrack of this game is so great. same for DXHR.
great vid, you just earned a sub! i'm still playing through it and i'm loving the attention to detail!
Great video, watched till the end!
Also im gay
Olex Prost considering the video has been out for 4 minutes.... that's impossible 🤔
Olex Prost how..
Olex Prost it hasn't been out long enough
totally watched it at 10x speed, dont underestimate me...
"pissed stained future" made me chuckle
I spent 82 hours on my first play through. Will play it again during christmas.
Personally think the best thing about DX:HR is the "dialog boss fight". I reload the game many times to try different dialog and see the output.
Same to DX:MD. I spent 1 and half hours reload and choose different dialog with Ruckus, and I still not sure whether I have fully go through all the speech branch...
More like Fanbase divided heyoo
My biggest gripe with this sequel is that I feel the _entire_ game was severely _hobbled_ simply by the fact that we're continuing to play as a pre-defined Jensen - I would *much* rather have started with a new, wholly clean-slate character, who can go his/her own way and find their unique story along the way, without all the last entries baggage dragging on behind...
- (of course J could've turned up during the story in a cameo role or whatnot)
I completly Feel you
Deus Ex is Just awesome
Adam is a favorite character that literally share the same birth date as I am. It felt like a rarity.
With all the features mentioned in this review, Mankind Divided would be a nearly perfect game if only it supported mods. With an unofficial patch, the worst of its glitches could be fixed (memory leaks, missing textures, quickload CTDs, etc).
But what most depressed me was a combination of the music and the negative barks by random NPCs. I didn't realize how being told to screw off incessantly by so many random NPCs was depressing my mood until there was a place near the end where people were actually civil and polite. This may be realistic for the setting but not why I game. I just wish it supported mods to fix these problems or at least make them optional (so that I could turn them off).
Very well made video, Philip! I played a little of Human Revolution, really loved it! Wondering if i should get Deus Ex Mankind Divided or the new Hitman... hmm
Of course I know this isn't a "request series", and I know I probably sound dumb asking this, but you should do a review of Mirror's Edge. I consider Portal 2 and Half-Life 2 the best games evaaa, and Mirror's Edge kind of let me re-live that feeling of playing both Valve games for the first time. The sterile feeling of Portal and the futuristic city of Half-Life, backed up with a decent soundtrack just sort of give me this nostalgic feeling. Hopefully you feel the same, too.
The review I was waiting for :)
when Deus Ex died, Dishonored spoke at it's Eulogy
and when Dishonored died, Prey (2016) gave a speech
This made me hyped for Cyberpunk 2077.
Thank you philip
You gave me the courage to boot up the game again
btw I hope that the metro simulator was fixed
The first game had an OP pistol that I used to kill everyone in all maps.
Hey Philip, is the stealth good? it looks pretty good.
Deus Ex: Mankind divided was the first Deus Ex I have ever played. It was okay. I feel like the bad parts I didn't like just happened because of bugs. I literally had to start the whole game over again after the game bugged out. I still had fun with it, but like you said, it was hard to just play it if I could play something else
Nice review Philip ! I got pretty much the same feeling about the game, even though I went through the campain a lot faster than you.
I love this game. Flawed in a lot of ways, yes. But outside of preorder/micro transaction controversy and an underwhelming MAIN story (I emphasize main because there are some awesome side quests), this is one of the most intricate and well designed games on the market in terms of exploration, level design and replayability (Which are the reasons I love Deus Ex). The world detail and environmental story telling is awesome, and this game is huge as long as you don't go directly through the main quest line. All I heard when it came out was complaints about length which i found genuinely confusing as my first playthrough was just short of 30 hours, longer than any first playthrough I've had in the whole series. It sucks that publishers and their greed are getting in the way of developers making great games, and tarnishing the legacy of great franchises. With that said, during my time with the game I had no idea microtransactions existed until i saw it online, the praxis and XP system is very well balanced and rewards you for everything you do in game; being able to purchase them with real money would just simply break the game and make it easy. Also Breach which you didn't mention here is a strange and completely unnecessary addition but similarly to Mass Effect multiplayer, was kind of fun and addictive in it's own right. Overall if you don't have trouble ignoring the unnecessary game modes, mediocre main story and microtransactions, (which i didn't at all, I play this series for it's gameplay & open nature) this is an amazing sequel that builds a believable world to mess around with and learn about at your leisure.
9:08 that was definitely a computer in a Canadian office!
3:09 To be fair, Jensen IS a double agent anyway
"if i had really long fingers i would stroke his head with respect" -kilk XD
I just finished Middle Earth:Shadow of War and I had the same feeling. I was always excited to load that game up. Deus Ex I need to convince myself to try again and play. It's super complex, but the game just dumps you into the game, has people yelling at you that they need your help right away and you bumble through the controls trying to figure out what the hell the game wants you to do. The load times are outrageous and the stability stinks. I've had to reboot twice already and I've only played for 4 hours.
Awesome review!
You should come to Prague and see for yourself! You are welcome here!
Why you don't have a tesselation effect on that cobblestone ground in Praha? Is it because you're using directx 11 and not 12? If it is , than it sucks...
Last boss had a kill switch. I didn't use it, I stunned him then did a non-lethal take down.
You mean the switch Jensen is holding at the beginning of the fight? The one the game gives you a prompt to use? Because that's not a killswitch.
It is, I found 2 of them actually. You use it and he dies. I had a quicksave so I went back and took him out non-lethal since I figured that's more character accurate, also because Marchenko may be useful in the future in tracking down the Illuminati (if the game remembers your choice).
I laughed when you looked at the shadow alignment
your videos get stuck all the time on my mobile... but only yours
it works! thank you... didnt think that is automatically set to 4k.... damn you and your high quality videos! :)