Overclocking allows you to unlock some really cool experimental augments like remote hacking and Titan armour, but without Vaclav’s upgrade you’ll have to permanently sacrifice another augment to use them.Įven if you’re going down the nuts-on-the-table lethal path, hacking is hugely useful. Follow this quest even if you ignore all others, because if you do, Vaclav will use the item you retrieve to solve Jensen’s overclocking problem, which is invaluable in the late game. Very early on you’ll receive a quest to help your augmentation specialist, Vaclav, with a sensitive matter involving a local crime boss. Most skills, including the Typhoon augment, have a pacifist setting, but make sure you’ve equipped the right ammo. If you don’t care about that stuff then go nuts, but if you want to reach the end without a single mortality (and that includes the final boss), then pick skills that facilitate stealth and non-lethal attacks. While it’s possible, and perfectly acceptable, to generalise your augmentations and play however you like, there’s an achievement / trophy for beating the game without killing anyone. This little collection of beginner’s tips will help you guide Jensen through the mother of all bad weekends. As tensions rise between Augmented and Natural human beings, you’ll often be forced to make tough choices, or find yourself up to your neck in bad guys. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, sequel to 2011’s incredible Human Revolution, is finally here, and cybernetically-enhanced super-agent Adam Jensen is back stealthing, stealing, hacking and blasting his way through another conspiracy perpetrated by shadowy old people who employ bigger, younger people to blow stuff up for them.
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