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Edited by Reign of Bane:
12/12/2015 8:26:43 PM
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Dishonoured: Definitive Edition?
I recently got Dishonoured as a gift. [b]What are your feelings on this game #Gaming? [/b]
Any tips from those that have played any version of this game no matter which platform you played it on?
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Once you learn how to traverse the environment using abilities the game becomes a lot more fun. I would also suggest giving yourself certain rules to play by. I did an entire playthrough without killing anyone or even being spotted by an enemy.
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I rented it but couldn't get into it and I rarely can't get into a game but I might retry it again.
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1 Reply9/10 Great game I suggest a non-lethal play through, great fun
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Edited by IMAGE NOT FOUND: 12/13/2015 8:06:33 PMIt was really good, and also technically better on 360 - PS3 version had the usual screen tearing. Visuals don't look much different on next-gen, but the def edition has all the DLC, so it's a bargain
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Explore everything. The game can be really short if you just do the main objective and kill the targets every time. If you explore, you find hidden things, side quests, etc... There's so much to do, but by blindly following the quest line you'll miss most of it. Then again, the story is great. Played through it like 5 times (normal, no kills run, murder everything run, speed run, and no abilities run), had a blast every time.
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It's a really good game that allows the player to utilize a variety of playstyles. I played it back on 360.
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Dlc is great A really nice tie I'm glad I got to play. Definitely had a lot of time into the game in general an definitely has a good story
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I thought it was an incredible game. Played through only once but plan to play through again. The game allows for personal moral choices to be made, while still maintaining a linear quest line. However, additional things can be accomplished, whether or not to cause harm can be chosen by the player, and these things alter the outcome of the game. These types of games are interactive in a way that provokes introspection and philosophical inquiry in those who desire to delve deeper.
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1 ReplyTake your time on each level to get the most out of it and change up your style every so often and you'll have a lot of fun
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4 RepliesGot it and only played a bit of it went through just killing everything until I found out it gives you the bad ending. So I made a new game where I'm stealth only and I knockout rather then kill. Good game I've just had to many others to play to really get into it. I'm looking forward to The sequel though.
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1 ReplyDishonored is up there as one of my favorite games of all time. I just loved it for some reason. You'll love it if you are looking for an intricate story, an interesting setting and background, a challenge, and most of all; very good stealth mechanics.
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1 ReplyGet the hardest challenge over with first which is completing the game without killing anyone.
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1 ReplyThat game was extremely fun. I've never had so much fun completing achievements 100%. I've beaten it like 8 times! And I just picked up the X1 version as well. So I'll probably beat it 8 more times!
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5 RepliesIt feels a lot like Bioshock infinite. So if you like that style of game play then you'll probably like dishonored the same. But even though I've never finished the game, I thought the story was pretty neat.
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1 ReplyI played some of it and watched a playthrough. It's a very fun and different stealth game, the only downside being that it's quite short. My one tip will be that this is one of those games where the ending depends on how many people you kill and the things you do.
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2 RepliesExperiment with your powers. If you can combine them correctly, you can do some pretty cool shit!
