Aman27deep
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you mean "downloading" the final build doesn'tAman27deep said:Preview builds are bullshit, never download them as it harms the devs.
Aman27deep said:Preview builds are bullshit, never download them as it harms the devs.
It plays a lot like the original. We won't know till after the release if it is as nuanced and detailed as Deus Ex (which surprises gamers after 10+ years). For example, there was a level in the preview where I had to infiltrate a building to proceed. I spotted about 4 completely different ways to enter it. Each route would have been accessible based on your augmentations/play style.pretttt said:To people who have tried out the preview build:
does it play like the original one or has it become a cover shooter now? I mean do we have optional paths to do a given mission like in the original?
I've been burned too many times
wow dude!! Reading this makes me so happy! Now, I'm actually looking forward for this game.whatsinaname said:It plays a lot like the original. We won't know till after the release if it is as nuanced and detailed as Deus Ex (which surprises gamers after 10+ years). For example, there was a level in the preview where I had to infiltrate a building to proceed. I spotted about 4 completely different ways to enter it. Each route would have been accessible based on your augmentations/play style.
Ars said:"We are obviously a little biased, but for us here at Nixxes, the PC version really is the version you should play," Nixxes President Jurjen Katsman stated. "...The extra crispness of the enhanced resolution, effects, and frame-rate, really give you superior visuals. And the speed and accuracy that you get from playing with mouse and keyboard compared with a gamepad, at least for me personally, makes it a pretty easy choice."
We agree. The game looks and plays better on the PC, and it's clear that extra time and effort were spent making sure Human Revolution doesn't feel like a console game when you play on the PC.