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Reader Discussion: Do You Play Deus Ex Using Stealth Or Lethal Means?
Today's cover reveal on Deus Ex: Mankind Divided got us thinking more about the series and how people approach it differently.
Part of the fun of Deus Ex is having a choice in how you approach situations. This extends to the gameplay, which allows you to play as stealthy or as lethal you want. Many people try to play through using one style throughout the games, while some prefer to switch it up depending on the situation. Personally, I always try to go the stealth route and avoid conflict when possible, but I do like getting fists involved when the situation gets out of hand. Plus, there's always that unfortunate slip-up, where you blow your cover and just decide you're going lethal.
As discussed in our cover reveal, It looks like Jensen will have some new augmentations in Deus Ex: Mankind to help him play as stealthy or lethal as he wishes. Which side will you choose? Did you have fun playing one way more than the other? Let us know in the comments below!
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