LIVE STREAM | Deus Ex: Mankind Divided - Part 1 | DAI DOES IT ALONE | TWINS OF RAGE | PS4 Gameplay

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Published on August 27, 2019 6:50:27 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8NtHccN8To

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Deus Ex: Mankind Divided (2016)

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Let's Play

Duration: 4:15:49

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Welcome to another edition of Dai Does It Alone. This is the first of 2 live streams of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided on the PS4.

NOTE: Dai got bored and didn't finish it. But there's still around 8 hours worth of content for you to enjoy!

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LIVE STREAM | Deus Ex: Mankind Divided - Part 1 | DAI DOES IT ALONE | TWINS OF RAGE | PS4 Gameplay

Wikipedia:
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is an action role-playing game with first-person shooter and stealth mechanics. Players take the role of Adam Jensen, a man equipped with mechanical cybernetic implants called augmentations.[3][4] The game's environments, ranging from open-world hubs to more scripted environments, are explored in first person; actions such as hiding behind cover, conversing with non-playable characters (NPCs) and some attack animations switch to a third-person view. In these environments, players can find NPCs that will advance the main story quest and optional side quests; completing quests and other actions such as finding hidden areas reward Adam with experience points (EXP). EXP unlock Praxis Points to upgrade his abilities. Also accessible are black-market vendors which supply equipment, materials and weapons for credits, the in-game currency.[3][5][6]

Players can approach situations in a number of ways; a violent approach shoots their way through environments while using cover to hide from enemy fire. Adam can take a stealthy approach, avoiding guards and security devices (again using cover to avoid enemy sight lines). He can move between cover elements and around corners while staying hidden. The melee takedown system offers lethal and non-lethal options, in addition to a variety of lethal and non-lethal weapons. Adam can move the bodies of enemies into hiding places, preventing them from being seen and raising an alarm.[3][6][7] Adam's augmentations can be acquired and upgraded with Praxis Kits bought from vendors, found in the game environments or automatically unlocked by gathering enough EXP; higher-level augmentations require more Praxis Kits to unlock. Augmentation functions range from passive enhancements to Adam's vision or damage resistance; to active upgrades, such as increased strength or the ability to fall from great heights without being injured. Some augmentations are dependent on Adam's energy level, deactivating after energy has been drained.[5][6][7][8] Other "Overclock" abilities force players to deactivate another augmentation to allow them to work.[9]

Non-lethal and lethal weapons, bought or picked up from enemies, can be modified with parts salvaged from other areas. New components and elements, such as the single-use multitool unlocking devices, can be bought from vendors or built from salvage in each area. Using salvage to craft new components requires blueprints discovered in the overworld.[4][5][8]Adam can hack a variety of devices, with the hacking divided into two modes. The first has Adam hacking static devices such as computers, which triggers a minigame allowing players to capture points (nodes) and access a device. The second mode involves hacking devices such as laser traps and security robots, triggering an altered minigame where zones on a graph must be triggered to deactivate a device within a time limit.[3][4]

Adam converses with NPCs about the main and side quests, and some of the conversations add information to the game's world. He has several conversation options, which affect its outcome; choosing the correct option can help complete objectives, and choosing an incorrect option closes the route and forces the player to find an alternate solution. A "social" augmentation better reads an NPC's expression and evaluates their psychological profile, improving the chance of selecting the correct dialogue option.[3][4][8] Most boss battles can be negated by using certain dialogue options.[3]

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