#Deus ex stealth pistol full#

The GOTY edition includes a CD of the game's soundtrack and some editing tools, but I don't think it's worth the extra $20. Deus Ex has been out for a while, so you can get the original version for maybe $20, and the GOTY edition for $40 or so. The point is be sure to get a full, boxed version. It's sold in a jewel case for around $10 usually, and that may have been the one you saw.

#Deus ex stealth pistol full#

Eidos (at the objection of the actual creators of the game) released a 'limited edition' version, which is basically the demo for the full game. When you buy it (not if, WHEN) be careful about what kind you get. you can choose your skills, talk to anybody who's not trying to shoot you, and so on. What exactly is this game? Is it a FPS? Is it an RPG? What is it? Im tempted to go down to the local Best Buy and pick it up, cause last time I was there I think I saw it for 10 bucks.Дeus Ex is an RPG, but it's played from a first-person perspective.

View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif Oh, and I only used stealth when it seemed absolutely necessary. Anyways, to the best of my knowledge I lethally neutralized every humanoid character the game would permit. Kinda funny how you can clear out Tracer Tong's compound and no one cares. Oh, as you can tell, I played 'evil JC', at least as evil as the game would allow. The Hong Kong Market and Luminous Path compound are the same, it is just too hard to chase down fleeing innocents without wasting lots of ammo. Take for example the Lucky Money, once you start killing the patrons the rest start running all over the place (ever notice how they all run towards the bathrooms?) If you tried to waste them using projectile weapons you would spend a lot a of ammo. I used the level 3 spy drone aug and the level 4 power circulator to take out mechs.ДЇor everything else I used the Dragon's Tooth, it is the best room clearing weapon in the game. I maxed rifle skills and used the sniper rifle, assault rifle and auto shotgun where care was required. View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_frown.gif Third time through I went for the hacker pistol and grenades all the way through, with all the infiltration skills/augs. I'd break and enter stealthily, then kill everything View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif I always used hacking as a skill, same with lockpick. Aside from 20mm grenades, I still hate it.ДЄugs: ALWAYS regen, run fast/jump high, and imaging so I can see through walls View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gifД«asically, I was careful in rushing in, but that didn't stop me from blowing everything up. Second time through, I went for non-lethal. I kept these three weapons through the entire game, supplementing them with an assault shotgun. I started with the GEP, grabbed the crossbow off a dead guy, and plastered an NSF sniper rifle. View image: /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif So is the Dragon's Tooth for alot of lockers. The GEP gun might be one of the most useful weapons though, if only as a tool. Weapons: you should always use the first silencer you get on a sniper rifle. Hacking computers is almost a necessity at the time, whereas the other two skills benefit the most well-rounded weapons in the game later on. The Dragon's Tooth is also great for that as well (the Dragon, with combat strength and a decent melee skill will kill MJ12 Commandos with a head/chest shot 95% of the time).ДЄs far as important skills go.I'd say rifles, melee, and computers will get you the most in the game. If you have the silent run aug, you can run around freely, dropping enemies left right & center without raising too much of a ruckus. A silenced sniper rifle and assault rifle make great combos. Later in the game once your skills and augs are up to par, and you've got the weapons/mods to use them, there's very little point in holding back. Once you're discovered (if you're discovered), respond with appropriate force. I'd tend to disable the NSF guys whenever possible. The first few levels, stealth is key because no matter what your skills, for the most part if you run in guns blazing you're just going to get shot up enough that you won't last long.ДЇor the first half - 2/3rds of the game, I'd generally take the stealth approach as long as I could, using various melee weapons to drop people up close. Well, it really depends on where you're at in the game.