Trailers: Deus Ex: Human Revolution Adam Jensen Profile
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No, they're just overly cynical, (like myself) and think ANY game with guns in it is automatically a CoD clone.WaaghPowa said:
Anyways, if this game comes anywhere near the masterpiece that was the original it will be one of the best games ever made.
As for the trailer Adam doesn't seem that interesting or uninteresting, but the whole idea of mech-augs and the social and ethical views on them that is touched on a little more in this trailer could create the most brilliant example of morality and ethics ever seen in a game, if done properly.
I find those trailers looking very... brown. With a bit of brownish yellow and brownish green thrown in. I mean, it's the only flaw I can really find, but it just makes the game seem so... dirty. It doesn't seem natural either. It's like they have a normal colour palette, and then put a strong brownish yellow filter over it. Why would they do that?
This had better live up to Deus Ex (1)'s legacy - Deus Ex 2 was just a let down, and I don't think I could forgive them for building up my hopes like that have so far again.
From what I've read and seen about Deus Ex 3, I think it's going to be great... though Adam still has a stupid beard thing on his chin.
From what I've read and seen about Deus Ex 3, I think it's going to be great... though Adam still has a stupid beard thing on his chin.
I remember reading that they designers specifically used a yellow and black color scheme. Yellow to represent hope and advancement brought about by the advance of technology like human augmentation, and black to represent the evil and ethical problems of what was coming. Yellow and black together make a sort of brown, so that's probably how it can end up coming off.James Joseph Emerald said:
This, everythings seems well made, from what I saw you actually have a lot of libery in choosing the way that you wnat to do the mission but I also noticed that almost everything is in third person although when just walking you are in first person. It doesnt make much sence and it ends up becoming annoyinguguito-93 said:
I couldn't argue with any of those choices really. My only beef about any of the games mentioned are as follows. I didn't expect a really great game out of the last Final Fantasy. The same dev team was the one that made the last final fantasy game I didn't bother finishing, which was 10. I never felt Kane and Lynch was any good from the start. It wasn't a horrible game, but it was not that fun I thought and never got really far in it. And the second Deus Ex did put a bad taste in peoples mouths. I just hope this one is better, I actually have faith that this is going to be a significant step up from Invisible Wars.Doug said:
poiumty said:
Sweet fancy Moses, I can picture myself entering door codes with my friggin' numpad right now! Eeeeep!
Indeedie - I can't comprehend the level of stupidity that somehow makes people think 'biomods? Advanced Future tech? Conspiracies and possibly plot involving non-combat situations? COD CLONE!111!!111!'. Even Deus Ex: Invisible Wars wasn't of a play style you could call a COD clone.Thedek said:
Well, indeedie. Personally, I think Invisible Wars, whilst not as good as Deus Ex itself, was actually a good game, but because its older sibling was so excellent, it was a let down comparitively.Baresark said:
As for this Deus Ex, I think its actually looking like it'll be a true Deus Ex sequel and if they have disconnected it from the original story line (I think I heard they had, though I'm not certain), it could be the reboot Deus Ex deserves... Of course, we could be totally wrong and it might be a poo sandwich, but lets hope for the best.