What is the difference in gameplay of invisible war and Deus Ex: Human Revolution?

[TamaraAce]

I have pre-ordered DXHR Green Man game (you only need the key now), but I have curious if anyone else is like me: I've never played the original game, and I really do not care that because of his age. However, he played the second half, Invisible War, and enjoyed it immensely. He made another bet recently, actually. The only thing that bothered me was the level of bad death and hell inventory system, but that was it. Everything else was spot on. I also loved how the issue was about rebuilding a broken world. I know my expectations will be easy to meet, given the reputation of the Invisible War as a "game of a minor" compared to "big" Deus Ex, but I hope that the problem of waste and inventory levels seedy corrected in human resources.

[BethanyI]

Invisible War is not a bad game, but it was just a bad sequel. Certainly would not call it "minor." It just failed to be the game fans of the original wanted. I recommend playing the original. You're depriving a really good gaming experience. And considering you can get for about $ 10, there's really no reason not to.

[Anahera]

As the levels of bad death, I'm sure it will be different. I did not test the material was filtered, but I was always under the impression that small levels of GI were in large part because it is primarily designed for consoles. not that I have anything against consoles, there is a Wii, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 2 in my house, but the first generation of the console that was developed to place limitations on the size or level of what I read. Playing the original would probably be a fun thing to do while waiting for human resources. You should give it a try.

[Carita Carlos]

The levels are much larger in human resources. IW levels are small due to the very small amount of memory the Xbox, it was a problem considering how interactive environments are IW (i.e., the objects were not fixed like they are in human resources). IW engine also was terrible. As for inventories, human resources is a network with drag and drop interface on the computer, similar to the original game. You really should play the original. It's a classic for a reason.

[Hadriel]

You're probably in a better position than most, because the only way is up. But seriously IW had the basics, but things got in the way stupid, universal ammunition. I would also add that I would not let age worry if that is all that prevents you from playing the best game of all time. Graphics become irrelevant when you start getting into the meat of the original. Moreover, apart from dynamic shadows, IW is not so great. I thoroughly enjoyed both games, the first more, but the second is not as bad as people that would be.

[JErastus]

Invisible War was decent. Human revolution is much more. They really are a special place. In a way I think you should go play DX1 Human Revolution before coming, but part of me believes that the best way for you would be nothing but wait for the new game, and Deus Ex experience and that is better in all that black gold is HD glory.

[Cain]

Indeed, these were the only problems I had with the game. Level I understand the limitations are due to the consoles (I'm still not an excuse). And the load whenever the transition to a new area, it is annoying, although I am sure that this was due to limitations caused by the consoles. The universal ammo, I had a big problem, as my main weapon in my first run through the GI were silenced pistol, silenced sniper rifle, EMP grenades, and the occasional use of shotgun. Ammunition was never really a problem for me until the end of the game where I was struggling to get something. I also thought it was a lack of things to do first in my initial playthrough, but now, returning a second time, I realize that I did not have the proper biomods or credits for certain things, so knowing this, and find out what I did is immensely rewarding and fun.

[Amy_i3]

As for the plot, I found it very interesting to see how a world that was already on the downslide could be pushed even more after the events of the first game (although I found it a little hard to believe that all three finals happened at the same time together. I would have much preferred the Dark Ages end myself as the official end, it makes more sense).