#Deus ex too dark mod#
#Deus ex too dark drivers#
#Deus ex too dark Patch#

Before I say anything else, for the record, my life appears to be Mirrors Edge but I must be one of the pedestrians down on the street who misses all the interesting stuff. Simple one button settings for those who don't want to get into the weeds of things, but the option to get into those weeds and tailor the game to your desires.

Someone who runs in shooting is going to absolutely care about their own health and that of their enemies.

Someone who sneaks through the game unseen by anyone isn't going to give a damn about their health, or their enemies' health, is going to care less than most about the number of items available, but the number of enemies might make a huge difference since a larger crowd is harder to evade. Partially because even for a single person certain changes might cancel out (maybe making yourself and your enemies more durable leads to the same difficulty for you but longer battles) but also because it varies from person to person. Obviously the easiest possible is when you have the most health, your enemies have the least, you have the most items to find, and there are the fewest enemies, and the hardest possible is the opposite, but it's probably impossible to classify all of those that fall in between on a linear scale of 254 difficulty levels from least difficult to most. Loot quantity: Not sure but I think this might be the Jedi Knight way ( Jedi Knight is the sequel to Dark Forces).ДЄs I recall (I haven't re-installed TNM since my hard drive was replaced) each slider had 4 settings meaning that there were 256 possible combinations.

#Deus ex too dark mod#

The Nameless Mod (TNM) a modification for Deus Ex, had preset difficulty levels like its parent game, but also included the option to have a custom level at which point the player was presented with four sliders:Д®nemy health: Can't think of a game off the top of my head that does this. Getting shot in easy was not the same as getting shot in hard or realistic. It might, possibly, have also had the number of items changed.Дeus Ex (which I've been writing about) took a completely different route, it changed the amount of damage the player could sustain. Hardest difficulty and every enemy that was programmed into the game was there, easiest and there were a lot fewer.

#Deus ex too dark drivers#

Which version of DirectX do you have (7.1 or 8.0 - or the new 8.1 beta)? Because the 6.50 Detonator 3 drivers for the Geforce range of cards are best for DX7.1 (available from and the 7.x or above (10.80 are the best apparently) unofficial Detonator 3 drivers (available from are best for DX8.0.So, I was going to be waiting around in school for a while and re-installed Mirror's Edge * to pass the time, Ended up not using it much because I got distracted by something else, but I played it afterward and it got me thinking about difficulty settings, and graphics settings, but this will be about difficulty.ДЄ lot of things can make a game difficult, and thus a lot of things can make it easier or more difficult depending on how they are tweaked.Дark Forces, if I'm remembering correctly **, had only one thing changed by changing difficulty level: The number of enemies. You'll probably notice a big difference in in-game performance with your card as well after installing this. It's much smaller than the multiplayer patch.

#Deus ex too dark Patch#

In fact, if you are just interested in the single player game then you should stick to the latest single player patch which is available from many places including (see link above).

NVidia cards can run in OpenGL which this patch supports.ДЄnyway, you don't need to get the 30MB patch unless you are planning to play multiplayer anytime soon - the 30 meg patch is the multiplayer patch. The reason I was asking about Glide is that NVidia cards do not run in 3DFX Glide mode, only 3DFX cards (like the Voodoo) run in Glide mode. Deus Ex supports Open GL with the new single player patch ( ).