Should I start with the original Deus Ex, or Human Revolution?
>>382387482
Human Revolution. It's the first game in chronological order, it's easier to get into it, it's casualized but will show you the concept behind original gameplay, it will introduce you to the lore, and it will intrigue you enough to play the rest of the series.
Pirate it, use ENB mod.
After you beat it, go for Mankind Divided if you want more of the same, or the original game if you think you're ready.
Save the best for last, you'll enjoy it much more.
>>382387482
Play Deus Ex first. The first mission is not that good but it gets better from there.
>>382387482
Start with the original Deus Ex, and end at the original Deus Ex
The original.
>>382387482
Invisible War.
fite me
>>382388507
This, get Kentie's launcher for it.
People will pretend Invisible War doesn't exist, but I think it should be played at least once, so it's optional.
Then HR+Missing link, and then Mankind Divided+A Criminal Past (maybe System Rift, don't pay for it, at least not full price.)
>>382388765
Or you could do HR's Director cut, it has "fixed" bossfights.
>>382388610
this
The series is shit outside Deus Ex
>>382388507
liberty island isn't bad, it just filters out people who are bad at video games
>>382388610
/thread
Original.
Really either one. When I played HR it left me wanting more so I went to 1 and thought it was way better. I think HR is a great stepping stone to 1 if you haven't played 1 before.
NOH ADWISABUL FOH TOORIS TO WAWK DA CANAWS AT NIGHT
>>382389138
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>>382388765
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>>382388507
>>382388610
Good job retards
He'll play for 40 minutes, get overly bored, and quit;
He'll reach Hong Kong at best
>b-but
Find escapism in your own justified elitism, blame the spread of casualness, consoles, current year or whatever you like
>>382387482
you should always read/watch/play things in release order
>>382389463
>He'll reach Hong Kong at best
Hong Kong is great, it's where the game really gets amazing. Why the fuck would someone stop there?
>>382388354
human revolution is shit. while the original dealt with irl issues human revolution was almost entirely about the made up non-issue of AUG LIVES MATTER without ever explaining it ingame.
>>382389634
I have no idea, it's probably the best part.
Still, I saw at least five different fuckers that somehow stopped playing there. And three of them were on this kindergarten of a board.
I swear, when you hear about someone that never completed Deus Ex (and went past Liberty Island), they almost always stopped playing in China.
Which doesn't make sense, how could you get past the mediocrity of New York? If you did, why stopping there?
If you're able to drop a game after reaching such a great part there's no hope for you
Human Revolution is not a quarter of the game the original is
>>382390031
Themes of the original Deus Ex
>fitting every 90s popular tinfoil conspiracy into a single plot that doesn't take itself seriously
>literally illuminati
>one philosophical dialogue about surveillance at one point
Themes of Modern Deus Ex
>transhumanism
>the ethical and practical consequences of forced "evolution" through progress
>huge corporations and the power that society is giving to them
>actual issues translated in a cyberpunk setting, such as discrimination, economic inequality and the role of excessive surveillance
>relationship between our species and technology
>climate of fear in a dystopian society
>the possibility of an actual new metaphorical Renaissance
Everybody can post a strawman.
Stop using it to force and push your americunt political views and current hot topics everywhere.
Alternatively, never change neo-/v/
>>382389481
this.
99% of the time there will be references to other materials even if it's a prequel. It's always better to just play in release order because that's what was in mind when they were being made.
>>382390807
Do you have a single fact to back that up?
>>382390807
>doesn't take itself seriously
motherfucker the deus ex npcs drop redpills everywhere
>>382390938
>redpill
lmao no this game has morgan everett shoehorned in as a major character
its sjw bullshit and im sad to see everyone here praising it
>>382390807
>one philosophical dialogue about surveillance at one point
t. never talked to npcs or read the newspaper terminals
>>382391391
That's not philosophy