I'm loving it so far. But I do have one gripe, the energy bar for stealth takedowns is kind of annoying.
Yeah, it's pretty excruciating. I also suffer from pack-rat syndrome. I don't know when or if something will come in handy, or if it's even ever going to be useful. For instance, I found a sniper rifel and the bloody thing is huge! However, I don't want to take it out of my inventory because it's very expensive and I might need it some time.drummond13 said:No maybe about it, that's crazy OCDAC10 said:Being a completionist, this game is a nightmare!
Maybe I'm crazy OCD, but you can make so much money doing tedious things. For instance, a shotgun sells for (i think) 360 and a pistol for 180. However, if you pick up a gun you already have it just adds ammo. This is inefficient, so I have to pick up one gun, sell it, go back pick up another, sell it, go back; etc.
It's boring, it takes forever, but it makes good cash.
As I said in another thread, the bias towards stealth is frustrating. Ghost, Smooth Operator and Silent Knockouts give more experience than any other method, thus making the whole "choose how you approach it" thing not really a choice at all. Given that, why do we even need weapon upgrades if the game doesn't want us to use them?
That's actually a clever moneymaking scheme, but it doesn't sound nearly worth the tedium of carrying it out.
so just wanted to follow up on it, i turned off v-sync, and holy shit, my load speeds went from 20-30 seconds to 5-7 seconds topsWaaghpowa said:What I love about it, is how it's basically the original game in almost every way with some modern changes i.e guns and cover.Some people in the community have done some tests, on the PC version anyway, to determine what is causing the long load times. Apparently it's a bug in the engine that directly links the rate at which it reads files to the frames per second. So essentially, the game reads X number of files a second where X is equal to your FPS, rather than all of them. This should get patched soon, if you're still having problems, turn off Vsync and allow your system to run the highest number of FPS for the fastest load times.gmaverick019 said:loving it.
the only problem that i have with it, is the loading times, which is odd because mass effect 2/new vegas/civ V which i have all played the past month hardcore, have had next to no load times (new vegas loaded within 1-2 seconds consistent) while deus ex takes a solid 15-20 seconds usually to load if i died or something.
which yeah that's a very very small problem, but when you have to make a jump across the roof and accidently forget to press the sprint button and fall to your death, its annoying as hell to waste 2-3 minutes just for loading and retrying.
the sniper rifle is awesome to use fyi ;]AC10 said:Yeah, it's pretty excruciating. I also suffer from pack-rat syndrome. I don't know when or if something will come in handy, or if it's even ever going to be useful. For instance, I found a sniper rifel and the bloody thing is huge! However, I don't want to take it out of my inventory because it's very expensive and I might need it some time.drummond13 said:No maybe about it, that's crazy OCDAC10 said:Being a completionist, this game is a nightmare!
Maybe I'm crazy OCD, but you can make so much money doing tedious things. For instance, a shotgun sells for (i think) 360 and a pistol for 180. However, if you pick up a gun you already have it just adds ammo. This is inefficient, so I have to pick up one gun, sell it, go back pick up another, sell it, go back; etc.
It's boring, it takes forever, but it makes good cash.
As I said in another thread, the bias towards stealth is frustrating. Ghost, Smooth Operator and Silent Knockouts give more experience than any other method, thus making the whole "choose how you approach it" thing not really a choice at all. Given that, why do we even need weapon upgrades if the game doesn't want us to use them?
That's actually a clever moneymaking scheme, but it doesn't sound nearly worth the tedium of carrying it out.