Deus Ex: Human Revolution

[The Faceless]

Am I correct in assuming bosses do not count as "kills" even though you are forced to do so?

[rodeo]

I would imagine they don't count toward the achievement.

[rodeo]

It is a first person shooter, but not in the traditional sense. It has some minimal RPG elements (some conversation choices and inventory management). But what sets it apart from most games gameplay-wise is the open endedness of how you actually can play the game. You can choose to play stealth, and go through the entire game never killing a single person except for the bosses; or you can just play it as a shooter and kill everyone, or you can do any combination of the two.

If you're thinking of Quake or Call of Duty or any other first person shooter, it's completely different gameplay wise.

[Rags]

ep 3 is what a game should be

lol

Valve can't count to 3 bro.

[Fiz]

update ur drivers nub

360

[Porn Shop Clerk]

lol

[Reapuh]

Gamefly sent me this today, and I must say this game rocks.

Going stealth so far.

[weymouthst]

Damn you nerds.

Another game I will have to check out, ha ha. Played the original years ago. That game, will forever and always, be one of the best games I have ever played. Excellent.

Didn't play any of the sequels. I almost don't want to ruin the nostalgia.

[Reapuh]

Just beat it, this fuging game ruled. I decided to go with the Sarif ending.

[rodeo]

I thought the Sarif option sounded terrible; decided the Taggart one made the most sense.

[Reapuh]

I picked Sarif because we worked together most of the game. lol

[rodeo]

This is true. But his option would lead to unchecked and unregulated corporate control, and that's never a good thing.

[rodeo]

This is true. But I saw the choices as two extremes, and a compromise. So I picked the compromise.

Picking Sarif's option gives complete power and control over augs to corporations, with absolutely no oversight or regulation at all. They'd be free to do all the poo that Jensen was fighting against in the first place. That's a terrible idea.

Darrow's option effectively eliminates augs altogether, and creates a worldwide backlash against technology that sets society back. Don't see the appeal in that.

The only middle ground was Taggart, even though he is a dick. It keeps augs as a perfectly viable thing, but regulates it so that corporations don't run out of control with it.

The "blow up Panchea" option to me wasn't valid at all, because all it does is kill everyone who actually knows the truth and leaves the Illuminati intact.

[Porn Shop Clerk]

u sure u wouldn't rather b having sex with aliens/