In Minecraft it means something because of the cause&effect relevance that directly emerges from the world blocks (lava kills, water drowns or drags etc., a cave can be searched and it can imprison you a bit, etc.), in Deus Ex the environment means something because it tells a story. Yes, Deus Ex is story-driven, and you can’t just do whatever you please, but you’re often in an environment in which you can look around for goodies, interact with people just for a bit more depth, play mini-missions, play real missions, decide to progress the story, and you can even choose how the story continues next, though that part is extremely under-developed.Ī second common element is: The environment means something to the player. There’s a common element in both games: The freedom of decision. “I like them both, so if we mix them, the resulting game must be great!” That’s not the flawed logic I’m using here.
He does considerably better in this next clip though, managing some sweet drifting shots on his enemies.What a nice spot to plug a text that I wrote but showed no one so far. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. It makes the player glide over the ground like they’re ice skating, which Twitch streamer “TheAstropath” discovered the hard way. Turns out, it’s pretty easy to bully someone using the Crowd Control function by giving them some icy fun. But it also has some quirkier additions, such as a throwing knives and swords only mode, and my personal favourite, ice physics. It does some of the usual things you’d expect, like changing item locations, weapons, NPCs, starting equipment. Made by modder “Die4Ever”, the Deus Ex Randomiser has tons of different effects that can be added to the game. The modder recently made the randomiser playable with Crowd Control too, which allows Twitch viewers to decide what interesting and downright unhelpful effects appear in a streamer’s game.
It’s a most that shuffles everything around, and can even add some weird and wonderful effects to the game. That’s exactly what you’ll find in the Deus Ex Randomiser. They’re truly some of the most fun you can have with a game you’ve completed hundreds of times, swapping out enemies, weapons and all sorts of things to make a game feel new – or incredibly chaotic.
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