Deus Ex Series Retrospective - The Rageaholic

[@XainEisenhart]

The irony with the Human Revolution "racism" controversy, is that the character wasn't written to speak that way. It was the idea of the black voice actress who wanted to portray the character that way. But some big fat white guy said its offensive to black people.

[@InitialFailure]

These issues would continue, for years to come...

[@tomnorton4277]

Just remember that the people who scream the loudest about racism are always more racist than the people they're screaming at.

[@wakesake]

The legend goes: Every time you mention Deus Ex someone will install it. The original is my favourite game of all time

[@AegixDrakan]

See, I found a way around that legend. I just never uninstall it. :P

[@wakesake]

come on now, you know you want it

[@ThatGamingRedmage]

Aegix Drakan But that implies you've already installed it. The legend lives on.

[@AndersKjeldgaardNielsen]

The same goes for System Shock 2. :)

[@AegixDrakan]

Anders Kjeldgaard Nielsen And Vampire the Masquerade bloodlines. ;)

[@AlphaOmegaSin]

The gameplay footage that was used to describe the game as Paranoid, Morose, Morally Ambiguous, and Atmospheric made me laugh my ass off. Double thumbs up to you good sir.

[@novic329]

that Jim sterling burn tho!

[@Dakayto]

What a shame.... He was a GEP gun....

[@ughhim83]

Deus ex is unforgivably underrated.

[@SpectreN7OfTamriel]

Underrated?lol its been rated by most outlets as near pefect,dont know what you mean

[@ughhim83]

Everyone and their mother knows of BF, COD and TLOU but I get blank stares if I ask about Deus Ex. That and Invisible War was a brief but fantastic xb classic that did not get the love it deserved IMO.

[@jackschnider5762]

Hell yeah. I have played only the original and Human Revolution, but this fact pisses me off so badly nonetheless.

[@julianbell9161]

I agree fucking nobody I know has even heard of Deus Ex, not even Human Revolution!

[@IlayYoeli]

A game considered by many to be the best PC game of all time, how could it practically be underrated

[@Eirik_Bloodaxe]

I kinda want a 2020 re-re cap of this game from Razorfist.

[@SmokedRye]

Agreed

[@darellhainline1943]

Dues Ex Human Revoultion is one of my favorite games of all time.

[@filthycasual8404]

Same here bro

[@Veolynn13]

He isn't going to actually hunt you down if you don't play it-- [door bell] Hang on, someone's at the door... [long pause] RazorFist here. Don't repeat the mistakes made by the singing corpse that used to be GammaWALLE. God fucking speed.

[@tonyc.0451]

JC Denton: _"He was a good man. What a rotten way to die."_

[@Veolynn13]

I've at least bought the game, so I'm partially back from the dead.

[@tonyc.0451]

GammaWALLE Then find plenty of time to play it. My former classmates had opportunities to play the game on their own, but they were foolish by saying "no."

[@Veolynn13]

Tony Chang -wow, that was fast.- I've been prioritizing buying the stealth games recommended by Razorfist and what I've personally liked what I saw with playthroughs. As a result, I'm debating as to whether I should play my newly purchased copies of Splinter Cell (chaos theory and double agent), Deus Ex (GOTY edition and human revolution), and -don't judge me- MGS HD first. So far, the first two choices are the more likely as I'm not touching Metal Gear until I have at least the first (which I haven't bought yet), but on the other hand, Metal Gear's obnoxious cartoonyness might be just what I need to make my introduction to M-rated games as smooth as possible. Not planning on playing 4 or 5 though. Or any of the non-numbered besides Revengeance. I should not be saying this on a Rageaholic video. Sorry, Razorfist :(

[@tonyc.0451]

+GammaWALLE Razorfist: _"Your funeral."_

[@thackraysherpa]

Deus Ex 1 is still my favourite game of all time. Must have played through all the way 10 times.

[@Terenin]

For someone who rages on Hentai and anime so much, you have a disturbingly large folder of hentai themed images... ...something you want to tell us, Mr.Fist? :D

[@TheRageaholic]

...the fact that five seconds spent looking at the credits of this video will confirm that not I, but Terran Gell, edited this together?

[@Terenin]

***** That is quite true. Also I do hope you got that I was being jovial here :) It does create a funny paradox though that you point out your opinion on anime at regular intervals, and yet it's richly used through your reviews, that got a good chuckle out of me.

[@havoc092]

+Tomas Ragarin "So having learned this about me, would you say I like or dislike bread?" LOL. Awesome.

[@Terenin]

***** ... congrats. you lost me. Clarify? :P

[@Terenin]

***** I get your point, however, I did not say anywhere that Fist hated anime, I cracked a joke about his position about anime not matching the imagery being used in his video's and so on. Course, he's not the one editing, and I did not remember that at the time.

[@TheRPGMinx]

Youve made me want to try and play the second game again, I may even give it a recording whirl ;)

[@lonestar6709]

Deus Ex is gaming's strongest series. Serious. _Deus Ex:_ Masterpiece. No question. 10/10. _Invisible War:_ Spectacularly underrated Cyberpunk noir, with a killer twist. 9/10 _Human Revolution:_ Directors Cut gives all the brilliance of the original, and irons out the awful bosses. No excuse to not play now. 9.5/10. _Mankind Divided:_ The densest, most elegant actioner in ages. 9/10. Give the Call of Duty shit a rest, or whatever Sony are belching out this month, and hunt down these games. You won't regret it.

[@buffalopigeon]

For real, man. Invisible War was pretty damn good despite the environmental tone being a little too distant from the first. Great soundtrack too. I'm currently playing it again. I notice it's got a claustrophobic, hyper futuristic cheese happening while the first had gritty Y2K familiarity. Cool vid

[@adamhamilton8524]

Invisible war was so fucked up. I've attempted to play that game about 5 different times on 5 different platforms and computers. All of them had trouble getting the game started. The game really needs a reboot with the software.

[@FindecanorNotGmail]

+Paxton Gilmore I loved Invisible War. Sure, the tone was different but the gameplay and story was a continuation of the original, through and through. However... it had really tiny levels and long loading times between each to be able to squeeze it in on the XBox and that, I think, is what people remember the most from it If the PC version hadn't had those limitations then it would have been a great game.

[@seanrogers212]

I will admit I like Invisible War, Not as much as the first one or Human Revolution but still its a great game

[@UsmevavyPanacek]

Would it though? Even if I could get over what you said and that fucked up universal ammo system, the useles augmentations were kind of deal breaker. I'm intriqued to try again for story, but every time I remember that ruined augs , it makes me too sad to try..

[@chriscormac231]

remake time!

[@SefniAsheforr]

I'm a youngion who was born in 1995, so I originally missed on Deus Ex. However, during my last year of high school I went through quite the conspiracy phase and came across the scene where Sarif tells Adam about the Illuminati. That fascinated me and made me eventually buy Human Revolution. After beating that game (and loving it) and owning it for a couple years I came across some videos that talked about the original Deus Ex. Embarrassingly, I didn't even know HR was the 3rd in a series and after finding out how easy it would be to run Deus Ex on my old PC I ventured into what would be one of the best games I've ever played.

[@FuzzyChubbyPurpleUnicorn]

This is exactly me except im from 93 lol

[@Crowley9]

I like Invisible War. A Lot. In addition to the boss fights, one of my biggest criticisms of Human Revolution is that it is weighed greatly in favour of stealth gameplay. Not only do you get much more experience by taking down enemies stealthily, but also the difficulty levels have a negligible effect on a stealth playthrough.

[@palagius9149]

Deus Ex is not a stealth game _solely_. It's an RPG that has different ways to approach a given situation, such as stealth and combat.

[@eziospaghettiauditore8369]

Yeah even the first deus ex you could totally run-and-gun or you could stealth but human Revolution it's just so much easier to stealth

[@SystemEncephale]

I remember playing Deus Ex when it was released. I still can’t decide between it and Metal Gear Solid, which is my all time most loved game. Really appreciate this video Razorfist.

[@MrDoomGuy93]

I wholeheartedly agree with you on Invisible War. I enjoyed the hell out of it! I loved the music, atmosphere and I'm just a sucker for anything in the cyberpunk genre. I don't know if that's a character flaw on my part, but I don't really care.

[@YLS8763]

Same page, man. Sure I don’t think IW is as good as the first game, but no other game is! I’ve always loved it regardless.

[@adamlewis4123]

Absolutely brilliant articulation. Im very pleased to see humor hasn't died at the upper IQ levels. You just earned a subscriber.

[@madcat789]

I like how even nine years ago, you had a good motto at the end of every video. God fucking speed indeed.

[@MerlinTheCommenter]

What are you smoking? 😂 it’s shit. You dorks are hilarious. This guy is such a cheesy cornball of a KZbinr, no wonder people doxxed him. They should call him Relic, not Rageaholic.

[@Tommy-5684]

Invisible war was my introduction to this stellar series of games i loved it and yet remrmber being told that it was a pile of ass

[@johndee2990]

I remember it was one of the first games I got with my Xbox (gen1) as my PC was on the edge of outdated (loved playing Diablo, Starcraft and Starfleet Command, but Battlefield 1942 was a nightmare and that wasn't because of the bullshit default control settings when you plugged in a controller) The game was better looking and ran faster than most of my Friend's Rigs at the time, plus it was too much for their Computers. (Highschoolers aren't going to shell out $600 for the necessary upgrades when we got free shit from Coding Class) It was around that time that PC Mastercard (TM) Apes were engaged in the unending Trolling campaign we know today.. Good going guys, I was a PC gamer with an outdated Rig who manged to streamline enough processes to keep it viable one year longer than it should've and You pushed me into the Console Crowd. Anyway, I spent four years putting Devastating Viruses into critical files on Free Download Sites and I think we managed an actually "Trusted" site for I think it was a Diablo "Complete Edition". Judging from Comments left by Angry Users.. we made an impact on some folks. Seems that trend didn't die down cause basically nobody trusts a free download or Pirate Game without Quarantining the thing for 24hrs.. You can thank the Coders they pissed off by being Basement Dwelling Elitists, we were kids with no money and a cheaper alternative you decided to shit on.. Hope they liked getting a Rig Bricked

[@IkariRecca]

Thank you!! I thought I was the only one who loves Deus Ex: Invisible War 💞 I played the game so much that I figured how to play different factions against each other to maximize the amount of money and Augmentation Canisters. I also love the soundtrack and you can see the prophetic nature of NG Resonance on Social Media. Love the Music too!! Viva and Barnes sent me here! Great vid!

[@AlphaOmegaSin]

I'm back for round 2 of the upload lol

[@ArnieMcStranglehold]

This is one of the best videos I've ever watched of yours. That ending. Oh god.

[@drewm3807]

Reviewing Invisible War without playing the clip "I would love to be your chamber boy." I expected more out of you, Razor.

[@ExplodedFiber]

Thoroughly enjoyed this, the 50th of episodes. Congratz and keep up the good work.

[@constantin5509]

Fucking hell man, my ribbs are hurting so much any minute now I'm expecting them to crack and leave me a fucking pile of broken mass on the floor! *Soooo* fucking funny, and that jab at Jim Sterling has me rolling on the ground in laughter even today!!!

[@HQ_Default]

I got into Deus Ex less than a month ago, and it immediately became one of, if not my absolute favorite game of all time.

[@remke5137]

Man the nostalgia for this video

[@safiullahhussaini]

Oh man, this made my day today! And xRazorFistx, I LOVED your review style. I agree with every tiny bit of that review. Keep headbanging and keep pwning.

[@maph12]

Man, I was not around for Razorfist this far back. 2012 was a different time.

[@DaBatinBuddies]

THANK YOU!!! I thought I was the only one who liked Invisible War. I mean it's my least favorite in the series but still packed with way more solid content than most games on the market. I dumped a lot of time into that game and don't regret a single second. I even spent hours in the Tarsus Facility basketball court using a glitch on the unconscious bodies of the Order Church raid team to freeze them midair and make it look like they were in the middle of an NBA dunk contest. ...man I had way too much time on my hands when I was a kid.

[@Sad_Elf]

I will never tire of razor's jim sterling insults

[@KaedeSmithOfTheKiller7]

Thank you RazorFist. I had no idea what I was going to do this weekend, but I found this video and noticed that the Deus Ex collection is on sale on Steam right now. I bought Human Revolution along with the DLC ( bought the other two last year) and it's brilliant so far. Keep up the good work man!

[@HS12341000]

Haven't played Deus Ex, bring it the fuck on man! I'll take you the fuck down! ... Also while your hunting me down, would you mind bringing over a copy of Deus Ex so I can play it?

[@KopfTrommel]

If you're a PC gamer I'd suggest getting the first (and probably the second game) on Steam.

[@holythirteenx1]

ИX Gangrel no gog.com why get stuck with drm when you don't have to?

[@KopfTrommel]

holythirteenx1 Good point. Usually I recommend games through Steam.

[@holythirteenx1]

ИX Gangrel Ah, Valve doesn't need the money so much, GoG gives you refunds, has no drm, you really should give them your money whenever possible. Valve needs the competition.

[@KopfTrommel]

holythirteenx1 You're very right. I'm only familiar with Steam, hence why I mention it. My copy of all the Deus Ex games are actually retail. As with most of my other games.

[@Kogerii]

I played Invisible War before the original and could not see the huge differences folks insisted existed between the games, making the sequel so much worse. Folks were impressed greatly by the original because it had no predecessor and their standards were raised for the sequel so it struck them less. The only other complaint might be how the 3 endings are fused together but I found that solution elegant. Otherwise you'd need three shorter IWs.

[@johndee2990]

Skedar Ending is Best Ending

[@tonyc.0451]

Thank the Rageaholic for dry-humping one of the most influential video game franchises ever even though he'd rather go to town with the equally awesome original Thief from the late 90's. To this day I still remember Deus Ex because of the story, the music, and the decent set of solutions to whatever was in the player's way. Even the game's bugs and glitches made the franchise fun. Here's hoping that guys like the Rageaholic will merge with Helios someday because perhaps they might do a better job at running the world. I could go on, but others have already done that.

[@kalackninja]

love the dokken shirt and i really enjoy the fact that you've been constantly shitting on jim this whole time

[@ScreaminMime]

These reviews are awesome, it's obvious you guys put a lot of work into them.

[@AllCanadiaReject]

I started with Invisible War. I liked it too.

[@ASolidOpinion]

I've been replaying Deus Ex and then you make a video about it. It's like you can read my mind!

[@AngelRipper1023]

Ever since RazorFists's Deus Ex: Human Revolution review I have wanted to play Deus Ex. Thanks to the other comments and Steam I now know that Deus Ex is on sale until June 25. I can't wait to try out the series. Yet another great retrospective by RazorFist, as always.

[@samutley5778]

2:10 Was that a pregnant lady or was that amy schumer

[@VB-1704]

razor, why has it taken so long for youtube to recommend your videos to me? you are absolutely among the best video game channels on youtube.

[@TorriK0_tv]

God I cannot believe it, your 50th episode, and like all others, this was fucking awesome. Congrats, and here's to 50 more episodes Razorfist.

[@chrisrustad1745]

You could be a top 10 KZbinr if you sold out. But you have your dignity. You the man! Great channel.

[@TheBibliofilus]

I bow in awe of your awesomeness Razorfist.

[@muffinsanobviousname]

Played it, beat it. Loved every second of it, right down to the locals and an item management system that more games need, the way levels can handled in multiple ways, and even the hacking which thankfully wasn't some "hold X to hack" but an actual fleshed out minigame.

[@WolfLPer]

Where is that clip with denton saying "lets do this" from?

[@harryantony5714]

I think it's from the ps2 version

[@Toadcop98]

It's the final Cutscene from the ps2 version. In the pc version he says the same line just without the cgi.

[@196096009]

My favorite series of all time, I knew this would come eventually

[@CPUT99]

I have been a fan of yours for some time, and glad to have found your channel again after a large absence. A glitch I remember being present on the original Deus Ex was when the scientist/hacker dude gives you an augment canister later in the game, if you have a full inventory when he does so, they keep stacking up. Dragging with a right-click would put a 2nd layer to your inventory over the first, and allow you to carry more. I'm not sure if right-clicking and dragging outside the inventory was an actual method in the game or a fortunate consequence of having a full inventory at that part of the game. As Mankind Divided approaches I hope the series matches the heights that Human Revolution restored it to, although the epilogue chapter of that game was a massive letdown after an amazing beginning, middle, and less so climax... Mankind Divided's story seems to be getting the precursory knowledge of transhumanism well out of the way and focusing more on the dystopia following a possible singularity, but I am glad to see them continuing Adam Jensen's storyline. (possible SPOILERS from Human Rev / Deus Ex:) The allusions to Icarus in previous trailers of Human Revolution had me thinking the story was going to head a different direction than it ultimately did, and after seeing early footage of Mankind Divided I think they will continue that story arc (as far as Jensen possibly becoming AI (Icarus) of the original, perhaps as a digitized consciousness of some kind. I was thinking they were going to have Adam Jensen ascend as a conscious AI in a satellite or something hence the aerial allusions of the AI's name as well as the footage of Jensen in an early trailer rapidly ascending. I always confused Warren Spector as being the composer of the original, not the creator. I applaud Mccann's soundtrack to HumanRev quite a bit for several of its tracks. I have very limited experience with the second entry or the series, but didn't even play it until much after its release and thought it showed more signs of age than not. All this "TL:DR" aside, I'm a big fan of the series and stoked to see them continuing it one way or another, though as more entries are tallied onto it, I fear it may head the way of MGS / Star Wars in becoming too prevalent to remain as a singular set of classics...

[@mcneuroth]

Thank you!!! Deus Ex Invisible War was a great game finally someone is giving it the credit it deserves!

[@7graywolf7]

It's hard but with the right skill point allocation and augs you can breeze through the most difficult areas. Radar transparency + move silent + x-ray vision thingy + pistol skill and mini-crossbow + max computer/lockpicking/electronics makes you godlike in stealth.

[@superluigi121]

Here is clearly a man who knows how to contain his anger and yet, still erupt in such words of might and strength.

[@DirectorSmiley]

I saw Human Revolution on sale. Can I play this first and understand it?

[@TheRageaholic]

Absolutely! You might get a little more out of it if you play Deus Ex first, but you can absolutely enjoy DX:HR on its own terms.

[@Taverens_Pull]

bought it 2 weeks ago and it's pretty fucking awesome

[@Universalheart88]

The Rageaholic Why isn't Adam Jensen drowning up to his cyborg shades in pussy?!?!? He sure as hell is handsome enough and IMO he has more personality than Commander Shepard and Geralt combined!! Don't misunderstand me as a Hentai dating sim obsessed gamer. I'm not saying every M rated action/rpg should have sex scenes buuuut... it can't hurt Deus Ex's stellar reputation. Am I right?

[@violenceisbad6705]

Hr is a prequel. Yes.

[@B-26354]

The original Deus Ex is one of the greatest games ever made, never will we see a product written and produced in such a way in this modern gaming market and culture.

[@CobaltTheCrusader]

I bought Deus Ex: Human Revolution because of your review, recommended it to a friend as well. We both loved the game. So yeah, he's right here, play these games or else you may as well not live anymore.

[@Lastat1011]

would you recommend Deus Ex human revolution director's cut over the original version?

[@cybericarus1476]

I do, it's much better and you can use stealth against bosses in the director's cut

[@solhamer3502]

I want to like this video multiple times. Hell, all the likes I've ever given anything, I want to give to you for STANDING UP FOR INVISIBLE WAR, AN AWESOME GAME THAT IS TRULY UNDER-APPRECIATED.

[@paulfletcher1521]

Very entertaining retrospective, I wouldn't rate Invisible War quite as high as you did but I still enjoyed it and as an added bonus discovered one of my now favourite bands Kidney Thieves.

[@maxassasin911]

I had to ask, which one should i get. Deus Ex console or Deux Ex pc. I found out that i haven't played it yet, i palyed invisible war and fucking loved it. But seriously reply, which one should i get.

[@link5995]

It's really too bad that Invisible War won't work on most modern computers, and THANK YOU for being one of the only people to agree with me about Invisible War being a great game and the Deus Ex series as a whole being a masterpiece

[@TheFilipFonky]

Deus Ex doesn't have branching paths at all though apart from the literal last mission, and the dialogue is there to either know more or buy stuff. I don't get what you're talking about there at 3:40

[@TheFilipFonky]

Him mentioning "branching dialogue" shortly after that timestamp is what set me off, though you might be right that that's what he meant. I personally don't like how Human Revolution pushed the mass effect dialogue system, deus ex was never about dialogue paths and certainly not dialogue minigames.

[@richardthorndike6608]

ok any game you'd suggest for someone that still has a 360?

[@vagabondgamer2695]

My PC is crap and I usually prefer to play on consoles, so am I missing out too much if I play the PS2 version instead of the PC one??

[@ghfjfghjasdfasdf]

Amazing Review! It was Poetic from start to finish.

[@timinou9915]

"Invisible War my ass !!!" Ross Scott 😜

[@miken6835]

This guy is hilarious and awesome

[@redheadboyyy123]

2:23what movie is that

[@drag0nfig0]

You have a way with words. Well done, this video looks like it took quite a bit of effort.

[@TheOcean21]

Unpopular opinion: I love the PC/PS2 Deus Ex franchise. The narrative, stealth, fps and futuristic/noir aspects are great. I'm playing Deus Ex: Human Revolution, even 5 years since I last played it

[@4cJoe]

Hey Razorfist, I was hoping either you or any strapping rageaholic can help me. I got the Deus Ex sale bundle not too long ago and whenever I try to launch Deus Ex or Invisible War I get an error that says "Failed to find Steam." Is this simply a matter of uninstalling and re-installing or is it a matter of my computer having a certain processor or what? I'd really appreciate any feedback. Thanks.

[@LostMercenary99]

FINALLY!! Someone else who loved Invisible War!!!

[@totaltwister]

I rented Human Revolution and returned it within the first two minutes because I got killed my the VERY FIRST two enemies in the beginning. Should I give it a second chance? Even though entire color pallet is gold, I feel I was a bit too harsh.

[@TheBdog113]

What's the mod from 13:49 and on? Looks good!

[@ShiroKreuz]

I finished Deus Ex HR 6 times, godlike game. I still havent played the first and second game, I'll do it sometime in the future.

[@apugalypse_now]

The first game is one of the best of all time, right up there with Thief2 and Half Life. Human Revolution pales by compare.

[@ShiroKreuz]

Ezra Silvershekelstein I love Thief 2 such a great game. I haven't played the original Deus Ex yet though.

[@Oedurribeiro]

ShiroKreuz Play it. I finished the game about an hour ago incredible in every aspect ever,exept graphics.

[@AegixDrakan]

First game is amazing and more deep than HR....But it's also really clunky. As much as I think the first game was the deeper game, I prefer HR just because it smoothed out all the kinks.

[@miketacos9034]

I played Deus Ex 1 a few months before DXHR was released, and I was blown away by how well DX1 aged; not because of graphics, but because of gameplay. If you thought DXHR was awesome (and it totally was), you'll be pleasantly surprised by how open and customizable DX1 is. And then when I got around to playing DXHR, I was overall very pleased with the improvements they made, like streamlined combat. I did miss the GEP Gun, though...

[@LightningSpartan]

Can you do a retrospective on the system shock series or just review one of them?

[@Trancemaster2052]

Deus Ex is my favorite game of all-time. I've played hundreds of games over the years but nothing has come close to being like the experience of playing Deus Ex. Invisible War wasn't as good but it was still a great game IMO. Human Revolution really impressed me with how much it captured the spirit and feel of the original Deus Ex but also incorporated modern gameplay elements. I really hope a 4th entry in the series comes in the foreseeable future.

[@GA-KO.]

Well well either its a coincidence or sheer brilliance but this was perfectly in the eye of a Deus ex steam sale. Well done Razorfist well fucking done.

[@SamuraiGen]

It's nice to know that I'm not alone in my love of both Invisible War and Deadly Shadows.

[@youreadiseaseimthecure1986]

RazorFist, which one is your favourite Deus Ex game ? DX 1 or DX MD ?

[@saintsknight986]

Any recommend patches for Deus Ex 1 and 2?

[@shakersword]

Finally...Finally someone who also LOVES invisible war!

[@TheSequelWasBetter]

I don't know which I liked more: the genuine appreciation of Invisible War, or the Savatage cover at the end.

[@CerberusX10]

Hey Razorfist I've been wondering. I've seriously been considering buying the GOTY edition of deus ex 1 off of steam. I'm really intruiged by the permice and I'd really like to play an openly approachable FPS game. But I've heard some people talking about how the old engine barely runs on new computers. Did you have any problems playing this game or did it all check out for you?

[@xGarrettThiefx]

Great review ! Can't wait to see what they are going to do with Thief 4.

[@gunblade7303]

and Perfect timing for this review, all the Deus Ex games are on sale on steam.

[@EJAentertainment]

Yes he has. He expressed his thoughts about it on the Hate Bit Podcast.

[@Rikku12e]

RazorFist thanks for introducing me to this awesome series I just got to the point where I can get into pc gaming and you tell it how it is and if a game is worthy of your praise its got to be good and once I beat this series I'm moving onto the Thief series and for anybody who cares the complete deus ex series is on sale on steam for under 5 dollars

[@gavinlongshanks5946]

Deus EX aged well, and so did this review. What would be a word that describes an 8 year old retrospective? For that matter, what would be a word that describes playing a game in 2020, from 2000, that envisioned the cyber-dystopian 2020's?

[@Cjstylez407]

"Some people speak like a Zatarains commercial fucking deal with it" haha first video I seen of your work and its delightful. You have my subscription. 👍

[@AegixDrakan]

So I started playing Invisible War, after re-watching this retrospective and realizing I had it installed via Steam. I honestly don't know why people hate on it. Yeah, the small maps are a pain, and universal ammo is a bit annoying....but so far I'm loving it. It's got most of the charm and quirks of the first game, with a lot less clunkyness. I like it. :D

[@AegixDrakan]

Welp, finished invisible war. Definitely a worthy sequel. And I like how they actually gave us the whole picture for the endings this time. Definitely a worthy conclusion for the story.

[@Shapeies]

are you going to review Silent Hill HD collection? I just wanna see what a fan like you might think?

[@deadcowgaming]

where'd you get that original dx alpha/beta footage? forgot where it is

[@RaiRaiRai999]

I'm curious as to your opinion of Alpha Protocol, it felt a lot more to me like a successor to the original Deus Ex than either of the official sequels.

[@Lieutenant_Dude]

Deus Ex 1 was a fantastic game. I had so much fun killing the Illuminati's ultimate death machine, Simons, by literally putting a ton of bombs on the door and just luring him past it.

[@TurningJappanesse]

The first Deus Ex game is my favorite game of all time hands down. That game got me interested in other stealth games and the Thief series 'cause they are somewhat similar.

[@jordash255]

Just picked up Human Revolution for 2 bucks from a local game store. This is my first playthrough of any Deus Ex game and I am thoroughly enjoying it. I almost feel bad for paying only 2 dollars for such an engaging game.

[@RavenPest]

I'm very interestend in what you could say about Valkyria Chronicles - my favorite game of all times beside HL. Did you play it? Despite being my favorite, I know you would do a great review

[@SmokeRedsRockBeds]

Could NOT agree MORE with your view on Invisible War... Very well said, man, I also cannot see why it was judged so harshly. Same as Thief: Deadly Shadows, one of my favorite games.

[@Blackemperess]

I will be perfectly honest; I thought you had sliced in an audio log from some other game or film when you played Triss's scene. My brain damn near imploded when I actually played the game to find out that was all Triss. However; there are two flies doing the backstroke in the ointment. I found the simon says take downs to be really annoying and the cover system/pop-out-cover mechanic to be a complete nightmare.