Twitch posted:

Great game, and it's definitely one I'll revisit every once in a while. I'm still going to wait at least a few days on Human Revolution, in case it's another Invisible War.

Farbtoner posted:

While I applaud your courage as coming out as someone who Doesn't Like A Thing, I don't supposed you could have actually gone to the trouble to explain why you didn't like it?

Soy food fine print posted:

Seasoned with nanoscale generators, this TSP (textured soy protein) not only tastes good but also self-heats when its package is opened.

Grand Fromage posted:

I figured it was some kind of soy MRE type thing.

Alabaster White posted:

I tried a Hard mode run recently, where I used less popular skills like Demolition, Environmental Training, and Swimming.
Demolition is surprisingly good; once you get used to it, LAMs can outperform the GEP gun for bot killing and lockpicking, and EMP/Gas/Scramble grenades have a larger blast radius which helps with crowd control. Swimming is alright. I wouldn't recommend upgrading too much, but the difference between Untrained and Trained is actually very noticeable, and there's enough water in the game to justify it. Besides, it's only like, 675 skill points.

Environmental Training, on the other hand, is poo poo. Early in the run, I picked up the Hazmat suit on Liberty Island and was quite pleased; it boosted the resistance up to about 50% at Trained, allowing me to use Gas Grenades and the Prod together to manage large crowds non-lethally, and it lasted about 90 seconds. Unfortunately, that's the only good suit, it seems. Ballistic Armor also reduces damage by 50% at Trained, but it only lasts about 20 seconds! Thermoptic Camo and the Goggles are even worse, lasting roughly 15 seconds each before being used up. I couldn't get any data on the Rebreather because I installed Aqualung and simply used that instead. It's a shame, since actually putting points into Environmental Training seemed to make the suits actually quite powerful; it's just the ridiculously short battery times make them completely useless.

Upmarket Mango posted:

I installed Deus Ex, installed the latest patch, and then installed Deus Ex Fixer because the OP said I should and now the game won't start and I get an error message that says:


Does anyone know how I can fix this?

Party Plane Jones posted:

They're banging only if you save them from the hostage situation. Otherwise they're, you know, dead.

fleshweasel posted:

which weapon are you holding out for?

Samopsa posted:

Add the deus ex folder to PATH in your environment variables.
See here: http://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/74503/failed-to-find-steam-when-starting

Constr posted:

I've decided to finally finish this great game, and my stealth pistol is a weak piece of poo poo. Is there any way to fix this? Because a cyborg secret agent should really be using the fancy futuristicy gun imo.

a7m2 posted:

Keith Atherton posted:

You don’t need mods to enjoy the game on your first play IMO. They just add content that you’ll appreciate more on a replay

jojoinnit posted:

I agree that no protagonist needs to have sex ever. Especially not in a world with nice safe growing vats for the next generation.

Captain Walker posted:

Duel of the Fates: Kill Simons with the Dragon's Tooth Sword while he is wielding his own Dragon's Tooth Sword.

Tougher than it sounds, unfortunately; Simons usually sticks with the plasma gun unless he's cloaked, and he doesn't cloak until he's at low health, and I've never had much luck getting his health to "low" but not "dead"