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Winning wars with words as one's weapons, debating to the death? Had they thrown in rap battles and the dirty dozens, it might have been perfect.
Hopefully, there is an option to torture people's eardrums with the main character's gravelly voice and harsh language if one wants to perpetrate human rights violations in a way that doesn't leave external injuries but causes irreparable harm to the target's feelings.
Hopefully, there is an option to torture people's eardrums with the main character's gravelly voice and harsh language if one wants to perpetrate human rights violations in a way that doesn't leave external injuries but causes irreparable harm to the target's feelings.
I'm really interested in Human Revolution now. It seems to be a 'smart' game, and despite the fact that I'm primarily a console gamer and therefore an illiterate ten year-old racist, I like 'smart' games.
Hey I won that boss social fight in my first try, it's pretty cool, the dialogue system is for the most part black and white, but depending on what kind of guy your talking to is the way you should respond; always going the nice way won't always work to put it in perspective. Oh and I vote for Maurice to do the review, he seems like an old deus ex fan, and has been posting most of the story's concerning human revolution, I think it's only fair.
This game looks more awesome with every trailer, but am i the only one who can't take this dude's voice seriously?
god i love social and hacking in these kinda games im so gona blow all my augments on that and i wont be able to sneak by a guard half a mile away or take on a toddler in a fist fight lol
There's no doubt I'm going to get this, even though I'll probably suck at hacking, and probably say the wrong thing and get someone killed as part of social.
Just pre-ordered my copy. I hope Maurice does the review as well. He will probably appreciate this game more than Jim will.
"You're the one Belltower's looking for! I seen your picture!"
"You got the wrong guy"
"Oh my bad, it must have been someone else with sunglasses built into his face"
"You got the wrong guy"
"Oh my bad, it must have been someone else with sunglasses built into his face"
This is more than a worthy successor to Deus Ex (we'll conviniently forget about Invisible War). Great work, Eidos. Although from the sound of his posts of late, Jim is just revving up to give this a bad review...I can't watch.
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