How bad is Paradox going to kill it?
>""people""" on /v/ unironically excited for it
>>336150612
You can't kill something that's already dead. I'm glad they're at least trying to bring it back.
>>336152383
I'm not.
I'd be gladder id Deus Ex and Fallout stayed dead. Not to mention franchises that got dug out and set on fire like Tomb Raider and Thief.
>>336153354
>Human Revolution and New Vegas are bad
Fuck off
Wait what?
Is there going to be a sequel?
>>336153565
Yeah, they are piece of shit games, especially HR. In fact if you like Human Revolution it's a tell tale sign you're a retard.
>>336153849
do you have a single fact to back that up
>>336154473
Yes, the fact that Deus Ex exists and that Human Revolution represent a momentous step back in every conceivable way.
>>336154729
>I won't point out why I think it's bad. I'll just call it shit
You are genuinely faggot.
>>336154729
>in every conceivable way
Why is having such bad opinions allowed?
>>336154729
why contain it?
>>336154925
Name one gameplay mechanic Human Revolution does better than the original Deus Ex. I won't comment on the plot or the literal three button ending for the courtesy's sake.
>>336154729
And do you have a single fact to back THAT up?
As of now, all you have posted are grand conclusions, but no informations that let you make those without looking like a complete ass.
>>336156212
No, name what is so incredibly bad in HR first, your claim, your duty to prove it.
>>336156212
Cover
>>336156212
Hacking. Nothing like pointing a multilockpicktool at something and watching a timer go down.
>>336157076
Those "Wait a minute, that card" minigames really added the cerebrality to hacking efforts, huh?
>>336156337
I won't discuss HR with retards that haven't played the original Deus Ex. Or worse with retards that played it and don't have the faculties needed for comparison.
>>336157351
They aren't exceptional, that's for sure. But it's better than lockmultipicktools.
>>336157351
>Those "Wait a minute, that card" minigames really added the cerebrality to hacking efforts, huh?
Was pressing one button in Deus Ex a lot better?
SHUT THE FUCK UP ABOUT DEUS EX
>>336157624
Yes, it didn't treat you like a retard giving you a 'puzzle' to solve.
>>336157517
Magical tool at least does the job by itself, you're not thinking you're a master hacker joining the dots.
>>336156345
No it did not. You can peek around the corner and no one sees you, it was utterly retarded.
>>336150612
Vampire the Masquerade 2: Electric Boogaloo: Break dance of blood!
>>336158130
>Yes, it didn't treat you like a retard giving you a 'puzzle' to solve.
Deus Ex tried to make you feel like a hacker by pushing one bloody button.
>>336159112
No, it gave you a tool. It made you feel like you were using a tool to hack the lock.
It didn't give you three wires to connect - red to the red port, green to the green and blue - guess what - to blue port so you can feel like a big boy.
>>336159247
You literally had a 'computer' (I think it was called that anyway) skill.
>>336159743
And?
Human Revolution favours one type of playstyle by giving it extra points. That alone should tell you enough about its design.
>>336159869
So you quite clearly were meant to feel like you were hacking, and actually improving by clicking a fucking button.
>>336160398
If that made you feel like you're hacking you're a fucking retard.
>>336160717
It clearly shows you're improving your skills. The skill you're improving in this case is hacking.
