We are back with another instalment of the Deus Ex Human Revolution guide to the Pacifist achievement. Speed is of the essence in this video as running through each section as fast as shown in the video allows you to skip dialogue of guards and even skip some of their longer more complicated patrol patterns. The first set of guards you encounter is troublesome at times as they are the first and some of the only random guards in the game, occasionally the left guard will stay and the right guard will go, if this happens then you are in for a harder patrol pattern, as the right guard pauses for a shorter amount of time at the end of each patrol. Jumping off the balcony at the second segment allows for a patrol skip amounting to more than 3 minutes of game-play, more if you are going lethal.

This is the last of the short videos, here on out each video will be 8 minutes or longer, with full commentary on complex play sections. The run is segmented however each segment will be tied together as it has in this video. Thank-you for watching, let’s get that Pacifist achievement / trophy shall we?

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Every gamer worth his salt has played at least part of the Half Life series, so when you find out a team has made a mod for Half Life 2 that recreates the original game in high definition, it’s hard to pass not to get excited. I am of course referring to Black Mesa. With this in mind I started a conversation with a friend and I asked if they would play Black Mesa and they responded in a way I didn’t expect, “Nah, i dont see the point bro, i have half life source!” and it got me thinking, is there any point in playing Black Mesa? In this video we go through a bunch of the things wrong with Black Mesa, but ultimately come to the conclusion that yes, its worth playing, but you’ll have to watch to find out why.

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Be it for E-Penis, gamer-score, pride or just the challenge, Deus Ex: Human Revolution has an achievement called Pacifism, completing the game without killing anyone with the exception of the games incredibly difficult bosses. What better way to introduce myself to this beautiful website than to throw up a walk-through of one of my favourite games in recent years? With that said, let’s get started with the first stealth section of the intro sequence.

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