Deus Ex: human Revolution GAMEPLAY TRAILER

The gameplay trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wrI5ozW7OE&playnext=1&videos=sab4Rj_jd6E&feature=sub

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Looks awesome. I reconized the hongkong bar layout from the first game. That reminded me of masseffecrt 2 for some reason. I will be picking this up first day.

I like it :lol:

Cool, they ruined Deus Ex. It's also good to see that the game has no tie-in with the original games. Why not just name it something else? Call it "Project: Human Revolution" or something.KHAndAnime

I'm still not sure in what direction they're taking it. A lot of emphasis seems to be on trying to make everything look "cool" with melee stealth kills etc. but it does not look like the RPG components will be strong. If they're not going to make this game RPG heavy then might as well just go and play Invisible War.

I hope there are still non-lethal weapons.

I'm still not sure in what direction they're taking it. A lot of emphasis seems to be on trying to make everything look "cool" with melee stealth kills etc. but it does not look like the RPG components will be strong. If they're not going to make this game RPG heavy then might as well just go and play Invisible War.

ShimmerMan

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]Cool, they ruined Deus Ex. It's also good to see that the game has no tie-in with the original games. Why not just name it something else? Call it "Project: Human Revolution" or something.dakan45

[QUOTE="dakan45"][QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]Cool, they ruined Deus Ex. It's also good to see that the game has no tie-in with the original games. Why not just name it something else? Call it "Project: Human Revolution" or something.KHAndAnime

[QUOTE="dakan45"][QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]Cool, they ruined Deus Ex. It's also good to see that the game has no tie-in with the original games. Why not just name it something else? Call it "Project: Human Revolution" or something.KHAndAnime

[QUOTE="dakan45"][QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]Cool, they ruined Deus Ex. It's also good to see that the game has no tie-in with the original games. Why not just name it something else? Call it "Project: Human Revolution" or something.KHAndAnime

Not at all. There's much they could have done to keep the game looking like respectable sequel to Deus Ex, and not some ridiculous shallow action-fest.KHAndAnime

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"][QUOTE="dakan45"] No tie-in? What part of "Tong" did you miss? Also those are the first generation augmentations thats why they look like mechs.the_ChEeSe_mAn2

You can't judge the quality of a game based on a gameplay trailer? It's not hard. Let me to break it down for you.

-Mediocre graphics
-Ridiculously over the top melee combat
-Questionable RPG elements
-Futuristic looking cities (despite taking place before the previous Deus Ex games, which didn't have these nor any evidence of them)
-Duck and cover shooting mechanics
-Regenerating health

Is this what satisfies you people? Really?

[QUOTE="the_ChEeSe_mAn2"][QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] Cool, the games share one character. I'm astonished. ;)KHAndAnime

You can't judge the quality of a game based on a gameplay trailer? It's not hard. Let me to break it down for you.

-Mediocre graphics
-Ridiculously over the top melee combat
-Questionable RPG elements
-Futuristic looking cities (despite taking place before the previous Deus Ex games, which didn't have these nor any evidence of them)
-Duck and cover shooting mechanics
-Regenerating health

Is this what satisfies you people? Really?

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]Not at all. There's much they could have done to keep the game looking like respectable sequel to Deus Ex, and not some ridiculous shallow action-fest.dakan45

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

[QUOTE="the_ChEeSe_mAn2"] Way to judge the whole game based on 1 gameplay trailer... :|Advid-Gamer

You can't judge the quality of a game based on a gameplay trailer? It's not hard. Let me to break it down for you.

-Mediocre graphics
-Ridiculously over the top melee combat
-Questionable RPG elements
-Futuristic looking cities (despite taking place before the previous Deus Ex games, which didn't have these nor any evidence of them)
-Duck and cover shooting mechanics
-Regenerating health

Is this what satisfies you people? Really?

I'm not basing it entirely on that gameplay trailer, but information given to us in interviews and other sources. The gameplay isn't being updated, it's being simplified. The same thing happens over and over, and you people will claim how great these games look before they come out - and once they come out - everyone talks about how they're a letdown. Reminds me of the recent butchering of the Splinter Cell series.

What's up with the graphic complaints? Did I miss something? I thought it looked fine. I'm hoping they take the philosophy of having multiple solutions to every challenge from the first game to heart in this one. That's the key thing to be true to the original. The action take down effects are kinda corny, but hopefully it isn't as prevalent as shown in the trailer. Still holding out hope for this one.Alaris83

Personally I was hoping they would have done something like Deus Ex but with a better physics engine. You should be able to pick up a bottle off the ground and then throw it at the head of your enemies and have it shatter in their faces. Instead, they figured it would be a lot cooler by cycling through take down animations.

It's disappointing really. Instead of expanding upon what was done in the first game - they draw from other inferior games for the gameplay.

Looks awesome. I love RPGs and I especially love this type of setting. Like Omega in ME2 for example :P

Personally I was hoping they would have done something like Deus Ex but with a better physics engine. You should be able to pick up a bottle off the ground and then throw it at the head of your enemies and have it shatter in their faces. Instead, they figured it would be a lot cooler by cycling through take down animations.

It's disappointing really. Instead of expanding upon what was done in the first game - they draw from other inferior games for the gameplay.

KHAndAnime

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

Personally I was hoping they would have done something like Deus Ex but with a better physics engine. You should be able to pick up a bottle off the ground and then throw it at the head of your enemies and have it shatter in their faces. Instead, they figured it would be a lot cooler by cycling through take down animations.

It's disappointing really. Instead of expanding upon what was done in the first game - they draw from other inferior games for the gameplay.

Alaris83

[QUOTE="Alaris83"][QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

Personally I was hoping they would have done something like Deus Ex but with a better physics engine. You should be able to pick up a bottle off the ground and then throw it at the head of your enemies and have it shatter in their faces. Instead, they figured it would be a lot cooler by cycling through take down animations.

It's disappointing really. Instead of expanding upon what was done in the first game - they draw from other inferior games for the gameplay.

the_ChEeSe_mAn2

You can't judge the quality of a game based on a gameplay trailer? It's not hard. Let me to break it down for you.

-Mediocre graphics
-Ridiculously over the top melee combat
-Questionable RPG elements
-Futuristic looking cities (despite taking place before the previous Deus Ex games, which didn't have these nor any evidence of them)
-Duck and cover shooting mechanics
-Regenerating health

Is this what satisfies you people? Really?

KHAndAnime

I'm not basing it entirely on that gameplay trailer, but information given to us in interviews and other sources. The gameplay isn't being updated, it's being simplified. The same thing happens over and over, and you people will claim how great these games look before they come out - and once they come out - everyone talks about how they're a letdown. Reminds me of the recent butchering of the Splinter Cell series.

KHAndAnime

You mean the one where nothing happens for 12 minutes, then the player walks around and performs random 'Splinter Cell : Conviction' inspired takedowns, and then engages in Rainbow Six Vegas-esque gunfights with NPCs and ends with some ridiculous mech fight?

Yea, looks amazing. :roll:KHAndAnime

Couldn't agree with you more KH...I think everyone else is either delusional or has forgotten what a real game is. All the casuals these days just eat this crap up, and by that I mean all of the over the top melee kills and overdone action.

It is just pathetic. They have ruined the gaming industry.

All of your points were valid, and though it doesn't follow, I do like the futuristic setting (for the same reason I love Mass Effect).

I'm holding out hope for this game. I too, share the fear that this may lose the elements that made Deus Ex such a great game. It just so happens that I'm playing Deus Ex for the first time, and I really like it. I love the variety of different ways you can solve problems and face opponents. While it's not a sandbox game, there is a lot of freedom of choice. I would highly welcome a new Deus Ex-series game with prettier graphics, as long as it still gives you the wide choice of freedom that the original has.

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

I'm not basing it entirely on that gameplay trailer, but information given to us in interviews and other sources. The gameplay isn't being updated, it's being simplified. The same thing happens over and over, and you people will claim how great these games look before they come out - and once they come out - everyone talks about how they're a letdown. Reminds me of the recent butchering of the Splinter Cell series.

Remmib

You mean the one where nothing happens for 12 minutes, then the player walks around and performs random 'Splinter Cell : Conviction' inspired takedowns, and then engages in Rainbow Six Vegas-esque gunfights with NPCs and ends with some ridiculous mech fight?

Yea, looks amazing. :roll:KHAndAnime

Couldn't agree with you more KH...I think everyone else is either delusional or has forgotten what a real game is. All the casuals these days just eat this crap up, and by that I mean all of the over the top melee kills and overdone action.

It is just pathetic. They have ruined the gaming industry.

All of your points were valid, and though it doesn't follow, I do like the futuristic setting (for the same reason I love Mass Effect).

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

I'm not basing it entirely on that gameplay trailer, but information given to us in interviews and other sources. The gameplay isn't being updated, it's being simplified. The same thing happens over and over, and you people will claim how great these games look before they come out - and once they come out - everyone talks about how they're a letdown. Reminds me of the recent butchering of the Splinter Cell series.

Remmib

You mean the one where nothing happens for 12 minutes, then the player walks around and performs random 'Splinter Cell : Conviction' inspired takedowns, and then engages in Rainbow Six Vegas-esque gunfights with NPCs and ends with some ridiculous mech fight?

Yea, looks amazing. :roll:KHAndAnime

Couldn't agree with you more KH...I think everyone else is either delusional or has forgotten what a real game is. All the casuals these days just eat this crap up, and by that I mean all of the over the top melee kills and overdone action.

It is just pathetic. They have ruined the gaming industry.

All of your points were valid, and though it doesn't follow, I do like the futuristic setting (for the same reason I love Mass Effect).

*drools* I just love cyberpunk so this is a day one purchase for me.

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

Personally I was hoping they would have done something like Deus Ex but with a better physics engine. You should be able to pick up a bottle off the ground and then throw it at the head of your enemies and have it shatter in their faces. Instead, they figured it would be a lot cooler by cycling through take down animations.

It's disappointing really. Instead of expanding upon what was done in the first game - they draw from other inferior games for the gameplay.

Alaris83

I'm sure it has ragdoll (games have had ragdoll for a decade) - I was hoping for something closer to Half-Life 2.

And to add - I think the game looks cool. But it doesn't look like something I'd deem as a worthy successor to Deus Ex. At least Deus Ex : Invisible War tried to follow up on the first game in gameplay. This game on the otherhand has leaked gameplay videos showing about 20 minutes of gameplay - and there wasn't even on RPG element present once during that entire time. It's pretty much become a casual action game, which is a far cry from the first game. I'm disappointed how people see a few cool kills and think they're looking at an amazing game.

Cool, they ruined Deus Ex. It's also good to see that the game has no tie-in with the original games. Why not just name it something else? Call it "Project: Human Revolution" or something.KHAndAnime

Why so pessimistic? You never know, it could actually be good...

[QUOTE="the_ChEeSe_mAn2"][QUOTE="KHAndAnime"] Cool, the games share one character. I'm astonished. ;)KHAndAnime

You can't judge the quality of a game based on a gameplay trailer? It's not hard. Let me to break it down for you.

-Mediocre graphics
-Ridiculously over the top melee combat
-Questionable RPG elements
-Futuristic looking cities (despite taking place before the previous Deus Ex games, which didn't have these nor any evidence of them)
-Duck and cover shooting mechanics
-Regenerating health

Is this what satisfies you people? Really?

a. Thas how they saw the future cities in the pasts, there are sci fi commercial boards that remind you of that trailer in the first game.

b. The first game takes place after the riots during the plague so everything is dark with few people moving around.

Cover mechanics and regeneration health are must, because if you come to think of it, neither the gunplay or the health system were one of the strong points of the first game, arguably they were the worst parts of the game.

They did show dragging a body, which appeared physics based. All in all, I think it is too early to make a judgement call one way or the other for this game.Alaris83

Why is he killing everyone? So much for the sneaky gameplay I reckon.BDK-Soft

Ok...... to me people that are stuck in the past are the problem, but I guess they are really not a problem, the gaming industry is moving on with or with out you, get on board or get another hobby. I have been playing video games since the nes, I am not "casual" as you call it. I cant stand people with that mind set.

Advid-Gamer

What I mean by casual are people who like dumbed down gameplay. Therefore, you are casual. Look how dumbed down the gameplay is.

I'm sure it has ragdoll (games have had ragdoll for a decade) - I was hoping for something closer to Half-Life 2.

And to add - I think the game looks cool. But it doesn't look like something I'd deem as a worthy successor to Deus Ex. At least Deus Ex : Invisible War tried to follow up on the first game in gameplay. This game on the otherhand has leaked gameplay videos showing about 20 minutes of gameplay - and there wasn't even on RPG element present once during that entire time. It's pretty much become a casual action game, which is a far cry from the first game. I'm disappointed how people see a few cool kills and think they're looking at an amazing game.

KHAndAnime

Again, +1.

Cover mechanics and regeneration health are must, because if you come to think of it, neither the gunplay or the health system were one of the strong points of the first game, arguably they were the worst parts of the game.dakan45

You can't judge the quality of a game based on a gameplay trailer? It's not hard. Let me to break it down for you.

-Mediocre graphics
-Ridiculously over the top melee combat
-Questionable RPG elements
-Futuristic looking cities (despite taking place before the previous Deus Ex games, which didn't have these nor any evidence of them)
-Duck and cover shooting mechanics
-Regenerating health

Is this what satisfies you people? Really?KHAndAnime

No, you cannot judge the quality of a game until you've read multiple reviews and have actually played the game. Ripping a trailer and leaked gameplay to pieces isn't going to make it any more enjoyable for you when it is released. If you've played Deus Ex then you'd know it is more than the sum of its parts, and we've see just a few of this game's parts, have we not?

[QUOTE="KHAndAnime"]

You can't judge the quality of a game based on a gameplay trailer? It's not hard. Let me to break it down for you.

-Mediocre graphics
-Ridiculously over the top melee combat
-Questionable RPG elements
-Futuristic looking cities (despite taking place before the previous Deus Ex games, which didn't have these nor any evidence of them)
-Duck and cover shooting mechanics
-Regenerating health

Is this what satisfies you people? Really?kdawg88

No, you cannot judge the quality of a game until you've read multiple reviews and have actually played the game. Ripping a trailer and leaked gameplay to pieces isn't going to make it any more enjoyable for you when it is released. If you've played Deus Ex then you'd know it is more than the sum of its parts, and we've see just a few of this game's parts, have we not?