jboking said:
Okay! I need to rephrase that! They dont react to it. None. They just patrol, do their scripted events or shoot at you. They dont change their behavior depending if you have pistol or sentry in your arms. They just stupidly charge into their deaths.
Thats your highlight of the great AI? Checking doors that are left open? Good if they even barely made it thru the door way. The AI was very mediocre in its performance.
The game is called Deus Ex:HR. The hardest difficulty is called "Give me Deus Ex". The games selling point was that you could make meaningful choises during the gameplay. There was none. Just sneaking game where you could go rampage.
You may not like the word, but thats the feeling I got from this game. On top that it was overhyped it was very VERY pretentious.
So. Because this game didn't live up to its last installment, it's pretentious. Even if that last installment was over
ten years ago. I guess my question here is, would you call Duke Nukem Forever
pretentious or just a let down? Also, almost every bit of hype I saw hyped the action, skill trees, and
gameplay choices. rarely, if ever, did I see one that suggested there was going to be a ton of choice in the story or even that your gameplay effected the story. What occurred here is that you expected the same game you got ten years ago, even though that isn't exactly what was promised. That is your own high expectations leading to a massive let down. That doesn't mean it is pretentious. It is fine that you want to equate it to that I suppose, you're free to think what you want, but that is not what it was.
Also, no, checking doors is not what I call great AI, it's what I call
responsive, which is what you were claiming the AI wasn't. Side note: If you truly felt the AI was unresponsive, then I guarantee you didn't play on "Give me Deus Ex." Even moreso if your enemies just came running at you while you were holding a turret.
I'm fine with this conversation being over. I'll let you misuse words, or rather just ignore you misusing them from now on.