It would be really cool of a game to give you entrance options into cutscenes. Stealth has you skulking behind crates, and you start any encounter hidden or at least with cover. Direct encounter could give you more dialogue options sometimes, or maybe an extra moment of weakness.

Of course, it's not like there's much stealth at all in any of the cutscenes that lead to fights. A little in the final boss, maybe.

I liked how in mass effect you could sometimes skip a cutscene by sniping the NPC before you were close enough for it to trigger

Alternative title: What happens when I get bored
 

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Took me at least a half hour to get all the bodies in the chairs positioned right.

does taking the "fourth" option disqualify you for pasifist...also does putting in the codes in H disqualify you?

Oh my god I am so dumb what the hell. I used the code on the final boss. That probably counted as three kills right there. I never thought twice about it (at that point I just wanted to finish up the playthrough. I didn't even bother finding Sarif or Taggart before going to the final boss. Goddammit gonna go test this right now.

e- Oh my god I'm tired and dumb. Boss fights don't count kills.

e2- Though I did find out that the Laser Rifle is great for cheesing the final boss. What's that? You're hiding behind some incredibly resilient glass? Well I can shoot through anything

OK is knocking some guards out and leting them fry on the last boss disqualify you for pasifist. I am trying to figure out where the fuck i lost it! because i have only used tazers and peps the entire game.

It's a boss fight so it shouldn't count the kills. Probably had that "knocked out guy ends up dying later on" glitch/feature (gleature?) thing that apparently happened to me.

I think the only reliable way to get the achievement is to just ghost your way through without interacting with anyone.

DLC inbound!

I think it's only the bosses THEMSELVES that don't count. Computer girls probably count as a part of the boss, but the crazies who attack you most likely don't.

They don't really matter though, as you don't get experience (and thus shouldn't get credit) if they die to the electrified floor. Which they will if they come out of their holes. So you only need to deal with them at all if you forgot to bring a gun or something.

Edit: I figured he was sleeping in the stasis pod he climbed into, but okay, DLC.

Ok, I have no idea what happened on the final boss. I had the laser rifle, and ran around pushing those red buttons a few times, then decided to get behind cover and fry the turrets. I hacked some security panel and opened a door, and then fried the final boss for a few seconds. That's it? It took me a few tries to realize I could kill the turrets, but I felt like I was missing something.

I want this game, but I am unsure if my PC will run it. Why isn't there a demo?

ARGH!

@yrcrazypa: With the laser rifle you can basically skip the entire fight by shooting her through the glass first.

You went through around half of it, I think.

I had the game for a little while, but various reasons prevented me from keeping it longer. One thing that kinda annoyed me is how much clutter it feels like there is in the environments, but I can't interact with any of it. Keep in mind, I'm not saying it's a huge deal. It's a very minor complaint and I recognize that. Just curious if it bugged anyone else.

Oh, well that makes sense now. I only picked up the weapon for kicks, so I'm glad it ended up worth it.

Considering the allure of picking up and re-arranging every gordamn potted plant and trashcan in Deus Ex and the time and inventory space it wasted, I am glad

Also, environments seemed exactly as cluttered as they should be to seem lived in based on their location. The first few are labs/have labs in them which tend to be more cluttery than office space, but I don't really see the environments as being cluttered after that.

I'm tempted to play through this game again, making full use of the knowledge of Box Forts, and leave them everywhere. I will be known as Adam "Box Fort" Jensen. I always did find it hilarious how I could drop heavy boxes and no one would ever notice.

I didn't say the clutter made no sense. I just wish it wasn't all glued in place.

I enjoy throwing soda cans at people.

There was that basketball...

Would the game have been cooler if we'd stomped into the labs and opened fire with full auto, and received return fire, and all the PCs and test tubes and racks and books and such spectacularly blew apart? Absolutely!

But would it be worth the potential framerate drop? I dunno!

Anyway it's not like there's any shortage of things to...move around...