If you're interested Ross from Accursed Farms does a much better job at breaking this stuff down then I have. It would make them a lot easier to play through. Just call these games spin offs and stop trying to make a half arsed connection to the main games. The devs clearly aren't interested in making a Deus Ex game, they just want to tell there own cyberpunk story set in its universe, and that's fine.

Nothing that happens in the game is ever mentioned in the original. Save for the Page intro, the e-mails on JC, and post credits reveal. The biggest issue is the game has little to nothing to do with Deus Ex. There's an entire city built on top of a plate, again this game is a prequel to Deus Ex, not Invisible War. They look expensive too, which doesn't mesh well with the fact that a big chunk of the game takes place in Detroit. Most NPCs are dressed in these vogue fashion outfits, made up of triangles patterns. The next two examples are just nitpicks, but I'll include them anyway. Compare the augmentations of Anna Navarre and Gunther to the average augmented human in HR. Deus Ex: Human Revolution is going to have multiple endings, but since it's a prequel they'll all have to be a feasible backstory to Deus Ex - which takes place 25 years later. Hologram technology was in the early stages of development in DE, but in HR they are so lifelike Jensen can't tell the difference between a hologram and a person. Deus Ex had regular jets and helicopters while HR has jet propulsion airships. Human Revolution is supposed to be a prequel, yet the technology is more advanced then it is in the original. I mean no one is forcing you to use the takedowns, but its approach to world building and lore really gets under my skin.

I don't really care about the gameplay gripes. Again dances with a tambourine (mod' installing for a proper working), - in terms of graphics adaptation, - however, alas, this time they are meaningless in addition to the fact that the game is not friendly with the NVIDIA EXPERIENCE utility, so even after directly exiting the game, your monitor will change the default screen resolution, which will have to be changed manually.ДЄll this will not allow me to continue playing this garbage game, because it has already put a mindblock in my subconscious with these factors.I get why people don't like Invisible War, but I've never understood why the same people enjoy Human Revolution.

It seems to me that it is necessary to act according to the situation, and not at every opportunity to be concerning of what is happening on the street The personality of the character - it would seem, an agent, - although a beginner, - but he asks a lot of questions. The voice of the protagonist is a third-rate obscenity that does not fit in with the appearance of the protagonist from the first part, which, with its general coldness, gave out powerful puna and humored without even smiling The developers did not feel the spirit of the first, based part Augmentations are switched exclusively from the secondary menu, which is absolutely unacceptable and will be completely unplayable in the gameplay meaning. It is clear that they tried to be realistic when player interacting with objects, but it turned out to be terrible Very stuffy HUD and surrounding component Getting out of the building in the first mission was the most difficult test

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