Will Deus Ex: HR DLC have fridges?

Published 28 September, 2011 Duration 0:49

Squenix has the answer.

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  • glottis0 #1 8 months ago

    er...what!?

  • Zander #2 8 months ago

    It won't have fridges... but it might remind you of MGS 2

  • FogHeart #3 8 months ago

    Ah, the 'fridge. The biggest 'Do Not Disturb' sign I've ever put in front of a door.

  • udat #4 8 months ago

    I'm a fan of vending machines also, and carrying a hacked turret around to spray murderous death around an area never gets old either...

  • TruSmiles #5 8 months ago

    So instead of a late night snack we can throw people in to the sea? It's not quite the same feeling.

  • X #6 8 months ago

    As long as it doesn't make the game freeze I'm all for it :)

  • TheEarlOfZinger #7 8 months ago

    Just beat the third boss.

    Stun gun/ typhoon = none can defend

    Awesome game, will def. be picking this up.

  • username84 #8 8 months ago

    I hope they've taken out his 'folding arms way to high up his chest when talking' animation out.
    That sucked.

  • Lukree #9 8 months ago

    Blocking the doorways with vending machines was an easy way to wait for an elevator. :)

  • geeza2020 #10 8 months ago

    Snaaaaaaaaake!!!!!!!

  • miseryguts #11 8 months ago

    Is it just me, or does this dlc look a whole lot better than the main game (graphically) to anyone else..? almost as if they are using a different engine.

  • RobTheBuilder #12 8 months ago

    I just beat the second boss and i still haven't thrown anything, did I miss the buttons or something??

  • bushwod #13 8 months ago

    @miseryguts I read in an interview somewhere they've been able to improve the graphics since they finished the main game by improving the engine.

  • Lotos8ter #14 8 months ago

    I like a developer that doesn't take itself too seriously.
    Its the first time a fridge has been nerfed though

  • FeralJim #15 8 months ago

    FRIDGE NERFS? UNCALLED FOR? UNQUESTIONED? NO. I QUESTION THEM. THIS SHALL NOT STAND!

  • hiddenranbir #16 8 months ago

    Shittest trailer in the history of trailers.

  • Lemming81 #17 8 months ago

    Did anyone else find it weird that you couldn't open fridges?

  • hiddenranbir #18 8 months ago

    I found it weird you couldn't manipulate light switches or 90% of things in the world.

  • evnewell #19 8 months ago

    I am two days into fighting Namir, the third boss. Yes, I went to the limb clinic and got the stupid chip upgrade.

    I knew it was a trap all along, but stupidly I asked myself, 'how bad can it be, I just want to see what happens.'

    It's bad. No Typhoon and I have no grenades. This shit is impossible.

    wish I had a fridge...
    Edited by evnewell at 28/09/11 @ 17:25

  • Scimarad #20 8 months ago

    Wait on the other side of the wall when he's jumping over and hit the stealth kill button - easy victory!

  • Alkeno #21 8 months ago

    @evnewell It's doable, believe me, it took me 50 attempts on Deus Ex difficulty and no augmentations, but I did it.

    When the game loads just don't walk forward, go back and down the elevator and loot the hell out of the previous section (it's huge). Get the laser gun if you didn't find it before, get all the ammo that's left behind... Also remember that the golden boxes below the moving statues in the boss fight ARE ammo depots (they just don't glow because your augmented eyes are switched off). Then it's just a matter of running away from him, waiting on the corners, firing EVERYTHING and running to the other corner... again and again.

    Although, the easiest way was hacking the turret to attack enemies and take it with you to the encounter (that wasn't an option for me as I only had level 3 hacking).

    That stupid chip is my second biggest complaint about the game, after crap boss fights. It's just lame that one option makes you a dummy and gives you no workaround and the other has no penalty whatsoever. It's a faulty game mechanic, the game was pretending to make you choose between two evils (a TYM chip that looked evil or staying as you were, having augmentation glitches or worse in the long run)... but it was a fake option. And changing it was considered an EXP-awarding secondary mission!!! It might fit somehow plotwise once you defeat the guy, but in a game meant to allow you to play as you like this kind of decision feels like treason. Did not like.

    End rant.